D:3.9cm (1.54in) Weight:27g (0.06lb)This silver coin was minted in the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932) as part of the Nationalist government's "Gold Standard Currency System" reform. The obverse features a profile of Sun Yat-sen, while the reverse depicts a two-masted junk, a rising sun, and flying birds, with the inscription "Gold Standard Coin One Dollar". Due to its rarity, it is one of the most prestigious rarities among Republican-era silver coins.

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