AH15 (1925) Mongolia 50 Mon Silver Coin (LM-620 Ag) – PCGS AU58 Gold Shield
A scarce and attractive example of early 20th-century Mongolian coinage, this AH15 (1925) Mongolia 50 Mon Silver Coin, attributed as LM-620 Ag, has been professionally authenticated and graded AU58 (About Uncirculated) by PCGS.
Issued during the early period of modern Mongolian currency, this coin represents an important chapter in Mongolia’s transition from traditional monetary systems into a modern national coinage structure. Mongolian silver issues from this era are highly collected for their historical significance, limited production, and connection to Central Asian trade and culture.
This AU58 example is near the Mint State level, displaying excellent remaining detail, attractive surfaces, and only minimal evidence of circulation. The coin is securely housed in an official PCGS Gold Shield holder and protected with NFC anti-counterfeiting technology, providing collectors with confidence in authenticity and long-term preservation.
The recognized LM-620 Ag variety adds additional appeal for specialists in Mongolian and Central Asian coinage.
According to the PCGS Population Report at the time of listing:
- Grade: AU58
- Variety: LM-620 Ag
- Region: Mongolia
- Population: 334 examples graded AU58
- Higher Grades: 467 examples certified higher
Population figures reflect coins submitted to PCGS and may change as additional examples are certified.
Coin Specifications
- Country: Mongolia
- Date: AH15 (1925)
- Denomination: 50 Mon
- Variety: LM-620 Ag
- Composition: Silver
- Period: Early Modern Mongolia
- Certification: PCGS
- Grade: AU58 (About Uncirculated)
- Holder: PCGS Gold Shield
- Security: NFC Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
A desirable certified Mongolian silver coin, ideal for collectors of Central Asian coinage, Mongolian history, Silk Road-related coins, silver world coins, and rare 20th-century Asian issues.
