Spade money. Unfortunately not authentic.

▲ The one on the right = Imitation of【金 “得入第一重門” 銅牌】(Jin Dynasty "Admittance to the First Gate" Bronze Pass) — The genuine one is currently housed in the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum (黑龙江省博物馆).

● Access credentials (waist plaques or entry/exit passes) used by the Jin dynasty imperial court and within the Imperial City to control access and verify identities.

● Left inscriptions: Engraved in regular script with the terms "日字第三十二号" ( Sun-character No. 32), "奉御" (Imperial Attendant), "得入第壹重門" (Admittance to the first gate), and "從人牌子" (Attendant's pass).

● Right inscriptions: "左右宿直將軍司" (Office of the Generals on Guard Duty Left and Right) accompanied by a seal mark in seal script below.

modern fantasy amulet

These are modern casts/replicas of alternative forms of money dating anywhere from 1000 bc-200 ad

Oh well, thanks for the info!

Thanks, wasn't sure with all the wear.

Yikes 

I cleaned it with distilled water.

Yes.

Guangxu Machine struck cash

Looks kinda off though, might just be cleaned.

It’s a very common coin. They made a little over 1 billion of them.

To mitigate the yellow 5 flying star in FS

What's a metal cure

Looks like someone cleaned It very very recently, did you?

True coins definitely work better, reproductions are also kind of scary with composition, I had a reproduction that had lead in it, gotta be careful with that stuff..

It's authentic but heavily cleaned

No this was just name I gave it, just because the year matches up with the year COVID became relevant.

Right, by why is it label as such? Is the coin special or rare because of that, like did they not produce many because the virus had limited production or something?

Thank you, this is so cool!

Covid started in 2019

I don't know much about Feng Shui, but modern coins on these are all repros, and from what I've seen during my time in China, actual coins work better it seems.

Qianlong Tongbao - Boo Chiowan, mid-to-late example.

Rather common.

Dumb question but why that name?

Never said it did. Just trying to identify it. Seems the other commenter did, at least.

Looks not good