758 Republic 民國: Silver “Dragon and Phoenix” Dollar ... - Baldwin's

757 Republic 民國: Gold “Dragon and Phoenix” Dollar 龍鳳, Year 12 (1923), Rev value in small characters 小字 

(Kann 1575; L&M 1096A). About uncirculated and very rare. 

Estimate: US$35,000-45,000 

758 Republic 民國: Silver “Dragon and Phoenix” 

Dollar 龍鳳, Year 12 (1923), Rev value in large 

characters 大字 (KM Y33.1; Kann 680a; L&M 80). 

Lightly toned, uncirculated. 

Estimate: US3,500-4,500 

759 Hsu Shih-Chang 徐世昌: Silver Dollar, Year 

10 (1921), Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev entrance to 

pavilion, reeded edge (Kann 676; L&M 864). 


Estimate: US$2,000-2,500 




Lightly toned, about uncirculated. 

Estimate: US$800-1,000 




Lightly toned, about uncirculated. 

Estimate: US$800-1,000




About uncirculated. 


763 Hsu Shih-Chang 徐世昌: Silver Dollar, Year 10 

(1921), Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev entrance to pavilion 

(Kann 676; L&M 864). Good extremely fine. 



10 (1921), Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev entrance 

to pavilion (Kann 676; L&M 864). Cleaned, 

extremely fine. 

Estimate: US$700-900 

765 Hsu Shih-Chang 徐世昌: Silver Dollar, Year 10 

(1921), Obv ¾-facing bust, without rosette or 

legend at bottom 無 “紀念幣", Rev entrance to 

pavilion, plain edge 光邊 (Kann 676a; L&M 957). 

Lightly toned, good extremely fine. 




pavilion, without rosettes or inscription at bottom 

無 “紀念幣", plain edge 光邊 (Kann 676a; L&M 

957). Toned, good extremely fine. 


767 Li Yuan-Hung 黎元洪: Silver Dollar, ND (1912), 

founding of the Republic, Obv ¾-facing military 

bust with cap, Rev value in wreath (KM Y320; 

L&M 43). In NGC holder graded MS61. 




bust without cap, Rev value within wreath (KM 

Y321; Kann 639; L&M 45). Uncirculated, in NGC 

holder graded MS62. 

Estimate US$1,500-2,500 




L&M 43). Lightly toned, choice about uncirculated. 

Estimate: US$1,500-2,000

770 Li Yuan-Hung 黎元洪: Silver Dollar, ND 

(1912), founding of the Republic, Obv ¾-facing 

military bust with cap, Rev value in wreath 

(KM Y320; Kann 638; L&M 43). Lightly toned, 

about uncirculated. 





Kann 638; L&M 43). About uncirculated. 





Kann 638; L&M 43). Toned, good extremely fine. 





Kann 638; L&M 43). Extremely fine. 





Y321; L&M 45). Toned, about uncirculated. 


775 Li Yuan Hung 黎元洪: Silver Dollar, ND (1912), 



321), extremely fine; Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver 

Dollar, Year 8 (1919) (KM Y329.6), very fine; 

Szechuan Province: Silver Military Dollar, ND 

(1912) (L&M 366), very fine. (3pcs) 


776 no lot 

777 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Copper Nickel Pattern 10- 

Cents, Year 25 (1936), Obv bust of Sun Yat-Sen, 

Rev ancient spade coin, 津 below (Kann 846; KM 

Pn -). Extremely fine and rare. 


ex Norman Jacobs Collection, Hong Kong Coin Auction 

(Baldwin & Ma Tak Wo), 27 August 2008, lot 640 (sold for $950)

778 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Copper Pattern 10-Cents, 

Year 29 (1940), reeded edge (KM Y360 var). Some 

porosity, toned uncirculated. 


779 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Gold 20-Cents, ND (1912), 

founding of the Republic, Obv bust left, Rev crossed 

flags (Kann 1551; L&M 1026). Good very fine. 


780 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Commemorative 20- 

Cents, ND (1912), head of Sun Yat-Sen left, Rev 

crossed flags (Kann 601; L&M 61; KM Y317). In 

NGC holder graded MS61. 


781 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Nickel Pattern ½-Dollar, 

Year 30 (1941) (KM PnC194; Kann 863III). Dull, 

very fine, rare. 



(Baldwin & Ma Tak Wo), 27 August 2008, lot 592 

782 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Error Copper-nickel 50- 

Cents, Year 31 (1942), full obverse brockage 正 

面陰陽打 (KM Y362 for type). Light scratches on 

brockage side, very fine. 


