5 Sho Tibet Silver

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Denomination:

5 Sho

Metal:

Silver

State:

Tibet

Issue year(s):

1916

Catalog reference:

KM-Y18 (10)

1916,
CHINA. Tibet. 5 Sho, BE 15-50 (1916).

K-1442b; Y-18. Lightly toned.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1916,CHINA. Tibet. 5 Sho, BE 15-50 (1916). PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder.cf.L&M-656a; K-1442b; Y-18; Hsu-537. Bright and appealing.PCGS#: 508037

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1916,CHINA. Tibet. 5 Sho, BE 15-50 (1916). PCGS Genuine--Cleaning, AU Details Secure Holder.cf.L&M-656a; K-1142b; Y-18; Hsu-537.PCGS#: 508

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1916,CHINA. Tibet. 5 Sho, BE 15-50 (1916). PCGS AU-50 Secure Holder.K-1442b; Y-18. Lightly toned.PCGS#: 508

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1916,CHINA. Tibet. 5 Sho, BE 15-50 (1916). PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder.K-1442b; Y-18. Bright and attractive.PCGS#: 508

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-26
Tibet, Anonymous (13th Dalai Lama), 5-Sho, 8.95g, Dode mint, 15-60 (1926), snow lion looking upwards, rev. triratna and symbols as previous coin but legend reads: rab byung 15 lo 60 zho lnga (cycle 15, year 60, 5-Sho) (YZM -; KM. Y#18), in PCGS holder, EF45, very rare

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-26
Tibet, Anonymous (13th Dalai Lama), 5-Sho, 9.43g, Dode mint, 15-59 (1925), snow lion looking upwards, rev. triratna and symbols as previous coin but legend reads: rab byung 15 lo 59 zho lnga (cycle 15, year 59, 5-Sho) (YZM -; KM. Y#18), in PCGS holder, EF45, rare

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