Received some RARE China Republic coins this weekend!!

GEOFF

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...from grandpa, God bless his soul.

I compared their years with the US coins of the same years.

Although yet to find their mintages, I seriously want to send these to NGC to grade since they are in awesome looking conditions. ($35 a pop though)

Any suggestions?



Left side: 1914 Fatman YSK 1 dollar .890 AG, 26.4g. Y#329 (Morgan dollar of China!)

Right side: 1927 Memento 1 dollar .890 AG 27g. Y#318a (Commemorative of the 1927 Vermont Sesquicentennial, 28,142 minted)


backside of Memento


back side of Fatman



1914 Fatman YSK 1/2 Dollar .700 AG. 13.6g. Y#328 (Morgan half of China!)


back side of 1/2 dollar



1 mace 4.4 candareens
Kwang-Tung Province (20 cents) 1909 .800 AG, 5.5g. Y#205 (Morgan dime of China!!)


back side of the 1909


1 mace 4.4 candareens
Kwang-Tung Province (20 cents) 1890 .800 AG, 5.5g. Y#201 (Seated liberty dime of China!!)



back side of the 1890



2x 1922 Kwang-Tung Province 20 cents .??? AG, 5.25g. Y#423 (merc of China!)

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backside of the 2x 20 cents


Are there any Chinese Numismatics in this forum?
 

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I'd make sure to get them slabbed, especially if you are thinking about selling them. There are lots of fakes out there of Chinese coins but the Chinese numismatic market is huge right now. Your coins look genuine (looks like real toned silver) but Chinese coins are one of those things that unless its slabbed, few people will pay good money for them.

NGC/PCGS usually do a poor job of grading US coins, but you need to authenticate them if you want to sell them and NGC/PCGS is your best bet (especially since eBay soon won't let you call your coins graded unless they are certified by either of those companies).

I'm not sure about the values/rarities on them but I'd imagine they'll sell for well more than scrap value.
 

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Values (in order of condition):

1914 Fatman dollar

(In attached photo, several varieties)

1927 Memento

VG F VF XF Unc
50.00 150 300 450 850

1914 Fatman 1/2 dollar

VG F VF XF Unc
8.50 25.00 45.00 75.00 250

1909 Kwangtung 20 cents

VG F VF XF Unc
3.00 5.00 7.00 11.00 25.00

1890 Kwangtung 20 cents

VG F VF XF Unc
1.50 2.00 3.00 4.50 12.00

1922 Kwangtung 20 cents


VG F VF XF Unc
5.00 10.00 25.00 50.00 125
 

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What vast info you have Sag!
would you share the book title of the source?
I got a 2011 Redbook but thats only for US coins.
 

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2010 Standard Catalog Of World Coins 1901-2000 37th edition (online version)
2007 Standard Catalog Of World Coins 1801-1900 5th edition (online version)

I could give you them, but they wouldn't fit on Tnet (2 gb (1800s), 1/2 gb (1900s)).I also have other catalogs 2001+ and 1701-1800.
 

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