783 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Dollar, ND (1912), 

founding of the Republic, Rev five-pointed lower 

stars 下星 (KM Y319; Kann 603; L&M 42). About 

uncirculated. 



founding of the Republic, Rev five-pointed lower 

stars 下星 (KM Y319; Kann 603; L&M 42). Choice 




founding of the Republic, five-pointed upper 

stars 上星 (KM Y318; L&M 48). Choice about 

uncirculated. 



founding of the Republic, five-pointed upper 

stars 上星 (KM Y318; L&M 48). Lightly toned, 

choice about uncirculated. 



founding of the Republic, Rev five-pointed upper 

stars 上星 (KM Y318; L&M 48). Attractive steelblue 

and light russet toning, uncirculated. 

Estimate: US$600-800

788 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Pattern Dollar, Year 18 

(1929), made in Austria, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (Kann 617; L&M 97). Extremely fine. 



(1929), made in Austria, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (Kann 617; L&M 97). Extremely fine. 



(1929), made in England, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (Kann 615; L&M 94). Attractive russet and 

steel-blue toning, choice brilliant uncirculated. 




junk (Kann 615; L&M 94). Brilliant mint state. 




junk (Kann 615; L&M 94). About uncirculated. 


793 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Pattern Dollar, Year 

18 (1929), made in Italy, Obv bust left, “A. MOTTI, 

INC.” above shoulder, Rev sailing junk (Kann 

614a; L&M 91). Cleaned, about extremely fine. 



18 (1929), made in Italy, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (Kann 614; L&M 92). Light champagne toning, 

uncirculated. 



(1929), made in Italy, Obv bust left, Rev sailing junk 

(Kann 614; L&M 92). Lightly toned, uncirculated. 



18 (1929), made in Italy, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 




(1929), made in Japan, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (Kann 618; L&M 93). Lightly toned, about 

uncirculated. 



(1929), made in Japan, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 

junk (KM 618; L&M 93). Extremely fine. 



18 (1929), made in USA, Obv bust left, Rev sailing 



800 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Dollar, Year 21 (1932), 

Obv bust left, Rev birds over junk (KM Y344; Kann 

622; L&M 108). In NGC holder graded MS65, rare in 

such high grade. 


801 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Dollar, Year 21 

(1932), Obv bust left, Rev birds over junk (KM 

Y344; Kann 622; L&M 108). In NGC holder 

graded MS61. 



Obv bust left, Rev birds over junk (KM Y344; Kann 

622; L&M 108). A small shallow dig left of “國” and 

several tiny rim nicks on obverse, otherwise about 

uncirculated. 



Obv bust left, Rev birds above junk (KM Y344; 

L&M 108). Lightly toned, about uncirculated. 



Obv bust left, Rev birds above junk (KM Y344; 

L&M 108). Attractive golden toning, uncirculated. 


805 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Pattern Strike in Copper for 

the Silver Dollar, Year 22 (1933), Obv bust left, 

Rev junk (Kann 624X; KM Pn138; L&M 109 for 

type). In NGC holder graded MS64BN. 


806 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Pattern Strike in Copper for 

the Silver Dollar, Year 23 (1934), Obv bust left, Rev 

junk (Kann 624X; KM Pn139; L&M 110 for type). 

In NGC holder graded MS61BN. 


807 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Copper Pattern Dollar, Year 

23 (1934), Obv bust left, Rev sailing junk (Kann 

624x). Chocolate brown, about uncirculated. 


808 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Silver Dollar, Year 23 

(1934), fine reeding variety 幼齒版 (KM Y345). 

Uncirculated, a very scarce variety. 


809 Tsao Kun 曹錕: Silver Dollar, ND (1923), Obv ¾facing 

civilian bust, Rev crossed flags (Kann 677; 

L&M 958). In NGC holder graded MS64. 




L&M 958). Brilliant uncirculated. 




L&M 958). About uncirculated. 




L&M 958). Extremely fine. 



military bust, Rev crossed flags (Kann 678; 

L&M 959). Brilliant uncirculated. 








L&M 959). Toned, good extremely fine. 




L&M 959). Lightly toned, choice extremely fine. 




L&M 959). Choice extremely fine. 


818 Tuan Chi-Jui 段祺瑞: Silver Dollar, ND (1924), 

Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev Chinese characters “和平” 

(peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). In NGC 





(peace) in wreath (KM Y320; Kann 683; L&M 865). 

In PCGS holder graded MS62. 

Estimate US$3,000-4,000



(peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). In NGC 




Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev Chinese characters “和 

平” (peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). Light 

golden toning, uncirculated. 




(peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). Brilliant 

uncirculated. 




(peace) in wreath (Kann 683; L&M 865). Cleaned, 

good extremely fine. 





good extremely fine. 







826 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Copper Pattern 5-Fen, 

Year 3 (1914), Obv bust left, Rev “伍分” in wreath, 

“每二十枚當一圓” above, plain edge (Kann 815x). 

