50 Yuan China Silver

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Denomination:

50 Yuan (about Yuan)

Metal:

Silver

State:

China

Issue year(s):

1991

Catalog reference:

KM-362 (16)

1991,
CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat.

KM-362.

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16 coins in the group

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-67 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

(1445 X 723pixels, file size: ~157K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-67 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

(1445 X 723pixels, file size: ~158K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-67+ DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

(1445 X 725pixels, file size: ~160K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-68 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-68 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

(1445 X 723pixels, file size: ~162K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1991,CHINA. 50 Yuan, 1991. Lunar Series, Year of the Goat. PCGS PROOF-68 DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder.5 oz. KM-362.

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