1913 China Kwangtung 20 Cents – L&M-143 – NGC MS62
Beautiful 1913 (Year 2) China Kwangtung 20 Cents silver coin, cataloged as L&M-143 and graded NGC MS62.
This coin was issued during the early years of the Republic of China, shortly after the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912. It represents an important period in Chinese history and the development of China's modern coinage.
Kwangtung, now known as Guangdong, was an important commercial and economic region in southern China. The Canton Mint produced many of the province's silver and copper coins during this period.
This 20 Cents issue is a popular example of early Republic of China provincial coinage and is highly collectible among specialists in Chinese coins.
Coin Details:
Country: China
Province: Kwangtung
Year: 1913 (Year 2)
Denomination: 20 Cents
Variety: L&M-143
Grade: NGC MS62
NGC Population in MS62: 43
NGC Population Higher: 57
With an NGC MS62 grade and only 57 examples recorded in higher grades, this is an attractive certified example for collectors of Chinese provincial and Republic of China coinage.
A great addition to any Chinese, Asian, or world silver collection.
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