Chinese Coins & Currency

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Rare Chinese patterns in auction

Obverse to the World War II Federal Reserve Bank of China five fen silver pattern

an old chinese coin with birds flying over the building and pagodas on it's side

Rare Chinese patterns in auction

Reverse to the World War II Federal Reserve Bank of China one fen silver pattern

Chinese New Year Celebration

Foreign Coins

Picture Cards

New Year Celebration

Rare Chinese patterns in auction

Obverse to the World War II one fen silver pattern

an old chinese coin is displayed on a white background

Silver Coins

Rare Chinese patterns in auction

Obverse to the World War II Federal Reserve Bank of China one fen silver pattern

Coins of China Educational Postcard

an old chinese currency card with coins and symbols on the back side, including one for china

China Currency

Flag

China Coinage & Flag Educational Postcard

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China 1911 ‘Reversed Dragon’ Pattern Dollar

red and gold decorations hanging from hooks with chinese writing on them, along with coins

Aph China

Gregorian Calendar

Chinese Party

Chinese New Year Food

Chinese New Year Party

A Roundup of Sweet Recipes to Bring in the Chinese New Year

Chinese coins make a nice party favor for a Chinese New Year celebration.

three different types of coins on top of a red and white map with the communist symbol

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1931 Hunan Soviet Dollar extremely rare obverse depicts Soviet hammer & sickle with a large star within a circled and beaded border. Obverse legend reads "Hunan Soviet Government”. It's interesting to note the date is arranged in a western manner as 1931 deviating from traditional method dating coins with the year of the Republic. Historically very important as this coin represents one of the earliest Chinese Soviet Dollars an considered one of the first dollars of the Peoples Republic.

an old chinese coin with the image of a bird on it

Gold And Silver Coins

Old Coins

Vintage China

Gold And Silver

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CHINA. Kwan Ping Trade Coinage, "Chinese-Foreign Circulating Coin," Pattern 1 Mace Struck in Silver, ND (ca. 1868

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CHINA, 5 Cent Pattern Struck in Silver, 1914, Tientsin Mint, Signed "G.L.” for Luigi Giorgi (chief engraver of the Tientsin Mint), VERY RARE denomination. This series was produced for circulation in the denominations of 1 dollar, 50 cents, 20 cents, and 10 cents. The 5 cent exists in pattern form only.

three gold coins sitting on top of a map with the word mongolia written below them

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Stack's Bowers Galleries spectacular gold coins from China

an old chinese coin with the image of a man's head on it,

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CHINA. Pattern 10 Cents, ND (1912). Tientsin Mint.

China Panda

Gold Money

Seal Stamps

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VERY RARE. A proposed design in brass for the 1983 silver 10 Yuan Panda issue which was the first silver issue in the series. A very striking design, which is utterly different from the one eventually minted. In many respects this piece is quite a departure from most of the Chinese coins being made at the time or since.

two old chinese silver coins on a blue background

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Anhwei 1898 7 Mace, 2 Candareen silver (Dollar) struck in 1898 -- sold for an incredible $143,400! The mint in Anhwei began production in 1897 with the intent to replace circulating foreign silver coinage with Chinese-made coins. Unfortunately the plan failed, and the mint, located in the capital of Anking, closed after only three years of production. As to be expected from this short production period, mintages are relatively low, creating a scarcity of these pieces.