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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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.

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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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Origin of the name for Chinese Yuan The origin of the name "Yuan" as the monetary unit of China dates back to ancient times and has undergone various historical developments. The term "Yuan" (元) is derived from Chinese characters and has multiple meanings and interpretations. Here are some possible origins and meanings of the name "Yuan" for the monetary unit:Meaning "Round" or ...

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Silver Yuan of China The Silver Yuan was a currency issued by the Republic of China during a tumultuous period of its history, primarily during the early 20th century. Here's an overview of its designs and history:Background: The Silver Yuan was introduced in 1914 by the Republic of China to stabilize its economy and replace the previous currency system, which had ...

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China for Tibet, Anonymous (c. 1908), 1-Tael, 36.21g, undated, inscription (to be read from right to left) xi zang yuan Liang (Tibet, one Liang) (Kann 441), about extremely fine and rare

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China for Tibet, anonymous (c.1875-1908), fantasy 1- Tael, 23.86g, undated, Chinese legend: xi zang yuan Liang ("Tibet, one Liang") (Bruce X #T1), very fine

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