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Cash (Chinese coin) are: Trial coins with "Fujian Sheng Zao" (), "Min Sheng Tong Yong" (), and a "Fujian Tong Bao" with a reverse inscribed with "Er Wen Sheng Zao" () were also cast, but never circulated. The earliest standard denominations of cash coins were theoretically based on the weight of the coin and were as follows: The most common denominations were the ½ tael () and the 5 zhū () coins, the latter being the most common coin denomination in Chinese history. From the Zhou to the Tang dynasty the word "quán" (泉) was commonly used to refer to cash coins however