1909-1911 China Kwangtung Province L&M-139, K-32 20 Cash - PCGS AU 55
Product Description
Secure a high-grade transitional imperial issue with this 1909–1911 Kwangtung Province 20 Cash, cataloged under L&M-139 and Kann-32. Struck during the final years of the Qing dynasty under the reign of the Xuantong Emperor at the prominent Kwangtung mint, this series captures the high-quality regional copper production achieved right before the collapse of the imperial system.
Key Highlights:
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Choice About Uncirculated Grade (PCGS AU 55): Certified by PCGS in AU 55 condition, retaining robust original mint luster, crisp design motifs, and minimal handling friction across the high points.
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Late Imperial Xuantong Era: Issued during the brief 1909–1911 window of Emperor Puyi's reign, marking the absolute final chapter of imperial Chinese provincial coinage.
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Extensive Collector Base: Backed by deep historical demand and established population figures, making it an ideal choice for advanced type sets and regional provincial cabinets.
1909–1911 China Kwangtung Province L&M-139 Dragon 20 Cents — PCGS AU55
A late Qing Dynasty provincial silver coin struck at the Kwangtung (Guangdong) Mint during the reign of the Xuantong Emperor, the final emperor of China. Featuring the iconic Imperial dragon design, this L&M-139 issue represents the closing years of Qing provincial coinage.
Last years of Qing coinage
Issued between 1909 and 1911, this coin represents the final period of Imperial Chinese coin production before the fall of the Qing Dynasty.
Its value is supported by its historical significance, classic dragon design, strong collector demand, and attractive PCGS AU55 preservation. This example is an excellent representative of late Qing provincial silver coinage.