Red brown uncirculated and very scarce. 


827 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver 10-Cents, Year 3 

(1914) (KM Y326). In PCGS holder graded AU58. 


828 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver 10- and 20-Cents, 

Year 5 (1916) (KM Y326, Y327). Both choice extremely 

fine. (2pcs) 


829 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver “mint sport” 20- 

Cents, Republic Year 3 (1914), Obv bust of Yuan 

Shih-Kai, Rev Dragon and Phoenix (L&M 921). In 

NGC holder graded MS62, rare. 



(1920) (KM Y327; L&M 78). Light scratches on 

obverse, otherwise very fine and very scarce. 



(1920) (KM Y327). Fine and scarce. 



(1920) (KM Y327). About very fine and scarce. 


833 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Pattern Dollar, ND 

(1912), founding of the Republic, Obv ¾-facing 

military bust, “L. GIORGI” above shoulder, Rev 

value in wreath (Kann 642a; L&M 859). Light 

greyish toning, choice extremely fine. 


834 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollar, ND (1914), 


bust, Rev value in wreath (KM Y322; Kann 642; 

L&M 858). In PCGS holder graded MS66, silverysatin 

finish, choice brilliant uncirculated. 





L&M 858). Lightly toned, uncirculated. 



founding of the Republic, Obv ¾-facing bust, 

Rev value within wreath (Kann 642; L&M 858). 

Uncirculated. 



founding of the Republic, Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev 

value within wreath (Kann 642; L&M 858). Lightly 

toned uncirculated, with unusually deep rims. 




















L&M 858). Peripheral toning, about uncirculated. 





L&M 858). Patchy toning, about uncirculated. 




bust, Rev value in wreath, 3.25mm thick 加厚版 

(KM Y322; Kann 642; L&M 858). Choice extremely 

fine. 





L&M 858). Lightly toned, extremely fine. 





L&M 858). Good extremely fine. 


846 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Pattern Dollar, Year 

3 (1914), Obv ¾-facing bust 七分臉, “L. GIORGI” 

above shoulder, Rev value in wreath (Kann 643a; 

L&M 73). Lightly toned, choice about uncirculated 

and rare. 


847 Yuan Shih-Kai袁世凱: Error Silver Dollar, Year 3 

(1914), struck on a clipped planchet (KM Y329). 



848 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollar, Year 3 (1914) 

(KM Y329). In PCGS holder graded MS62. 


849 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollars (2), Year 3 

(1914) (KM Y329). In PCGS holders graded MS62 

and MS63. (2pcs) 


850 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollar, Year 3 (1914), 

Rev tiny circle in ribbon bow “O版" (KM Y329.4). 

Blotchy russet and steel-blue toning, uncirculated. 



tiny circle within ribbon bow “O版" (KM Y329.4). 

Brilliant uncirculated. 



tiny circle in ribbon bow “O版" (KM Y329.4). 

Brilliant uncirculated. 



(1914), Year 8 (1919) (KM Y329, Y329.6). In PCGS 

holders graded MS63 and AU58. (2pcs) 


854 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollar (2), Year 3 

(1914), Year 9 (1920) (KM Y329, Y329.6). In PCGS 

holders graded MS61 and MS62. (2pcs) 



(1914), scarce variety with a totally different bust 

marked by curly hair, thick moustache and large 

ears on the obverse, smaller grains on wreath on 

the reverse, and Chinese legend in another style; 

Year 9 (1920). Extremely fine and about uncirculated 

with iridescent toning. (2pcs) 



the Lanchow (Kansu) variety (甘肅) 蘭州版 (KM 

Y329 var). Uncirculated, very scarce in high grade. 


857 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollars (3), Year 3, 

9, 10 (1914, 1920, 1921) (KM Y329, Y329.6). All in 

PCGS holders graded MS63. (3pcs) 


858 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Pattern Dollar, ND 

(1916), for the installation of Yuan as Emperor Hung 

Hsien, Obv ¾-facing military bust, hat touching 

rim 沖天冠 (Kann 664a; L&M 945). Usual weakness 

on dragon, lightly toned, about uncirculated. 


859 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollar, ND (1916), for 

the installation of Yuan as Emperor Hung Hsien, 

Obv ¾-facing military bust (KM Y332; Kann 663; 

L&M 942). Prooflike surfaces, brilliant mint state. 



for the installation of Yuan as Emperor Hung 

Hsien, Obv ¾-facing military bust (KM Y332; 

Kann 663; L&M 942). Lightly toned, uncirculated. 




Obv ¾-facing military bust, Rev winged dragon 

(KM Y322; L&M 942). Good extremely fine. 




Hsien, Obv ¾-facing military bust, Rev winged 

dragon (KM Y322; L&M 942). Extremely fine. 





dragon (KM Y322; Kann 663; L&M 942). Contact 

marks on obverse, extremely fine. 




