1920 China Republic of China Crossed Flags in Circle 10 Cents – NGC MS62 BN
A rare and attractive example of early Republic of China coinage, this 1920 China Crossed Flags in Circle "Republic of China" Reverse 10 Cents has been professionally authenticated and graded MS62 BN (Mint State Brown) by NGC.
Struck during the early Republic period following the fall of the Qing Dynasty, this coin represents an important chapter in China’s transition to a modern national currency system. The crossed flags design is a distinctive symbol of the Republic of China era and is highly collected by specialists in Chinese Republican coinage.
This MS62 BN example displays strong Mint State characteristics, including well-preserved design details, attractive brown coloration, and minimal signs of handling. The coin is securely housed in an official NGC Standard Brown Label holder, providing authentication, protection, and collector confidence.
According to the NGC Census at the time of listing:
- Grade: MS62 BN
- NGC Population: 50 examples graded MS62 BN
- Higher Grades: 15 examples certified higher
The limited certified population and rarity designation make this an appealing example for collectors of early Republic Chinese coinage.
Coin Specifications
- Country: China
- Period: Republic of China
- Year: 1920
- Denomination: 10 Cents
- Design: Crossed Flags in Circle – "Republic of China" Reverse
- Composition: Bronze / Copper alloy
- Certification: NGC
- Grade: MS62 BN (Mint State Brown)
- Holder: NGC Standard Brown Label
- NGC Population: 50 graded MS62 BN; 15 graded higher
A scarce certified Chinese Republican coin, ideal for collectors of Republic of China coinage, early Chinese copper issues, Asian coins, historic world coins, and certified NGC examples.
