Chinese Provinces: Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). EF

Chinese Provinces: Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). Y-81. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000

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

CHINA. Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). PCGS MS-62 Brown Gold Shield. KM-Y-81; CL-Unlisted; CCC-319. Larger Narrower Characters variety. A RARE and popular type, this sharply detailed coin features a uni

Chinese Provinces: Honan. 10 Cash, ND (1905). CL-HON.14; Y-108a.3. Copper. Raised Eyes. PCGS graded AU-58. Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number: 43052334.

Chinese Provinces: Kiangsu-Kiangsoo. Mint Error 10 Cash, ND (1902). Y-162.8. PCGS graded AU-55 (Reverse Lamination). Estimated Value $150 - 200 PCGS Certification Number 43942793.

China Empire, Hupeh Province, 10 Cash, ND (1902-05), water dragon, medium "BEI", sm letters, NGC MS62BN.

China: Qing Dynasty. 10 Cash, ND (1851-1861). 37 mm. 10.5 g. Xian Feng Zhong Bao. Bao Cui graded 82 Sold as is, no return. Estimated Value $100 - 150

Kiangnan Province, Brass 10 cash, ND (1904),Y-135.5, PCGS MS62BNCatalog# 8008

Kwangtung Province, Brass 10 cash, ND (1900-06), Y-193, PCGS MS63BNCatalog# 8001

China Empire, Hupeh Province, 10 Cash, (Y.120a.10), ND (1902-05), NGC MS61BN.

China Empire, Fukien Province, 10 Cash, (Y.100.2), ND (1901-05), 3 clouds/cloud above tail, NGC MS61BN.

China: Qing Dynasty. Copper 10 Cash, ND. 28.2g. 44 mm. Xian Feng Zhong Bao, Bao Yuan Mint. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

China: Qing Dynasty. Copper 10 Cash, ND (1853). 14.1g. 37 mm. Xiangeng Zhong Bao, Bao Zhe. GBCA graded 82. Estimated Value $50 - 100

China Empire, Hupeh Province, 10 Cash, (Y.122), nd (1902-05), NGC AU58BN.

Chinese Provinces: Fengtien. 20 Cents, CD1904. LM-485; Y-91. Kuang Hsu, 1875-1908. Toned. PCGS Certification Number: 41634711. PCGS graded Extremely Fine Detail (Environmental Damage). Estimated Valu

China, Fukien Province. ND (1901-05) 10 Cash (KM-Y100.2). BU and a rich chocolate-brown example with only small areas of staining here and there. Scarce this nice. Est. $150.

Hupei Province: Silver 10-Cents ND (1895-1907) NGC EF Details

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.98; CCC-193; KM-Pn5; Duan-702. Five petaled rosettes on either side of the dragon. Pop: 1, one finer graded

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (ca. 1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-55 Gold Shield. KM-Unlisted; CL-HUN.101. A VERY RARE and interesting pattern issue, seemingly muling a Hunan dragon side with a Fukie

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.93; CCC-191; KM-Pn5; Duan-699. Five pointed stars on either side of the dragon. An EXTREMELY RARE example of

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

A Seldom Encountered Hoard of China, Kwangtung Province 10 Cent Pieces. ND (1890-1908), KM-Y200, .0712 oz ASW per coin. The coins in this wholly honest grouping all range in quality from F/VF to EF+.

Chang Dai-Chien (May 10, 1899-April 2, 1983), a native of Neijiang, Sichuan[1], was born in Panyu, Guangdong Province, a Chinese ink-splash painter, calligrapher, and one of the founders of the "Dafen

China, Hunan Province. CD 1906 Copper 10 Cash (KM-Y10h.2), Seven Flames on Pearl. EF/AU and offering balanced brown patina. An uncommon coin at this grade. Est. $40.