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2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin

2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin
2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin
2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin
2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin

2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin
2020 China World Heritage – Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin. About Notes & Coins. The actual note may have a different serial number, signaturs and prefixs. Please use the image as a reference only. The notes and coins we sell are 100% real and UNC. It will take about 7-15 days for the project to be sent from China to the United States, or longer under special circumstances. The project will be sent from China to other countries for about 7-30 days, special cases or special circumstances. Response time during China holidays and weekends maybe longer.
2020 China World Heritage Liangzhu City Ruins 10 Yuan 30g Silver Coin

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China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det

China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det
China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det
China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det

China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det
This coin commemorates Yuan Shih-Kai founding of the republic. The original coin was struck in 1914. Do to demand for collectors, the coin was restricted in 1918. Also, it seems that most of the restrikes were not as well preserved, making them less available as far as quantity and quality is concerned. I believe that in the long-run, the restrike may surpass the original in value, but that is just a personal opinion. This coin was graded as Unc Details with Artificial Toning. There is nothing artificial about this toning. Furthermore, the toning could be removed, but, I refuse to do so, for it belongs with this coin. In the future, should one choose to do so, I guess one could. A Beautiful and Rare Specimen. Item#: 9930 Issue: Commemorative Coinage China Dollar (Yuan) Catalogue#: L&M-858, Y# 322.1 Grade: NGC NGC Unc Details Artificial Toning Amazing Quality Extremely Rare. A note on quality of Obsolete Bank Notes. Unlike regular US Government notes, bank notes were not printed on the finest of cotton-bond paper or with the best of inks. They were not meant to circulate for a long period of time or circulate throughout the nation. They usually circulated on a local or state level, and probably not more then a few years at best. They were printed on whatever paper was available at the time. On some notes one can see some of the wood or pulp chips in the paper. In some cases, they were printed on earlier notes that were no longer in use. The technology of acid-free paper was not there yet, as seen with some of our national historical documents, and paper was much scarcer than we can today imagine. These notes had to be printed on semi-wet or moist paper, or the ink would not properly adhere. They were very labor intensive, and were printed by hand, one side at a time. They would manually ink the press, place the damp sheet in it, and run the roller over it. The sheet would be hung to dry, and the same process of wetting and printing would be repeated for the reverse. In the case where more than one color was used, the process would have to be repeated for each color. Unpurified water was used in the wetting process, thereby introducing more minerals or impurities to the paper. As a consequence, many of these notes are very difficult to locate without discoloration, color bleeding or what looks like water staining, due to the wetting process. As if that was not enough, they were individually cut with scissors or crude cutting boards, making them very difficult to find with good margins, or the design itself not cut into it. When grading them today, the coloration, bleeding or some stains, do not deduct from the grade, for the great majority have these problems. Margins, alignment and condition of the paper itself are the main grading points. However, when finding some of these notes without many of the usual problems, one should recognize that it is not the norm. That is one of the reasons why I have virtually all of these notes certified. They get sealed in archival holders, minimizing the aging and toning effects by not being exposed to the elements, and it also gives the client reassurance as to its authenticity and grade. I have seen some very white and super clean examples, but, upon close examination, they were nothing more than modern reproductions. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
China Yuan Shih-kai ND 1914-1918 Plumed Hat Dollar L&M-858 Restrike NGC Unc Det

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China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World’s Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin

China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin
China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin
China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin
China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin

China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin
FDC / Stempelglanz / Mint State condition. FRANCE: 1 euro par pièce supplémentaire. Achat/Vente de monniaes contemporaines en métal précieux. Société à Responsabilité Limitée. Au capital de 20 000 euros. RCS Blois 834 318 438. 3 rue Roland GARROS. Franchise en base de TVA. TVA non applicable, art. 293 B du CGI.
China 10 yuan Panda 2012 PROOF World's Fair Money PR70 DCAM silver 999 1 oz coin

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China 1986 5 Y Yuan Panda Silver Coin 25th Wildlife Fund WWF PCGS MS67 Matte BU

China 1986 5 Y Yuan Panda Silver Coin 25th Wildlife Fund WWF PCGS MS67 Matte BU
China 1986 5 Y Yuan Panda Silver Coin 25th Wildlife Fund WWF PCGS MS67 Matte BU

China 1986 5 Y Yuan Panda Silver Coin 25th Wildlife Fund WWF PCGS MS67 Matte BU
China 1986 5 Yuan, 22.22 grams, 0.900 Silver 0.643 Oz, Km#150. 25th Anniversary World Wildlife Fund, Giant Panda, this is a better Matte BU type. For All certified coins, due to the lights angels are different when taking the pictures, hairlines appeared on the images may NOT the problems of the coin, which might be the lighting Reflection, Double Shadows and so on.. Please check the PCGS, NGC and other grading company`s webpages with their official images. Please allow about 2-4 weeks to receive your package. Some of the Mint Sets, Proof Sets, or Single coins if we have duplicates, we may using the same sample images which may exist the very slightly hairlines or spots on the surface, we can not guarantee the condition to be GEM, but will be the same Unc or BU levels shown on the listings. Also the number on the Certificates may varies or random picked.
China 1986 5 Y Yuan Panda Silver Coin 25th Wildlife Fund WWF PCGS MS67 Matte BU

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1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright

1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright
1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright
1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright
1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright

1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright
GROUND ADVANTAGE with signature confirmation included. Attempts to return after the 14 period will result in getting blocked from participating in our future auctions. PHOTOS – We take high quality images with clear and natural lighting, so buyers can make the best decision when purchasing. Pre-owned – See all images before purchasing. DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER COIN AUCTIONS! Good luck and have a great day!
1934 China Republic Junk Ship Dollar Pcgs Ms64 World Silver Crown Bright

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NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin

NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin
NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin
NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin

NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin
NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin. Silver 99.9%;Weight:1000g;Diameter:100MM;Face Value:300YUAN. People’s Bank of China. The pictures are for reference only. So you may not receive the same item as in the pictures, however the item you? Ll receive will be in the similar condition as in the pictures.
NGC PF69 2005 China 300YUAN 2006 Germany World Cup 1kg Colorized Silver coin

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CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1

CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1
CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1
CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1
CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1

CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1
CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal order coin, 1917 G1. Top Quality and top Rare! 33.42 mm / 1.3155 inches. “What you see is what you get”. From my private collection, I’m not a coin expert, please judge the coin from the photos yourself! Photos are the most important description. History of the original Medal. Li Yuanhong (Chinese: ; pinyin: Lí Yuánhóng; courtesy name Songqing) (October 19, 1864 – June 3, 1928) was a Chinese politician during the Qing dynasty and the Republic of China. He was the first Vice President of China from 1912 to 1913 as well as the president of the Republic of China between 1916 and 1917, and between 1922 and 1923. They are all in excellent condition and would make a fantastic addition to any collection. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at anytime. And World Medals: Tmedals-com. Take care and stay safe – Ludwig.
CHINA Republic President Li Yuan hung Commemorative Silver Medal Coin, 1917 G1