1907 China Empire Dragon 10 Cash / 10C - Tai-Ching-Ti-Kuo - NGC/PCGS AU 53 BN
Product Description
Step into the final, tumultuous decades of imperial China with this classic 1907 China Empire Dragon 10 Cash coin. Struck during the reign of the Guangxu Emperor under the authority of the Qing Dynasty, this copper coin features the iconic imperial dragon motif that has become a cornerstone of world numismatics.
Key Highlights:
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Imperial Dragon Design: The reverse showcases the majestic Chinese dragon surrounded by the English legend "CHI-HAW EMPIRE" or "TAI-CHING-TI-KUO" and the denomination, while the obverse features ornate Manchu-Han script framing the pearl.
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About Uncirculated Grade (AU 53 BN): Certified at an attractive AU 53 Brown condition, preserving strong design details across the dragon's scales and high points with only minor traces of circulation wear.
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Historical Significance: Issued right on the cusp of the 1911 Xinhai Revolution that would overthrow China's imperial system, making late Qing copper coinage a vital historical relic.
