1/4 Rupee Tibet Silver

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Denomination:

1/4 Rupee (about Rupee)

Metal:

Silver

State:

Tibet

Issue year(s):

1904

Catalog reference:

KM-Y1 (10)

1904,
CHINA. Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, ND (1904-12).
L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; Hsu-277; WS-0777.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Szechuan-Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, ND (1904-12). PCGS VF-35 Secure Holder.L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; WS-0777. Toned.PCGS#: 143

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Szechuan-Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, ND (1904-12). PCGS MS-64.L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; Hsu-277; WS-0777. Toned, with brilliant electric blue on the reverse.PCGS#: 143

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Szechuan-Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, (1904-12). PCGS AU-55 Secure Holder.L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; WS-0777. Deeply toned with some subdued cobalt highlights.PCGS#: 143487

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Szechuan-Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, ND (ca. 1904-12). NGC MS-66.The Finest Certified Tibet 1/4 RupeeL&M-362; K-596; Y-1; WS-0777. The finest certified example. Toned with strong underlying luster.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Szechuan-Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, ND (1904-12). PCGS Genuine--Environmental Damage, EF Details Secure Holder.L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; WS-0777. Some light corrosion and encrustation.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1904,CHINA. Tibet. 1/4 Rupee, (1904-12). PCGS AU-50 Secure Holder.L&M-362; K-596; Y-1; Hsu-277; WS-0777. Some darker peripheral toning with luster showing. Clean details.PCGS#: 143487

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