Posted by BCNumismatics Posted by BCNumismatics Posted by BCNumismatics Posted by BCNumismatics Posted by Nicholas Posted by Nicholas Posted by EagleKoinz Posted by Nicholas Posted by Nicholas Posted by EagleKoinz| Japanese/Chinese Numbers v1.0 | |||
| Author | Nicholas | ||
| Author email | nick@coinbrag.com | ||
| Description | Use this image to translate Chinese and Japanese numerals. This makes identifying coins from China and Japan much easier. | ||
| Image | Click here for screenshot | ||
| Filesize | 5.8 kB | ||
| Date | Sunday 01 June 2008 - 19:33:53 | ||
| Downloads | 24 | ||
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In most asian cultures, they use a 10 base system for numbers. This means that the number twenty, as the western world knows it, does not exist. To express 20, 2 10 is used. This means 2x10=20 basically.
For the number 435 you would have 4 100 3 10 5.
01 Jun : 19:40
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