Cash coin?

[q52]

So I detected a site where a c. 1900 duplex was torn down last year. The houses around it are from the 1800s. For some more context I found 10 wheats and a 1913 raised mound buffalo nickel. This coin has the same verdigris as all the turn-of-the-century things I find. Back is nearly blank. Coin appears to be machine-struck and it is size of a quarter. I don't know anyone who knows Chinese so any idea what this could be?

 

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oops lemme get pics

 

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Bruh the image file size... is this 1994 or do they not have protection against automated abuse?

 

[markinmichigan]

We have a city named Hell here in Michigan.

Mark in Michigan

 

[Rudy]

I don't think that is a cash coin, it lacks the mint marks on the reverse. It may instead be a Chinese Feng Shui good luck coin.

 

[HuntinDog]

I think this may be it. The reverse is also blank on these.
Dynasty: Northern Sung (906 - 1127 a.d.)
Emperor: Hui Tsung (1101 - 1125 a.d.)
Reign Title: Hsuan Ho (1119 - 1125 a.d.)

Top (Hsuan) Bottom (Ho) Right (Tung) Left (Pao)

 

[q52]

I think this may be it. The reverse is also blank on these.
Dynasty: Northern Sung (906 - 1127 a.d.)
Emperor: Hui Tsung (1101 - 1125 a.d.)
Reign Title: Hsuan Ho (1119 - 1125 a.d.)

Top (Hsuan) Bottom (Ho) Right (Tung) Left (Pao)

All symbols match but bottom symbol. Coin is machine-struck too so it's probably a token but thanks

 

[Plug Martian]

It's not Chinese. It's a Japanese Kanei Tsuho coin. Early 1600s to late 1700s.