1911 China Yunnan 50 Cents Silver Coin (LM-422) – PCGS AU55 Gold Shield
A desirable 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.
Struck during the final year of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), this coin represents one of the last provincial silver issues produced before the establishment of the Republic of China. Yunnan silver coins are highly regarded by collectors for their historical significance, detailed dragon designs, and provincial mint heritage.
Graded AU55, this coin retains sharp design details with light wear from circulation while maintaining excellent eye appeal. It is securely housed in a PCGS Gold Shield holder, providing authentication and enhanced security for collectors.
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 submitted to PCGS and may change over time as additional coins are certified.
Coin Specifications
- Country: China
- Province: Yunnan
- Year: 1911
- Denomination: 50 Cents (50C)
- Variety: LM-422
- Composition: Silver
- Period: Qing Dynasty
- Certification: PCGS
- Grade: AU55 (About Uncirculated)
- Holder: PCGS Gold Shield
A classic certified Chinese provincial silver coin, ideal for collectors of Imperial China, Qing Dynasty coinage, Yunnan provincial issues, dragon coins, and certified world silver coins.
