Round, square centre hole, outer and inner rims on both sides, 4 characters on obverse, dot and crescents on reverse; Thai duc thong bao in Chinese characters, read top-bottom-right-left on obverse; reverse has dot at top and crescents at top and bottom; reverse centre hole looks almost doubled.

Round, square centre hole, outer and inner rims on both sides, 4 characters on obverse, dots and crescent on reverse; Thai duc thong bao in Chinese characters, read top-bottom-right-left on obverse; reverse has dots at top and bottom, and a crescent at bottom; extra metal in centre hole.

Round, square centre hole, outer and inner rims on both sides, 4 characters on obverse, 2 dots on reverse; Thai duc thong bao in Chinese characters, read top-bottom-right-left on obverse; reverse has dot at top and dot at bottom.

Spade money coin that is a rectangular shape with a widening polygon that has a hole punched in it. There is a slightly raised lip around the edge. The face of the rectangular segment has four characters divided by a line at the centre and a slight cleave at the centre of the edge. Da bu (right side-top, bottom) huang qian (left side-top, bottom), meaning large spade, by authority 1,000, in seal script. The reverse is also divided in half, but has no characters.

Spade money coin with slightly raised lip around edge. The top is a slightly flaring rectangle with a hole punched at its centre, and this shape joins with two arms that form an overall slightly flared rectangular shape. There are two Chinese characters in seal script on the face, divided by a line at the centre: huo bu right-left in seal script Chinese characters on obverse. Reverse has same outer lip and centre dividing line as face, but without characters.

Round coin with a four-sided hole at the centre, and a rim around the outer edge and centre hole. The obverse has four characters, and the reverse has four characters with a further four characters stamped in the rim. Xianfeng zhongbao (top-bottom-right-left) in more relaxed style Chinese characters on obverse; boo fu left-right (mintmark) in Manchu, wu shi top, bottom (five-ten=value 50), er liang wu qian right-left-top-bottom in Chinese on reverse. File marks on rim.

Round, square centre hole, inner and outer rims on both sides, 4 characters on obverse; tuong phu nguyen bao in Chinese characters, read top-right-bottom-left on obverse; reverse worn almost flat; extra metal in centre hole.

Ulu type knife. Light brown curved handle and flared, curved main body. Curved copper blade is affixed to the body with four copper rivets.

Round coin with a four-sided hole at the centre, and a rim around the outer edge and centre hole. The obverse has four characters, and the reverse has four characters. Multiple other characters punched into the metal on both faces. Xianfeng tongbao (top-bottom-right-left) in more relaxed style Chinese characters on obverse; boo fu left-right (mintmark) in Manchu, er bai top, bottom (one-hundred=value 100) in Chinese on reverse. File marks evident on rim.

Round coin with a four-sided hole at the centre, and a rim around the outer edge and centre hole. The obverse has four characters, and the reverse has four characters with a further four characters stamped in the rim. Xianfeng zhongbao (top-bottom-right-left) in more relaxed style Chinese characters on obverse; boo fu left-right (mintmark) in Manchu, wu shi top, bottom (five-ten=value 50), er liang wu qian right-left-top-bottom in Chinese on reverse. File marks on rim.