Individuals divide Shunzhi Tongbao into 7 forms, antique style (including: light back type, back symbol type, ji value style), single character ji bureau style, one-cent fold silver style, Manchu Ji Bureau big money style, Manchu Han Ji Bureau big money style, a total of seven kinds.
Hubu Baoquan Bureau
The fourth type, also known as the Manchu style, in the fourteenth year of Shunzhi (1657), the central government ordered the provincial and town money bureaus to stop minting all kinds of old Shunzhi money, and the Baoquan Bureau of the Ministry of Households and the Baoyuan Bureau of the Ministry of Works began to mint new money, and carried Wen Baoquan and Baoyuan money.
Tobe Hosen Bureau
Qian Wen kai book, direct reading, each article increased to one dollar and four cents, and copper golden yellow, large diameter, exquisite production, commonly known as large money.
Ministry of Works, Baoyuan Bureau
This restructuring completely departed from the Ming Dynasty system, and established the Qing Dynasty money-making style, completing the transformation process from imitation Ming Dynasty coins to Qing Dynasty coins in the true sense, which has epoch-making historical significance in the entire history of Chinese numismatics.
The fourth type of Manchu style, although only the household department and the second bureau of the Ministry of Works are cast, but the casting amount is very large.
The copper required mainly comes from the Ming Dynasty and the shunzhi old-style money furnace recasting, so among the surviving Shunzhi coins, Baoquan and Baoyuan Shunzhi have the most.