50 Yuan China Silver

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Denomination:

50 Yuan (about Yuan)

Metal:

Silver

State:

China

Issue year(s):

1988

Catalog reference:

KM-188 (10)

1988,
CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.

KM-188; PAN-83a.

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10 coins in the group

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(1445 X 730pixels, file size: ~178K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-02
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.KM-188; PAN-83a. Double sealed in mint case, with certificate of authenticity.

(1445 X 725pixels, file size: ~167K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-02
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.KM-188; PAN-83a. Double sealed in mint case, with certificate of authenticity.

(1445 X 719pixels, file size: ~160K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-02
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.KM-188; PAN-83a. Double sealed in mint case, with certificate of authenticity.

(1445 X 724pixels, file size: ~167K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-02
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.KM-188; PAN-83a. Double sealed in mint case, with certificate of authenticity. Latch on case is broken.

(1445 X 721pixels, file size: ~159K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series.KM-188; PAN-83a. In case of issue. Peripheral toning.

(1445 X 723pixels, file size: ~154K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1988,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1988. Panda Series. PCGS PROOF-69 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.KM-188; PAN-83a. With case of issue and certificate of authenticity.PCGS#: 786218

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