1911 China Yunnan 50 Cents Silver Coin (LM-422) – PCGS AU55 Gold Shield
An attractive example of late Qing Dynasty provincial silver coinage, this 1911 China Yunnan 50 Cents Silver Coin (LM-422) has been professionally authenticated and graded AU55 (About Uncirculated) by PCGS.
Issued during the final year of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), this silver coin was struck in Yunnan Province during one of the most significant transitions in Chinese history. Yunnan provincial silver coins are highly sought after for their intricate dragon designs, historical significance, and popularity among collectors of Imperial Chinese coinage.
Graded AU55, this coin retains strong design detail with only light circulation wear, offering excellent eye appeal and making it an outstanding collectible for both seasoned numismatists and new collectors.
The coin is securely encapsulated in a PCGS Gold Shield holder, featuring NFC anti-counterfeiting technology to provide enhanced security, authentication, and long-term protection.
According to the PCGS Population Report at the time of listing:
- Grade: AU55
- Variety: LM-422
- Population: 8,576 examples
- Higher Grades: 24,730 examples
Population figures reflect coins certified by PCGS and may change as additional submissions are processed.
Coin Specifications
- Country: China
- Province: Yunnan
- Year: 1911
- Denomination: 50 Cents (50C)
- Variety: LM-422
- Composition: Silver
- Period: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912)
- Certification: PCGS
- Grade: AU55 (About Uncirculated)
- Holder: PCGS Gold Shield
- Security: Protected by NFC Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
A beautiful certified Chinese silver coin, ideal for collectors of Imperial China, Qing Dynasty provincial issues, Yunnan dragon coins, Chinese silver coinage, and certified world coins.
