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1920 (Year 9) Republic of China Kwangtung Province L&M-150, K-729 20 Cash - PCGS MS 62 (Gold Shield Holder)

$350.00
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1920 (Year 9) Republic of China Kwangtung Province L&M-150, K-729 20 Cash - PCGS MS 62 (Gold Shield Holder)

Product Description

Acquire a stunning uncirculated example of early Republican provincial coining with this Year 9 (1920) Kwangtung Province 20 Cash, cataloged under L&M-150 and Kann-729. Struck at the highly active Kwangtung mint during the warlord era of the Republic of China, this piece showcases exceptional preservation uncommon for high-mintage fractional circulation issues.

Key Highlights:

  • Choice Mint State Grade (PCGS MS 62): Certified by PCGS in Mint State 62 condition, retaining brilliant original mint surfaces, crisp design definition, and complete lustrous field integrity.

  • PCGS Gold Shield Protection: Encapsulated in a secure Gold Shield holder equipped with advanced NFC anti-counterfeit chip technology for verified authenticity and long-term registry tracking.

  • Regional Republican Heritage: Features classic Republican-era central legends and regional styling, making it a premier addition for advanced cabinets focusing on southern Chinese provincial mints.

  • High Liquidity and Demand: Backed by robust population metrics and widespread collector interest in choice-grade Republican copper coinage.

1920 (Year 9) Republic of China Kwangtung Province 20 Cents — L&M-150 / K-729 — PCGS MS62 Gold Shield

A desirable Republic of China provincial silver coin struck at the Kwangtung (Guangdong) Mint during Year 9 (1920). Cataloged as L&M-150 and K-729, this issue is one of the classic provincial silver coins of the Republican era and is widely collected for its historical significance and attractive design.

Its value is supported by strong collector demand, certified Mint State preservation, and its provincial origin. Graded PCGS MS62 in a Gold Shield holder, this example retains original mint luster and represents a high-quality survivor from the early Republic of China.