Yongli Tongbao is the coinage of the regime of King Gui of the Southern Ming Dynasty. There is a clear record of this in the "Chronicle of the Three Domains": "The grandson of the Yongming King Shenzong, who avoided Wuzhou, changed the yuan to 'Yongli' in Bingxu, and his money has 4 kinds of money. At this time, China was in the midst of the Peasant War at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Like the Xing Dynasty Tongbao, it is a product of troubled times. Yongli Tongbao is the coinage of the Southern Ming Dynasty, which is similar to the Xing Dynasty Tongbao in many characteristics, such as a large amount of minting, a long minting time, belonging to the "Dian School" style - Qian Wen is mostly from the hands of craftsmen, so the font is ancient and simple; The inner and outer Guo are wider than other coins, and the money is easy to polish but not very fine; The material is single, mostly copper coins; The casters are rougher, but the money is full of weight. Until the Qing Dynasty Xianfeng and Tongzhi dynasties, the large coins minted by Yunnan and Guizhou provinces were also faintly visible.
Yongli Tongbao is not only minted and circulated in the mainland, but also circulated in Taiwan, and thus became the earliest copper coin in Taiwan. What's even more special is that it was also minted in Japan, making it the only round square-hole copper coin in Chinese history that was minted by a foreign country and used for circulation. It is the "Yongli Tongbao" money. 
Yongli Tongbao back one point: **about 12,500, Yongli Tongbao back: **about 13,060, size about 242 to 245 mm and weighs about 378 grams. Yongli Tongbao 5%: ** is 17,200 Yongli Tongbao with "Dao" on its back, and the transaction price is RMB 11,500. The Yongli Tongbao was sold for RMB 12,500. Yongli Tongbao Seal Book Xiaoping, diameter size: 273-1.53mm, weight: to be confirmed. In the picture, the Yongli Tongbao seal book Xiaoping** is: 75000 diameter greater than 40 mm Yongli Tongbao, ** more than 200 yuan. Yongli Tongbao, which has good artistic quality and high historical value, is still strong. 
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The overall characteristics of Yongli Tongbao coins are: the inner and outer Guo of the coin are wider than other coins, and the polishing of the coin is not very fine; The material used is single, mostly copper; The casters are rough, but the weight is sufficient, and there is little weight loss. Although Yongli coins have been minted for a long time, a large number and a wide area, they were later destroyed because of the vigorous destruction of the Qing Dynasty, and the number of surviving coins in the Ming Dynasty was not much.