1906 China Hupeh (Hubei) 10 Cents Dragon Coin – NGC MS62 BN
A beautiful Mint State example of late Qing Dynasty provincial coinage, this 1906 China Hupeh (Hubei) 10 Cents Silver Coin has been professionally authenticated and graded MS62 BN (Mint State Brown) by NGC.
Struck at the Hupeh (Hubei) Provincial Mint during the final years of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), this dragon coin represents an important era in Chinese monetary history. Hupeh provincial issues are highly collected for their intricate dragon designs, regional varieties, and historical significance during China’s transition from imperial coinage to modern currency.
This attractive MS62 BN example exhibits strong Mint State quality with sharp design details, pleasing surfaces, and original brown coloration consistent with the grade. The coin is securely housed in an official NGC Standard Brown Label holder, providing authentication, protection, and collector confidence.
According to the NGC Census at the time of listing, 286 examples have been graded MS62 BN, with 186 examples certified in higher grades. Population reports reflect coins submitted to NGC and may change as additional examples are certified.
Coin Specifications
- Country: China
- Province: Hupeh (Hubei)
- Year: 1906
- Denomination: 10 Cents
- Type: Dragon Provincial Coinage
- Dynasty: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912)
- Certification: NGC
- Grade: MS62 BN (Mint State Brown)
- Holder: NGC Standard Brown Label
- NGC Population: 286 graded MS62 BN; 186 graded higher
A desirable certified Qing Dynasty dragon coin, ideal for collectors of Imperial China (Pre-1912), Hupeh provincial issues, Chinese silver coinage, Asian coins, and historic world coin collections.
