1903-1908 China Fukien Province L&M-292 Dragon 20 Cash - PCGS VF 35 (Gold Shield Holder) Nice Toning.
Product Description
Enhance your collection of late-imperial Chinese provincial copper with this 1903–1908 Fukien Province Dragon 20 Cash, cataloged as L&M-292. Struck during the late Qing dynasty at the regional Fukien mint, this series is widely celebrated by numismatists for its detailed imperial dragon motif and historical connection to late-dynastic monetary reforms.
Key Highlights:
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Desirable L&M-292 Variety: Features the specific die characteristics and calligraphy associated with the L&M-292 attribution, a staple for advanced collectors mapping regional mint variations.
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PCGS Gold Shield Protection: Certified authentic and graded VF 35 by PCGS, secured in an advanced Gold Shield holder featuring high-security NFC anti-counterfeit chip technology.
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Honest Historical Preservation: Displays pleasing, even chocolate-brown surfaces with honest circulation wear that highlights the intricate details of the central scaled dragon and Manchu-Chinese legends.
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Collector Demand: Backed by established market guide pricing and a deep collector base tracking provincial Chinese copper issues.
1903–1908 China Fukien Province L&M-292 Dragon 20 Cents — PCGS VF35 Gold Shield
A scarce Qing Dynasty provincial silver coin struck at the Fukien (Fujian) Mint during the final years of Imperial China. Featuring the iconic Chinese dragon design, this L&M-292 variety is a recognized issue that is highly sought by collectors of Chinese provincial coinage.
Its value is driven by its provincial origin, historical significance, enduring collector demand for Qing dragon coins, and certified PCGS VF35 preservation. The PCGS Gold Shield holder provides enhanced authentication and security, making this an attractive collectible example of late Qing silver coinage.