1913 (Year 2) Republic of China Kwangtung Province L&M-144, K-723 10 Cash - PCGS AU 55
Product Description
Add a high-grade provincial republican issue to your collection with this Year 2 (1913) Kwangtung Province 10 Cash, cataloged under L&M-144 and Kann-737. Struck at the prominent Kwangtung mint during the early years of the Republic of China, this piece bridges the transition from late imperial provincial minting to republican administrative control.
Key Highlights:
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Choice About Uncirculated Grade (PCGS AU 55): Certified by PCGS under certification number 171807, sitting just shy of mint state with strong original surfaces, crisp details, and minimal handling wear.
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PCGS Gold Shield Protection: Secured in an advanced Gold Shield holder equipped with NFC anti-counterfeit chip technology for verified authenticity and provenance tracking.
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Provincial Republican Heritage: Features traditional regional coin architecture combined with early republican dating, making it a critical date-and-variety slot for advanced Chinese copper collectors.
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Collector Appeal: Backed by a healthy census profile, offering great eye appeal and strong liquidity for regional specialized sets.
1913 (Year 2) Republic of China Kwangtung Province 10 Cents — L&M-144 / K-723 — PCGS AU55 Gold Shield
A desirable Republic of China provincial silver coin struck at the Kwangtung (Guangdong) Mint in Year 2 (1913). Cataloged as L&M-144 and K-723, this issue is one of the classic early Republican provincial silver coins and is widely collected for its historical significance and attractive design.
Its value is supported by strong collector demand, provincial origin, and certified About Uncirculated preservation. Graded PCGS AU55 in a Gold Shield holder, this example retains excellent detail with only light circulation wear, making it a high-quality representative of early Republican Chinese coinage.
