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Soft fawn obverse burnished with espresso shaded toning; Reverse features violet and camel color play amidst clear characters.

Gunmetal with luminous dragon obverse; Reverse features tones of amber and flax with yin-yang central motif.

Subtle violet-gold fields with vibrantly lit dragon detail on the obverse; Reverse features deep strike highlighting central characters.

The coin presents a gentle silver-gray patina, with hints of champagne toning around the peripheries.

China: Kwangsi Province, 20 Cents, Year 16 (1927), NGC Graded AU DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-175).

The coin displays a dark mahogany finish with luster and a strong strike emphasizing the dragon, scales and design elements of this coin. Extremely at

China: Kwangtung Province, 1 Cash (1900-06), NGC Graded MS 61 BN. (Y-192).

The obverse of the coin parades a rich blend of bronze and mahogany. Its reverse is a warm chestnut color.

The coin exhibits a golden-bronze patina with minimal to no wear present.

China: Kwangtung Province, 5 Cash, Year 10 (1921). NGC Graded UNC DETAILS - CLEANED. (Y-423).

The surfaces offer chocolate-brown toning, with elements of russet and mahogany tones with matte luster.

The coin is highlighted by a warm bronze patina.

Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong ). This coin displays an exceptional level of preservation, with a deep brown color and areas of subtle maroon toning with

Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong ).

The coin presents with mellow caramel toning with luster on the fields. The reverse side has a deep, russet tone.

Kwangtung Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). The coin presents an attractive silver color with elements of golden toning and still exhibits high original lust

The obverse of the coin is highlighted by a varied patina with a central dragon motif, surrounded by a subtle interplay of gray, orange, and brown sha

The coin exhibits a striking amalgam of hues, with the obverse presenting a muted silver-gray patina, interspersed with flecks of darker toning that a

Kwangtung Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). This specimen presents a pewter-gray patina, accented with whispers of champagne and steel-blue.

China: Kwangtung Province, 2 Cents, Year 7 (1918). NGC Graded VF 35. (Y-418).

Variegated metallic from gray to oatmeal are featured on the obverse; luminescent reverse with mirror-like fields and considerable luster.

The coin presents with dove gray-silver with high luster, strong strike, and minimal marks. Obviously, a superior example for the grade.

Gray fields with touches of golden glow grace this dragon-themed obverse; luminescent reverse with mirror-like fields.

The coin exhibits a subdued palette of silver-gray toning.

China: Kwangtung Province, 1 Mace 4.4 Candareens (20 Cents), L&M-135, Y-201, ND (1890-1908). Kwangtung Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded AU ...

The coin still presents with considerable luster for the grade and relatively minimal contact marks.

A lovely example of this issue with a sterling silver appearance and literally no distracting blemishes or marks.

Glowing bronze tones on the obverse, with Reverse featuring tones from bronze to celery green. Only one coin grades higher in the NGC census out of 11

The coiled dragon is dramatically detailed against a field showing hints of verdigris amidst the silver, while the edges are tinged with a darker pati

The coin's obverse features a dragon motif cast in a silver-gray hue with pronounced graphite accents, while the reverse shows traditional Chine...

Pale buff ground with satin patination on the obverse; Reverse features distinctive marking beyond the characters of the strike.

The coin exhibits a rich tapestry of caramel and sepia shades as well as retaining significant luster, subtly framing the delicate intricacies of its

The coin's surface exhibits significant luster and strong strike emphasizing the dragons face and scales. Very attractive for the grade.

The coin's surface bears significant luster and a notable sharpness of the text and features of the central dragon.

China: Manchuria, 1 Mace 4.4 Candareens (20 Cents), Year 33 (1907). 1 Rosette, Fengtien Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded AU DETAILS - CLEANED. (L

The coin exhibits gunmetal gray with darker toning accentuating the fierce dragon as well as lettering on the obverse.

China: Manchuria, 1 Mace and 44 Candareens (20 cents), Year 1 (1909), NGC Graded XF DETAILS - ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE. (L&M-499).

Gunmetal gray with touches of bronze enrich this obverse; Reverse features similar field coloring with sharp strike.

Attractive coin with steel-gray fields, high luster, with silver dragon and lettering with almost no marks. Attractive for the grade.

Silver. The coin presents a strong strike emphasizing the dragon's features and scales in a silver-gray coloring that stands out from the fields.

PCGS graded About Uncirculated 55.

Silver. This coin shows immense luster throughout and minimal marks. A superior example that has claims to Gem Unc.

Mottled tones of chocolate and ebony are featured on the obverse.

Lovely coin with significant luster enveloped by light gold toning over gray.

The coin's surface is a tapestry of golden ochre and russet with hints of mahogany.

Variety with small five-pointed rosettes on both sides. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu).

The coin presents a uniform, deep copper-brown shade.

Kashgar Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). This coin exhibits an attractive grey patina, with darker shades near the reliefs. Attractive coin rarely seen in a

Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong ). The obverse of this coin boasts a silver-gray patina, with considerable luster, the reverse, the metal's original ...

China: Sinkiang Province, 5 Mace (Miscals), AH1332 (1914), Y-43.3. Kashgar Mint, NGC Graded XF DETAILS - ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE. (L&M-771).