Chinese Republic of China Silver Dollar

LATE QING DYNASTY TO REPUBLIC OF CHINA TEN SILVER DOLLARS Diameter4cm Weight303g

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China, Sun Yat-Sen: Silver Dollar, ND (1912/1928), Obv bust left, Rev MEMENTO and value in wreath, five-pointed upper stars (KM Y318; Kann 608; L&M 48). Uncirculated, in

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China: Silver Dragon and Phoenix Dollar longfeng characters, Year 12 (1923), the Rev value in small characters (KM Y336). Choice uncirculated.

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China, Sun Yat-Sen: Pattern Silver Dollar, Year 18 (1929), made in Italy, Obv bust left, Rev sailing junk (KM Pn97; Kann 614; L&M 92). Mint state, in NGC holder graded M

Chinese Coins, Republic of China, Hsu Shih-Chang Xu Shichang: Silver Dollar, Year 10 (1921),? -facing bust, Rev entrance to pavilion (KM Pn63; Kann 676; L&M 956). Uncirculated

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China: Silver Dragon and Phoenix Dollar, Year 12 (1923), Rev value in large characters (KM Y336.1). Light golden toning, uncirculated.

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) Chinese coin collection. Includes: (1) 1911 Republic Of China Silver Dollar VF 35 In TQQB holder. (1) 1914 Republic Of China Silver Coin Yaun Shikai XF 45 In ZQSC holder. (1) 1928

Chinese Coins, CHINA Republic: Yuan Shih-Kai : Silver Pattern Dollar, ND (1914), by L. GIORGI (Kann 642A; KM Pn28). About uncirculated, in NGC holder graded MS64, rare.

Chinese Coins, China, Tibet: Bronze Box-shaped Artifact, repoussee in high relief a half-bird half-female figure holding a sceptre in one hand and a dagger in the other while standing on a snake, a bi

Chinese Coins, founding of the Republic of China, Li Yuan-Hung: Silver Dollar, ND (1912), founding of the Republic, Obv? -facing military bust with cap, Rev value within wreath (KM Y320; Kann 638; L&M

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China: Pattern Silver Dragon and Phoenix Dollar, Year 12 (1923), Rev value in large characters (KM Y336; Kann 680; L&M 80). Lightly toned, uncirculated, in NGC holder gr

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China, Sun Yat-Sen: Silver Mausoleum Dollar, Year 16 (1927), Obv facing bust, Rev sun setting behind hills and mausoleum (KM K609; Kann 609; L&M 85). Mint state, in NGC

Lot of 2 Chinese silver dollars. Of the Qing Dynasty and Republic of China. First coin: Guangxu Qing dynasty, Pei Yang, 1908. Second coin: Featuring Sun Yat-sen, one Yuan, 1934. In slab. Accompanied w

Chinese Coins, China Republic Republic of China, Mr. Tsao Kun Tsao Kun: Silver Dollar, ND (1912), he was almost Kann (678). Choice uncirculated.

China, Republic, Sinkiang, 1949, Silver dollars, small Chinese characters, think pointed base “1”. NGC VF Details, VF 35, XF Details. 3pcs 中国, 新疆省造&#24065

People's Republic of China One Dollar Silver Coin

People's Republic of China One Dollar Silver Coin

Coins. China – Republic, General Issues. Tuan Chi-Jui : Silver Dollar, ND (1924), Obv ?-facing bust, Rev Chinese characters (peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). Good extremely fine.

Coins. China – Republic, General Issues. Tuan Chi-Jui : Silver Dollar, ND (1924), Obv ?-facing bust, Rev Chinese characters (peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). Lightly toned, choice about un

[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

14 Chinese coin holders- *NOTE: NO COINS, CONTAINERS ONLY- including 6 Yuan's Head silver dollar, 1 Yuan Shih-Kai dollar, 1 Hsu Shih Chang dollar, 2 Memento Birth of Republic China, 3 Li Yuan-Hung, an

Year(s): Mixed Origin(s): China Denomination(s): One Yuan (3x) Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW .7734 ozt. each Notes: Excellent examples acquired in the 1980's.

Each with Marked STERLING Silver trays (one dragon engraved) Coins include two Birth of Republic of China, One 1899 Trade Dollar, and one with Sailing Ship Reverse. Each 3.5" diameter, total weight: 7

Two Chinese coins, including: Yuan Shih Kai Silver Dollar coin, dated 1914; together with China Republic Memento Dollar Yuan, dated 1927; D: 1 1/2" (each, approx.)