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1906 China Hupeh (Hubei) Large Nose Dragon – Standard Obverse 10 Cents – NGC AU55 BN

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1906 China Hupeh (Hubei) Large Nose Dragon – Standard Obverse 10 Cents – NGC AU55 BN

A scarce and desirable example of late Qing Dynasty provincial coinage, this 1906 China Hupeh (Hubei) Large Nose Dragon Standard Obverse 10 Cents has been professionally authenticated and graded AU55 BN (About Uncirculated 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 period in Chinese monetary history. Hupeh provincial issues are highly collected for their detailed dragon designs, regional varieties, and historical connection to China’s transition from imperial coinage to the modern era.

The Large Nose Dragon variety is a recognized and sought-after attribution among specialists in Chinese provincial coinage. The Standard Obverse designation further identifies this specific die variety and adds collectible appeal.

This AU55 BN example displays strong remaining detail with moderate circulation wear and attractive 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, only 77 examples have been graded AU55 BN. This limited population adds appeal for collectors seeking a certified example of this Hupeh dragon variety.

Coin Specifications

  • Country: China
  • Province: Hupeh (Hubei)
  • Year: 1906
  • Denomination: 10 Cents
  • Variety: Large Nose Dragon – Standard Obverse
  • Dynasty: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912)
  • Certification: NGC
  • Grade: AU55 BN (About Uncirculated Brown)
  • Holder: NGC Standard Brown Label
  • NGC Population: 77 graded AU55 BN

A highly collectible certified Chinese dragon coin, ideal for collectors of Imperial China (Pre-1912), Qing Dynasty provincial issues, Hupeh varieties, and historic Asian silver coinage.