The image shows a collection of six ancient Chinese coins displayed in a clear plastic case. The coins are arranged in two rows of three, with the top row being the largest and the bottom row being smaller. 

The coins appear to be made of bronze or bronze and have intricate designs on them. Some of the coins have a circular shape, while others have a more rounded shape.

In the top left corner of the case, there is a gold-colored coin with a circular design on it. The coin appears to be from the early 20th century, as it has a smooth surface and is decorated with a floral pattern. The top right corner has a circular pattern with a stylized image of a bird and a flower, while the bottom left corner has an image of an animal, possibly a lion or a dragon, with a crown on its head. The bottom row has two circular patterns, one with a lion's head and the other with a bird's head, and the middle row has three circular patterns with a flower and a bird on their heads. The text on the bottom right corner reads "Huvishka" which translates to "Ancient Chinese coins" in English.