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Three ‘Qidao’, ‘knife coins’, early Chinese currency dating from the 7th-3rd centuries BC. Three bronze coins in the shape of scraping knives, with characters visible on the blade, probably from Shandong Province during the period of the State of Qi, c. 7th-3rd centuries BC; large coin weight 48 g, length 18.3 cm; small coins 14 g each, length 15.3 cm; one coin is broken; authenticity of the large coin not confirmed
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