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1.2057 oz Chinese Tael .99+ Fine Gold: The Chinese Tael Gold Bar contains approximately 1.2057 troy ounces of .99+ fine gold. The tael is a traditional Asian unit of weight historically used in precious metals trade. These bars often featu

Apr 02, 2026

1.2057 oz Chinese Tael .99+ Fine Gold

Hibido Coins LLC

Est. $10,350-$17,250

A SILVER COIN "ONE TAEL" WITH DOUBLE DRAGONS, QING DYNASTY: Silver Coin "One Tael" with Double Dragons, Qing Dynasty

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A SILVER COIN "ONE TAEL" WITH DOUBLE DRAGONS, QING DYNASTY

Dynasty Heritage Auctions

Est. $1,000-$2,000

Great fortune and auspiciousness for the Qing Dynasty, one tael of gold.: Auspicious omen for the Qing Dynasty, one tael of gold, ten thousand taels of gold, 10x8x2.5cm, 148g. Provenance:Private collection from a professor in University of York. Our cooperative logistics se

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Great fortune and auspiciousness for the Qing Dynasty, one tael of gold.

Est. £1,000-£3,000

A CHINESE SILVER COIN: A CHINESE SILVER COIN This circular silver coin is struck with crisp, well-defined characters. The central circle bears the inscription '???' (one tael of silver), flanked by '??' (Guanping) and '??'

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A CHINESE SILVER COIN

Gordon Fine Art Gallery LLC

Est. $200-$400

Gilded Ten-Tael Gold Cake, Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty: Dimensions: Length 7cm, Width 6.5cm, Thickness 1.5cm

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Gilded Ten-Tael Gold Cake, Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty

Genki Forest Auctions

Est. $4,650-$12,400

A Trio of Carved Coral & Hardstone Figures: 1) Chinese well carved coral figure of a laughing Buddha holding a sack in one hand and fan or scepter in the other, 3 1/2 in. H, 1 5/8 in. W, 2) Chinese yellow banded hardstone carving of of a seated

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A Trio of Carved Coral & Hardstone Figures

Est. $500-$700

A CHINESE SILVER COIN: A CHINESE SILVER COIN A Chinese silver one-tael coin, struck with the Chinese characters '??????' (Dihua Silver Coin Bureau) and '???????' (6th Year of the Republic of China) encircling the central in

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A CHINESE SILVER COIN

Gordon Fine Art Gallery LLC

Est. $200-$400

China Hupeh Province Silver Coin, 3 Mace 6 Candareens, Guangxu Era ca. 1900: A finely struck silver coin from Hupeh Province, Qing Dynasty, issued circa 1900 under the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875–1908). Bearing the denomination of "3 Mace and 6 Candareens"—equivalent to

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China Hupeh Province Silver Coin, 3 Mace 6 Candareens, Guangxu Era ca. 1900

Chan & Scott Auction House

Est. $280-$550

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