1909–1911 China Yunnan Province 50 Cents (LM-426A, K-176, 7 Flames) – PCGS VF35 – Attractive Toning
Add a desirable example of Imperial Chinese silver coinage to your collection with this 1909–1911 Yunnan Province 50 Cents (LM-426A, K-176, 7 Flames), certified PCGS VF35. Issued during the final years of the Qing Dynasty, this historic silver coin features the iconic Imperial dragon design and is one of the most sought-after provincial issues of the era.
Certified VF35 by PCGS, this coin displays strong original detail with moderate wear while retaining excellent definition throughout the design. Enhanced by attractive natural toning, it offers outstanding eye appeal that sets it apart from typical circulated examples.
This example is the desirable LM-426A / K-176 "7 Flames" variety, a recognized issue collected by specialists in Chinese provincial coinage. With a PCGS population of only 38 examples graded VF35 and 303 examples graded higher, this certified coin represents a scarce opportunity to acquire a high-quality example of this historic issue.
Struck in silver during a pivotal period in Chinese history, the Yunnan 50 Cents series remains one of the most popular areas of world coin collecting. Combining historical importance, beautiful dragon artwork, professional PCGS certification, and attractive toning, this coin is an exceptional addition to any advanced collection.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: China – Yunnan Province
- Date: 1909–1911
- Denomination: 50 Cents
- Variety: LM-426A / K-176 (7 Flames)
- Composition: Silver
- Grade: PCGS VF35
- PCGS Population in VF35: 38
- PCGS Population Higher: 303
- Attractive Natural Toning
- Certified by PCGS
- Historic Qing Dynasty provincial silver issue
- Features the iconic Imperial dragon design
