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In the early stages, the front of the copper coins bore the inscription \"Heavenly Kingdom,\" while the back bore \"Holy Treasures,\" with Xiaoping and Dangshi denominations. There were also Dangshi coins with the inscription \"Tongbao\" on the back. Later, coins of four sizes were minted with the front inscription \"Taiping Heavenly Kingdom\" and the back inscription \"Holy Treasures,\" with Xiaoping coins being the most common.
After the failure of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising, the coins minted were extensively destroyed and destroyed by the Qing government, with very few surviving, and exceptional specimens are extremely rare