CHINA 5 TAELS 1932 SINKIANG FINANCE DEPARTMENT

China Sinkiang Province, Sinkiang Sub-Prefecture Administration Finance Department Treasury - Official Note, 5 Taels, 1932, (P.S1780), tiny holes, water stains, fine.

China Sinkiang Provisional Government Finance Department Treasury, 400 Cash, Year 20 (1931), (P.S1851), serial no. 4481, spindle hole, water stains, edge nicks, VF.

Silver: Saddle-Pack 5 Tael. Weight: 191g. GEF

China Yunnan, Sycee, 5 Taels, wt. approx. 180g.

China Yunnan, Yuan Bao, 5 Taels, 180g. Viewing recommended, sold as is, no return.

China Empire, Sinkiang Province, 5 Miscals, (Y.25), ND (1906), NGC XF40.

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

China, Republic, Sinkiang, Silver 5 Miscals, AH1332, Kashgar, Y-43, 2pcs. NGC VF Details, mount removed and environment damage 中华民国, 新疆, 喀造&#201

An Absolutely Splendid "Packsaddle" Sycee of 5 1/2 Taels. China Qing Dynasty, Yunnan Sanchuo Jieding (19th-20th Century, Silver, 189.5 grams). This lovely, natural medium grey specimen is unencumbered

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

China, Empire, ND, Sinkiang, Silver 5 miscals (5 mace), rev. circled dragon, obv. w/o rosettes, Y#6.1, VF; Sinkiang, K€™e shih, silver 5 miscals, Y#19a GVF; Tibet, 1911-33, silver rupee, Y#3.2, GV

China Chinese Soviet Republic National Bank, 5 Fen, 1932, (P.S3250); 1 Chiao (6), 1932, (P.S3251); various serial nos., some faded, generally fine to VF. (7)

China Chinese Soviet Republic National Bank, 5 Fen, 1932, (P.S3250), serial no. D 177098; 1 Chiao, 1932, (P.S3251), serial no. 781398; 5 Chiao, 1933, (P.S3258), serial no. 199883; generally fine to VF

CHINA-SINKIANG 1905 (AH1323) 5 Mace Silver, dragon's tail points to left, date at upper left, Y21.4, VF

CHINA-SINKIANG 1903 (AH1321) 5 Mace Silver, L&M721, Y19a.1, VF

CHINA-SINKIANG 1905 (AH1323) 5 Mace Silver, dragon's tail points to right, date at upper left, Y21, VF

Qing Dynasty (1851-1861) Silver 5-Tael Saddle-Pack Sycee, 187g. VF

1930 China 5 Customs Gold Units Shanghai Issue P# 326d Grades Select CU. The customs gold unit was adopted on 1 February 1930 to replace the Haikwan or Customs tael as the standard for customs payment

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

China Chinese Soviet Republic National Bank, 1 Chiao, 1932; 1 Chiao (year not visible); 2 Chiao, 1932, (P.S3251A); 5 Chiao, 1933, (P.S3257); good to fine. (4)

Adelaide C. Mattai, (1918-??), “Construction” (Hutzler’s Department Store, Howard Street, Baltimore, MD), 1932, Etching, Image size: 5 7/8” x 6 ½”, Frame Size: 16&#8

Vintage Chinese martial arts novel The Sword Masters from the Mountains,published by Shanghai Heji Press,1933 and 1932, case with two volume,H 20 cm(8.2 in.) x W 14 cm(5.7 in.), Preview from Feb.19th

An Intriguing China Provincial Silver Ingot of Five Taels with two vertical character stamps (179.5 grams). Shades of natural grey toning bathe the surfaces of this RARE early ingot. This example has

CHINA-SINKIANG Kuche ND1878 KUANG HSU SILVER COIN 5 FEN, L&M676, AU , Total 5 Pieces.Chinese Family Collection