Repro Chinese Dragon Coins, Dragon Dollar

Coins include: 1903 Chinese Dragon Dollar, 29th Year of Kuang Hsu, Pei Yang; Hu-Peh Province 7 Mace and 2 Candareens; Kwang Tung Province 7 Mac and 2 Candareens, Szechuen Province 7 Mace and 2 Candare

8 Chinese dragon dollar silver coins. Each 1 1/2"-diameter. 213.1 grams total.

Collectible Chinese silver one dollar dragon coin, with case. 26.8 gram (coin weight).

7 Chinese silver coins. 6 dragon silver dollars, 1 7 mace and 2 candareens Hu-Peh Province silver coin. Each 1 1/2"-diameter. 187.3 grams total.

Two Chinese dragon coins, one marked Kiang Nan Province 7 Mace And 2 Candareens, the other marked One Dollar. 56.9gram (weight with cardboard holders).

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. An interesting brass box inlaid with a 1908 Chinese Chihli dollar or "Silver Dragon" coin commemorating the 34th year of Guangxu (Kuan

QIng Silver Coin - Kirin Province Dragon Dollar

Qing Silver Coin-Kuan-Tong Dragon Dollar

With a Yuan Shikai Silver Dragon Dollar Coin design inlaid on the cover. Marked Hong xian Yunanian. H: 1 1/4 in. D: 3 in.

172262 KIRIN PROVINCE 7.2 CANDARINS SILVER DRAGON COIN Chinese 90% silver dragon coin Kirin province 7.2 Candarins. Silver Dragon coins, also sometimes known as Dragon dollars, are silver coins issued

Chinese one dollar silver coin of dragon, with a holder case. Approx. 1.5inch W (coin size).

Lot of Chinese Japanese US American Coin Lot 2x Chinese Yunnan Coin 7 Mace 2 Candareens Yun Nan 4x Japanese Meji 28 Year One Yen Coin 2x Chinese "Empress Dowager Cixi of Qing Empire" Dragon Dollar Coi

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

CHINESE EMPIRE ONE DOLLAR COIN: The unusual form of the dragon makes this dollar (yuan) coin from the Chinese Empire stand out. 2 1/4" $100 - $200 Shi

Chinese Coins, the Republic of China: Gold Dragon and Phoenix Dollar, Year 12 (1923), Rev value in small characters (Kann 1575; L&M 1096A). Brilliant uncirculated and very rare.

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

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

Unusual silver ashtray, 90mm diameter, with Kian Nan Provence "Dragon" dollar. "ZEESUNG" maker's mark on bottom. Coin very fine with rainbow toning. Unusual and interesting.

Unusual silver ashtray, 90mm diameter, with Kian Nan Provence "Dragon" dollar. "ZEESUNG" maker's mark on bottom. Coin very fine with rainbow toning. Unusual and interesting. Provenance: Dr. Alan York

Chinese coin, one side is depicting a five-clawed dragon, one dollar in value while the other side of the coin is depicting qing dynasty silver coin, 3rd year in Quan tong. Diameter: 1.5 in

(3) 1 oz Australian Dollars with the Chinese zodiac animals dragon, hare and snake. (1) 1 oz Australian Dollars which has Kookaburra birds on the rear of the coin. (1) Isle of Mann 1 oz and 1 Pound wi

Chinese Coins, China Empire, Central Mint at Tientsin Pattern Silver Dollar, ND (1910), Obv Chinese and Manchu legend, Rev dragon within circle, $1 below (Kann 219; L&M 24). Light golden toning, brill

Chinese old silver coin with "Yi Yuan" and "One Dollar" inscription under a dragon motif; Dimensions: Diameter: 39 mm. Weight: 26.74g