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1 Yuan Chiang Kai-shek — obverse
Obverse
1 Yuan Chiang Kai-shek — reverse
Reverse
1 Yuan

1 Yuan Chiang Kai-shek

Republic of China (Taiwan) · Year 67 (1978)

A dark-toned copper-nickel coin featuring the portrait of Chiang Kai-shek on the obverse and geometric patterning with the denomination on the reverse.

Country
Republic of China (Taiwan)
Year
Year 67 (1978)
Denomination
1 Yuan
Metal
Copper-Nickel
Grade
Fine to Very Fine

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Overview

A dark-toned copper-nickel coin featuring the portrait of Chiang Kai-shek on the obverse and geometric patterning with the denomination on the reverse.

Historical significance

Issued by the Republic of China (Taiwan) during the leadership era following Chiang Kai-shek, representing a period of significant economic development and ongoing political tension with the People's Republic of China.

Obverse (front)

Profile bust of Chiang Kai-shek facing left, surrounded by Chinese characters reading Republic of China Year 67.

Reverse (back)

Denomination in Chinese characters '壹圓' and Arabic numeral '1' in the center, enclosed by a geometric Greek key/swastika border design.

Estimated value

$1-$5

What drives this coin's value

Condition and preservation of original surfaces; high-grade mint state examples command modest collector premiums.

Grade assessment

Fine to Very Fine

Mintage & rarity

Common circulation issue

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check weight, dimensions, and magnetic properties of the copper-nickel alloy. Counterfeits are rare due to low face value.

Notable varieties & errors

Standard circulation strike with no major rare major mint errors widely documented.

Similar coins

Other Taiwanese circulation coins from the mid-20th century featuring political figures or geometric borders.

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry environment. Avoid harsh cleaning agents or abrasive cloths to preserve the natural toning and surface integrity.