Unknown identity - origin of Asian (Chinese?) coins (?)

Hello all,
You've been very helpful in past, and again, I ask for assistance with these four (4) items. The two bars were described as silver-white copper, 'soldier's pay', one coin as 'Dragon Dollar', and second coin as a 'pre-1940' collectible. That's all I have. Your help will be appreciated.






Thank you for your attention,
Dan

first round coin is a chinese dragon dollar, this one
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3847.html

The one on bottom looks like Chain Repubic 1 dollar Y# 407 - mine is 1914 but yours has a different date on it, and I am not good enough to tell you for sure.
Good luck - yours, Daryl

try this for the second round one??

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3849.html

I think mine is a fake - I didn't look at it very well - I will have to get pic up.

Thanks all.
Will research what you've given me so far.
Regards,
Dan

Oh damn, nice coins!

The "Dragon Dollar" is from Chihli, and the "Fatman" dollar is year 1916. Both of them, and I'm happy to say, are both real.

The taels on the top are technically tokens, and unfortunately I do not know much about them. I can tell you, though, that they are from "Year 22" and they are silver bars (inscribed on the reverse).

Thanks Kenny,
Good thing you're part of this Forum.
Regards,
Dan

Jimpop,
Great links.
Dan

Anyone care to offer opinion as to values?
Thanks,
Dan

Hello,

the sycees (bars) are unofficial military currency, Chinese museums would tell you if real or not. Might be very valuble or a nicely forged fake.

NICE FINDS!

Thank you,
Dan

np,

On the side with a lot of words, it says something like "Conserve Salt... ???? ...Year 22"

the middle words don't mean anything... I think