Unknown China Cash Coin (Again)

Please help! I have successfully identified 9 very old chinese coins - it has taken over a week of research.
The FINAL coin remains elusive, I just cannot find it on the web. Believe based on mint mark it is from theBoo-Cuwan
 Chengtu
 Szechuan mint. It is a struck brass coin; not a cast brass CASH coin. Can anyone help?
Refer attached images.

Here is the second image:

Hey 910beach, I have very limited knowledge of old Chinese coins but I know the obverse says "道光通宝", or "Dao Guang Tong Bao", meaning it was minted under the reign of Emperor Daoguang (1820-1850).

This site might be helpful for you: http://www.seaeaglecoin.com/daoguang1.html

Yet, I must say, it looks way too new for a 1850 coin.

Thank you SO MUCH Rosemania! I will cross check against my other China sites and let you know what I find....

Uhh, I don't mean to sound mean but...

This coin's fake, 100%. It was probably from a Chinese amulet or charm.

Yep, SmartOne is right.

Well *OK* and thanks to the Numista team for zeroing in on the TRUTH! I suspected as such, since it was thinner than normal vintage cash coin. In any case, I did learn a bit about identification of China coinage....
Best regards to all you "smart ones" out there.   
-910beach

Someone thinks we could do with a Numisdoc article on identifying fake cash coins?

that coin is 101% fake... lmao... (chinese markets always have these fakes these are the most common type of fakes)

道光 is a qing dynasty emperor. his coins are pretty common

Quote: fliegendehollanderSomeone thinks we could do with a Numisdoc article on identifying fake cash coins?

I'd like to do that.

Maybe someone could send me their fake Chinese coins so I can take photos of 'em and crop them for the Numisdoc. I've got fake coins myself, including some obvious and not obvious copies for both cast and machine-struck.

Maybe around November when fall break comes around I'll write the Numisdoc for you guys.

I had you in mind. Good luck then.