Archaeologists
have unearthed more than two million copper coins from an ancient
complex of tombs in the Xinjian District of China. The
2,000-year-old money, which bears Chinese symbols, characters, and a
square hole in the centre, was found at a dig site in the city of
Nanchang. The
value of the coins is said to be around £104,000 ($157,340) and experts
believe the main tomb is that of Liu He - the grandson of Emperor Wu,
the greatest ruler of Han Dynasty.
