Coins and Banknotes of Vietnam
and French Indochina

ANNAM AND ITS MINOR CURRENCY

by ED. TODA

PART I. General Notices

I. Preliminary Remarks

II. Geographical and Historical Notes

III. Chronological Tables of the Annamese Dynasties

IV. Situation of Annam as an Independent Country

VI. Manufacture of Coins

VII. False Coinage, and Penal Laws relating thereto

VIII. Magazines for Coins, and Laws referring to them

IX. Customs and superstitions connected with Coins

X. Paper-money in Annam

PART II. History of the Coinage

XI. The Ngo Family. The twelve Suquan. The Dinh Dynasty. The former Le Dynasty. - 940-1010.

XII. The Ly Dynasty. - 1010-1225.

XIII. The Tran Dynasty. - 1225-1414.

XIV. Rebels. - 1368-1420.

XV. Chinese domination and war of independence. - 1414-1428.

XVI. The Le Dynasty. - 1428-1785. ( Part 1, Part 2 )

XVII. Rebels. 1459-1532.

XVIII. The Mac and Nguyen Governments.

XIX. The Tay-son Rebellion. 1764-1801.

XX. Chinese intervention in Tunquin, and the Nguyen Dynasty.

XXI. The Nguy-khoi Rebellion. The Nung Rebellion. Doubtful Coins. 1600 to date.

Appendix: Coins issued from 1882 to 1945.

PART III. Online Identifier

To identify the coin, click on the characters below (in any order):

thong-bao (229)

nguyen-bao (65)

or find the coin by the Toda catalog number:
1-4 5-15 16-23 24-38 39-50 51-75 76-162 163-169 170-176 177-211 212-239 240-290 others