The image shows a set of six ancient Chinese coins displayed in a wooden display case. The coins are arranged in a row, with each coin having a unique design on it. 

The first coin on the top left is a round, silver-colored coin with an image of a lion's head on the obverse side. The second coin is a smaller, round coin with a floral design on the reverse side. All the coins appear to be made of metal and have a smooth, polished finish.

In the center of the display case, there is a text written in Chinese characters that translates to "Varahran IV" which is the denomination of the coins. Below the text, there are two lines of text that translate to "388-3994".

Overall, the image appears to be a collection of coins from the early 20th century.