1911 China Yunnan 50 Cents Silver Coin (LM-422) – PCGS MS62 Gold Shield
An exceptional example of late Qing Dynasty provincial silver coinage, this 1911 China Yunnan 50 Cents Silver Coin (LM-422) has been professionally authenticated and graded MS62 (Mint State 62) by PCGS.
Struck during the final year of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), this coin represents one of the last imperial silver issues produced before the founding of the Republic of China. Yunnan provincial silver coins are highly prized for their intricate dragon designs, historical significance, and enduring popularity among collectors of Chinese numismatics.
Graded MS62, this coin is a true Mint State example, exhibiting sharp strike details, original mint luster, and only minor contact marks consistent with the assigned grade. It is securely encapsulated in a PCGS Gold Shield holder featuring NFC anti-counterfeiting technology, providing enhanced authentication, security, and long-term preservation.
According to the PCGS Population Report at the time of listing:
- Grade: MS62
- Variety: LM-422
- Population: 8,560 examples
- Higher Grades: 6,073 examples
Population figures reflect coins certified by PCGS and may change as additional coins are submitted.
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: MS62 (Mint State)
- Holder: PCGS Gold Shield
- Security: Protected by NFC Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
An outstanding certified Chinese silver coin, ideal for collectors of Imperial China, Qing Dynasty provincial coinage, Yunnan dragon coins, certified silver coins, and advanced world coin collections.
