Chinese Provinces: Sinkiang. 5 Mace, AH1327 (1909). PCGS VF35

Chinese Provinces: Sinkiang. 5 Mace, ND (1910). LM-819A; Y-6.6. PCGS graded Very Fine Detail (Tooled). Estimated Value $200 - 250 Certification Number 44671742.

Chinese Provinces: Manchurian Provinces. 1 Mace 4.4 Candreens 20 Cents (1909). Y-213.2. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

Chinese Provinces: Manchurian Provinces. 1 Mace 4.4 Candreens 20 Cents (1909). Y-213.2. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

Chinese Provinces: Yunnan. 3 Mace 6 Candareens, 50 Cents, ND (1909-11). LM-426; K-176; Y-259. Kunming Mint. Hsuan-t'ung. Variety with 7 Flames on fiery pearl. Superb brilliant mint state example. Fine

CHINA-KIRIN 1885 3 Maces Silver, L&M506, K918a, PCGS AU58, Finest known example and only 1 graded by PCGS, Chinese Family Collection. Finest known 1885 Kirin province 3 mace PCGS AU-58 , only 1 graded

Chinese Provinces: Kwangtung. Dollar, ND (1909-1911). LM-138; Y-206. PCGS graded Extremely Fine Detail (Chop Mark). Estimated Value $200 - 250

China Empire, Sinkiang Province, 5 Miscals, (Y.6; LM-820), ND (1910), PCGS F12.

East Asia, China, Xinjiang province (Sinkiang), Qing Dynasty, ca. 1905 CE. A silver Sinkiang Province coin, 5 Miscals (Y#6.1) minted under Kuang-hsu.Obverse with Chinese characters and Arabic and reve

Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. Dollar, ND (1909-11). LM-352; Y-243.1. PCGS graded Fine Detail (Cleaned). Estimated Value $400 - 500 Certification Number 42111948.

CHINA-SINKIANG ND(1910) 5 Mace Silver, Uncircled Dragon, L&M820, Y6, NGC AU55. Chinese Family Collection

Chinese Provinces: Kwangtung. 20 Cents, ND (1909-11). LM-139; Y-205. PCGS graded MS-62. Estimated Value $75 - 100

Chinese Provinces: Hupeh. Dollar, ND (1909-11). Y-131; L&M-187. Toned. NGC graded VF-35. Estimated Value $300 - 400

Chinese Provinces: Manchurian Provinces. 20 Cents, Year 1 (1909). LM-498; KM-213.2. PCGS graded EF-40. Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number: 45315425.

China: Sinkiang. 1 Mace， ND 1907 Fr-7c; L&M-1051. Turkish legend. Obverse; Dragon. Reverse; Four Chinese characters in circle. Extremely Rare. PCGS graded 86， Authenticity Unverifiable. NGC

Chinese Guang Xu Yuan Bao bronze coin; made by Qinghai province; value of 7 mace and 3 candareens; D: 3.5 cm, 20 grams

The Chinese coin written with Chinese on one side, English on reverse surrounding a flying dragon, Year of Kuang Hsu, Pei Yang. Diameter: 1 5/8 in (3.9 cm) Weight: 27.0g 北洋光&#3221

Chinese Provinces: Kwangtung. Dollar, ND (1909-11). Y-206; L&M-138. NGC graded EF-45. Estimated Value $400 - 500

1909 5 Rbl Russia Gold PCGS MS65 Bit-34

A United States 1878-CC Liberty Head $20 Gold Coin PCGS graded VF35. Estimate $ 5,000-7,000

Chinese Provinces: Fengtien. Pattern Cash (4 Fen), ND (1899). CCC-317; KM-Pn 1. Struck in brass with square hole. PCGS graded Uncirculated Detail (Environmental Damage). Estimated Value $500 - UP

Collectible Chinese old silver coin, one side with a coiled dragon, the verso marked Szechuen Province & Mace And 2 Candareens, with stuck case. 44g (with case).

[CHINA] Eleven Chinese Republic and Provincial Silver Coins comprising: a Chili Provincial Dollar-Twenty Fourth Year of Kwang-Hsu: Pei Yang Arsenal, Kiana Nan Province 7 Mace and 2 Candareen-HAH/Roset

Coins include: 1903 Chinese Dragon Dollar, 29th Year of Kuang Hsu, Pei Yang; Hu-Peh Province 7 Mace and 2 Candareens; Kwang Tung Province 7 Mac and 2 Candareens, Szechuen Province 7 Mace and 2 Candare

Six Chinese silver dragon coins, comprising (3) Hu-Peh Province coins, (2) three Mace coins and (1) seven Mace coin; together with (3) Yun-Nan Province three Mace coins.