Dimensions: 2 - 3,8 cm Diameter
total weight: 126,9 grams

1. A SILVER DOLLAR WITH SUN YAT-SEN
   China, Republic of China, early 20th century
   Obverse with bust of Sun Yat-sen facing left; reverse with crossed flags and inscriptions. Issued during the early years of the Republic to symbolise national unity.

2. A SILVER DOLLAR WITH YUAN SHIKAI
China, Republic of China, ca. 1914–1920
Obverse with bust of Yuan Shikai in military dress; reverse with wreath and denomination. Known as the “Fatman dollar,” one of the most common silver coins of the period.

3. A PROVINCIAL SILVER DOLLAR, HUPEH
China, Hupeh Province, late Qing dynasty
Obverse with dragon surrounded by inscriptions: Hupeh Province, 7 mace and 2 candareens; reverse with characters and wreath. A classic “dragon dollar” of the provincial mints.

4. A SILVER DOLLAR WITH SUNBURST AND TEMPLE
China, late Qing dynasty
Obverse with rising sun and temple scene; reverse with wreath and denomination. Issued during the Guangxu period as part of modernised silver coinage.

5. A BI-METALLIC COMMEMORATIVE COIN
China, People’s Republic, 2001
Obverse with national emblem and date; reverse with denomination ¥5 and commemorative design marking the 50th anniversary of the PRC (1951–2001).

6. A SMALL SILVER COIN WITH CHARACTER INSCRIPTION
China, late Qing to Republic period
Round silver coin with central character, reverse with further inscription.

7. A BRONZE COIN WITH FLORAL DESIGN
China, late Qing to early Republic period
Obverse with floral emblem; reverse with characters. Heavy patina with green encrustation.

8. A BRONZE COIN WITH SUNBURST DESIGN
China, Republic of China, 20th century
Obverse with sunburst motif, reverse with Chinese inscriptions.

9. A BRONZE COIN WITH WREATH REVERSE
China, late Qing dynasty
Obverse with imperial emblem; reverse with wreath. Dark patina with surface encrustation.