An Intriguing China Provincial Silver Ingot of Five Taels

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

Chinese Coins, CHINA PROVINCIAL ISSUES, Hupeh Province : Silver Tael, Year 30 (1904), Obv large central character (KM Y128). Lightly toned over original lustre, choice brilliant uncirculated, very sca

Chinese Coins, China Provincial Issues, Hupeh Province: Silver Tael, Year 30 (1904), Obv large central characters (KM Y128.1; Kann 933d; L&M 181). Uncirculated, in NGC holder graded MS62.

Chinese Coins, CHINA PROVINCIAL ISSUES, Hupeh Province : Silver Tael, Year 30 (1904), Obv large central characters (KM Y128.2). Uncirculated.

China, Xianggang Yintiao. Hong Kong Silver Ingot of Two Taels (74.9 grams). Here is a smooth, entirely honest example that offers a lovely blush of lavender-grey toning. A very seldom encountered ingo

Jiangxi Zubao fifty taels silver ingot in Qing Dynasty, China

Yunnan Province: Silver Tael with ‘Fu’ (wealth) and ‘Deer Head’, minted in French Indo China 1943 (LGM 433, 436) Probably a later strikes. (2pcs). No Return. (2pcs)

Collection of Six (6) Antique Chinese Qing Style Silver-Metal Pay Soldier's Ingots. Includes a miao bar and five Taels. Condition consistent with age. Largest measures 2-1/4" Long. We do Not professio

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Kyoto Daifukuji, the year of the Republic of China

In ancient China, Huizong Chongzhen, Changsha County, Changsha County, took Zhang Wenzhi's fifty taels of silver ingots in ten years.

Fifty taels of silver ingots by Chen Hengsheng, Pei Da, Shanghai County, Qing Dynasty, China

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Tai'an County, Guangxu Year, Qing Dynasty, China

In the year of the Republic of China, Wang Zuo, a craftsman of Tianbao Furnace in Gansu Province, returned to keep fifty taels of silver ingots

Qing Dynasty old sterling silver "Tianbao Duanji" five taels of archway ingots High 7.8CM wide 5.9cm weight: 177g Freight: 1.International Freight: Foreign shipping charges are determined by destinati

A Distinctive Early China Silver Sycee of 3 Taels with a single round stamp at its center bearing a "happiness" character. Though we are uncertain in the case of this specimen, such ingots (generally

H. 7 cm.W. 16 cm.Weight. 1860 gram.

H. 2 cm.W. 15 cm.Weight. 1856 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 6 cm.Weight. 181 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

Qing Dynasty of China, Silver Ingot

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

Height:9.2cmLength:13.9cmDiameter:Weight:1.8kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

13.4cm*7.5cm*8.5cm .For size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures. Buyer's premium 25% .

Qing Dynasty of China,Silver Ingot