Product Description
Add a choice uncirculated piece of republican era Chinese numismatics to your cabinet with this Year 18 (1929) 20 Cash, cataloged under L&M-158 and Kann-737. Struck during the Nanjing decade of the Republic of China, these base metal fractional issues circulated widely during a period of massive monetary reorganization and political consolidation.
Key Highlights:
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Classic Republican Design: Features standard national emblems and inscriptions from the formative years of the Republic prior to the Second World War.
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Choice Mint State Grade (PCGS MS 62): Certified by PCGS in Mint State 62 condition, retaining original mint brilliance, unblemished fields, and sharp design elements that are rarely found intact on high-mintage circulation issues.
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Collector Demand: A cornerstone holding for collections focused on 20th-century Chinese copper and nickel fractional currency.
1929 (Year 18) Republic of China Kwangtung 20 Cents — L&M-158 / K-737 — PCGS MS62
A Republic of China provincial silver coin struck at the Kwangtung (Guangdong) Mint in 1929. Cataloged as L&M-158 and K-737, this issue is one of the most widely collected Republican provincial silver types.
Its value is supported by its historical significance, enduring collector demand, and certified Mint State preservation. Graded PCGS MS62, this example retains original mint luster and represents a well-preserved survivor from the late Republican era.
