Libyan Dragon Dollar / Tai-Qing-Ti-Kuo Silver Coin (Hsuan-Tung Year 3)
China (Qing Dynasty) · 1911 (XuanTong Year 3)
A classic Chinese imperial silver dollar featuring a fierce dragon encircling the central denomination value, with Manchu and Chinese characters on the obverse side.
- Country
- China (Qing Dynasty)
- Year
- 1911 (XuanTong Year 3)
- Denomination
- One Dollar (Yi Yuan)
- Metal
- Silver (.900)
- Grade
- About Uncirculated (AU 50 as indicated on slab)
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