1910 China Manchuria Province L&M-496 Dragon 20 Cash - PCGS XF 45
Product Description
Expand your collection of late-Qing imperial coinage with this 1910 Manchuria Province Dragon 20 Cash, cataloged as L&M-496. Struck during the final years of the Qing dynasty under Emperor Xuantong at the regional Manchurian mints, this copper issue reflects the intricate regional adaptations of China's late-imperial monetary system.
Key Highlights:
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Scarce Regional Variety: Features the specific design and calligraphy attributes of the L&M-496 attribution, making it a prized piece for advanced collectors of provincial dragon copper.
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Choice XF 45 Grade: Certified by PCGS in Extremely Fine 45 condition, displaying pleasing original chocolate-brown surfaces with sharp central dragon scales and clear Manchu-Chinese inscriptions.
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Classic Imperial Artwork: Showcases the detailed scaled eastern dragon on the reverse, encircled by English lettering denoting the provincial attribution and denomination.
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Specialized Collector Focus: A solid cabinet piece for numismatists mapping out northern Chinese provincial mint emissions and late-Qing population histories.
1910 China Manchuria Province L&M-496 Dragon 20 Cents — PCGS XF45
A late Qing Dynasty provincial silver coin struck for the Manchurian Provinces during the reign of the Guangxu Emperor. Featuring the iconic Chinese dragon design, the L&M-496 issue is a popular type among collectors of Imperial Chinese coinage.
Its value is supported by its historical importance, enduring demand for Qing provincial dragon coins, and certified PCGS XF45 preservation. With strong remaining detail and original character, this coin is an attractive representative of the final years of Imperial China's provincial silver coinage.
