Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. Dollar, Year 1 (1912)

Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. Dollar, Year 1 (1912). LM-366; Y-456. NGC graded EF-40. Estimated Value $200 - 250

Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. Dollar, Year 1 (1912). LM-366; Y-456. PCGS graded About Uncirculated Detail (Cleaned). Estimated Value $250 - 300

China, Szechuan Province. Year 1 (1912) Silver Dollar (KM-Y456). A strong VF/EF with respect to wear, but exhibiting signs of very light cleaning. Scarce nonetheless, and an absolutely genuine example

China Republic, Szechuan Province, 50 Cash, (Y.449.1A), Year 1 (1912), NGC MS62.

China Republic, Szechuan Province, 10 Cash, (Y.447a), Year 1 (1912), PCGS MS61.

China Republic, Szechuan Province, 50 Cash, (Y.449a), Year 1 (1912), NGC MS61.

Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. Dollar, ND (1909-11). LM-352; Y-243.1. PCGS graded Fine Detail (Cleaned). Estimated Value $400 - 500 Certification Number 42111948.

China Republic, Szechuan Province, Dollar, (Y.456), 1912, NCS AU Details - improperly cleaned.

Chinese Provinces: Chihli. Dollar, Year 34 (1908). LM-465; KM-Y73.2. Pei Yang Arsenal mint. Kuang-hsu. Long central spine on tail variety. NGC graded Extremely Fine Detail (Environmental Damage). Est

Chinese Provinces: Szechuan. 50 Cash (1912). Y-449.1a. Brass. Large flower variety. PCGS graded About Uncirculated Detail (Environmental Damage). Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number:

Hu Peh Province Chinese Silver Dollar 1 Tael.Approximate measurements: 1.5 inches. Materials: Silver. Shipping cost: $4. Different rate to California, Alaska, Hawaii and all International apply.

Chinese, early 20th century. A Chinese Szechuan Province Dollar plus A Chinese Szechuan 50 cents silver coin and two other Chinese coins. Overall good condition.

Chinese Provinces: Manchurian Provinces. 20 Cents, Year 1 (1909). LM-498; KM-213.2. PCGS graded EF-40. Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number: 45315425.

Chinese Provinces: Manchurian Provinces. 20 Cents, Year 1 (1910). LM-496. PCGS graded VF-35. Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number: 45315426.

Six East Asian Silver Crownsto include: Philippines: 1963, 1964, 1967, 1970 crowns, all Uncirculated; China, Chihli Province, 1908 Dollar, VF; China, Szechuan Province, 1912 Dollar, VG. Additional hi

Qing Dynasty, Chihli Province (Pei Yang), Silver dollar, Year 34 1908,(LM-465), PCGS AU50Catalog# 8026

Szechuan Province: 50-Jiao & 1-Yuan 1912 (Y#455 & 456) GEF-AU (2pcs)

1912 China Republic 20 Cash brass coin; military government mint; obverse lettering Si Chuan Tong Bi, Jun Zheng Fu Zao, Dang Zhi Qian Er Shi Wen; reverse engraved character Han in seal script, letteri

1912 China Republic 20 Cash brass coin; military government mint; obverse lettering Si Chuan Tong Bi, Jun Zheng Fu Zao, Dang Zhi Qian Er Shi Wen; reverse engraved character Han in seal script, letteri

Silver Crowns in Modern China (5), with an instruction: 1) SZECHUAN 1912 One Dollar Silver, GBCA XF45; 2) REPUBLIC 1914 Yuan Shi Kai One Dollar Silver, GBCA AU55; 3) REPUBLIC ND(1927) Sun Yat Sen (6-p

Chinese Provinces: Yunnan. Dollar, ND (1920-22). LM-421; Y-258.1. NGC graded About Uncirculated Detail (Surface Hairlines). Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,500 NGC Certification Number: 2766732-015.

China Empire, Chihli Province, Dollar, (Y.73.3), Year 34 (1908), NGC AU55.

Chinese Coins, CHINA PROVINCIAL ISSUES, Szechuan Province: Silver Dollar, ND (1898), variety with large-headed dragon (KM Y238.2). Lightly toned uncirculated.

Chinese Coins, CHINA PROVINCIAL ISSUES, Kansu Province Sun Yat-Sen : Silver Dollar, Year 17 (1928), Obv facing bust, Rev sunburst at centre, Chinese legend above and Mongolian legend below (KM Y410).