1914 (Year 3) Republic of China 10 Cash - L&M-66 - PCGS Genuine (AU Details, Mount Removed)
Product Description
Add a historically significant piece of early Republican Chinese numismatics to your collection with this Year 3 (1914) 10 Cash, cataloged as L&M-66. Struck during the crucial formative years of the Republic under the administration of President Yuan Shikai, this series marks the standardization of Chinese national coinage following the fall of the Qing dynasty.
Key Highlights:
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Historical Yuan Shikai Era Design: Features the classic national emblems and Republican-era styling introduced to unify China's fragmented monetary systems.
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PCGS Genuine Certified (AU Details - Mount Removed): Certified authentic by PCGS under certification number 164018. While assigned a "Genuine" details grade due to a historical mount removal, the coin retains strong About Uncirculated surface preservation, distinct design details, and attractive original character.
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Specialized Cabinet Value: An accessible entry point for advanced collectors seeking scarce L&M-66 varieties without paying the premium associated with straight-grade mint state examples.
1914 (Year 3) Republic of China 10 Cents — L&M-66 — PCGS Genuine AU Details (Mount Removed)
A classic Republic of China silver coin featuring the portrait of Yuan Shikai, one of the most iconic and widely collected designs in Chinese numismatics. Issued during the early years of the Republic, the Year 3 10 Cents is prized for its historical significance and enduring collector appeal.
Although certified as AU Details (Mount Removed), the coin retains About Uncirculated detail and remains a desirable collectible. Its value is supported by the popularity of the L&M-66 type, strong demand for Republic-era Chinese silver coins, and its historical importance despite the noted prior mounting.