Obv ¾-facing military bust, Rev winged dragon 

(KM Y322; Kann 663; L&M 942). Extremely fine. 





dragon (KM Y322; Kann 663; L&M 942). Choice 

about uncirculated. 



(KM Y329.6). In PCGS holder graded MS63, rare in 

high grade. 



(KM Y329.6). In PCGS holder graded MS62, rare in 

high grade. 



(KM Y329; L&M 76). In NGC holder graded MS62. 



(KM Y329.6). In PCGS holder graded MS64. 


870 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Silver Dollars (2), Year 

9 (1920), Year 10 (1921) (KM Y329.6). In PCGS 

holders graded MS63 and MS61. (2pcs) 


871 Republic 民國: Copper 10-Cash, ND (c.1912), 

Obv crossed flags, Rev denomination within grain 

wreath, legend around (CCC 648; KM Y301). In 

NGC holder graded MS64RB 


872 Republic 民國: Copper 10-Cash (4), ND (c.1912- 

20), one without horizontal bar in “H” of “THE” 

and “CHINA” (KM Y301, Y303, Y306.2b); Copper 

10-Cents, Year 26 (1937) (KM Y347). The “without 

horizontal bar” variety about extremely fine, the others 

red brown uncirculated. (5pcs) 


873 Republic 民國: Error Copper 10-Cash, ND (1920), 

full obverse brockage 陰陽打, variety with star 

between flags (KM Y306.3), extremely fine and 

scarce; Copper 50-Cents (½-Yuan), ND (1942), 

with two reverses of ancient spade and value 合 

面 (KM Y362), weakly struck, very fine. (2pcs) 


中國 - 台灣 

CHINA - TAIWAN 

874 Taiwan 臺灣: Silver 10-Cents, ND (1890), Obv “臺 

灣製造” (made in Taiwan) (Kann 134; L&M 328). 

Good very fine. 


875 Taiwan 臺灣: Silver 10-Cents, ND (1890), Obv “臺 

灣製造” (made in Taiwan) (KM Y247; Kann 134; 

L&M 328). Good very fine. 


876 Taiwan 台灣: Copper Pattern 50-Cents, Year 38 

(1949), Obv bust of Sun Yat-Sen left, Rev map of 

Taiwan with “台灣省” on island in relief, “伍” and 

“角” at sides (KM Pn11). Red brown uncirculated. 


877 Taiwan 臺灣: Nickel Pattern 1-Yuan, Year 48 (1959), 

Obv plum blossom at centre, date above, “壹圓” 

below, Rev orchid and “臺灣” (KM Pn38). Some 

discolouration on obverse, otherwise uncirculated. 


878 Taiwan 臺灣: Nickel Pattern 1-Yuan, Year 50 

(1961), Obv bust of Chiang Kai-Shek left, “中華民 

國建國五十年紀念” above, “臺灣銀行” below, Rev 

orchid and “壹圓” (KM PnA47). Uncirculated. 


879 Taiwan臺灣: Aluminium Pattern 1-Yuan, Year 64 

(1975), Obv plum blossom at centre, date above, 

“臺灣銀行” below, Rev orchid and “壹圓” (KM 

Pn67). Brilliant uncirculated. 


中國 - 共產黨發行 - 中華蘇維埃 

CHINA - COMMUNIST ISSUES 

880 Chinese Soviet Republic 中華蘇維埃共和國: 

Silver 20-Cents, 1933 (KM Y508). In PCGS holder 

graded MS62, rare in high grade. 



Silver 20-Cents, 1933 (KM Y508). Uncirculated. 



Silver 20-Cents, 1933 (KM Y508). Uncirculated. 



Silver 20-Cents, 1933 (KM Y508). Usual weak strike, 

good very fine. 

Estimate: US$50-70

884 Szechuan-Shensi Soviet 川陝省蘇維埃: Silver 

Dollar, 1934, Rev large decorative stars (KM Y513; 

Kann 808a). Light greyish toning, good extremely 

fine. 



Dollar, 1934, Rev large decorative stars (KM Y513; 

Kann 808a). Lightly toned, about as struck. 



Dollar, 1934, interlocking linear (pentgram) stars 

(Kann 808b; L&M 890). Very fine and rare. 



(Baldwin & Ma Tak Wo), 27 August 2008, lot 522 (sold for $5,000) 


Dollar, 1934, Rev pentagram stars (KM Y513.4; 

Kann 808b). Very fine. 



Dollar, 1934, Rev large solid stars (KM Y513.5). 

About extremely fine. 



Dollar, 1934, Rev large decorative stars (KM Y513). 

Above average strike, extremely fine. 


中國 - 中華人民共和國 

CHINA - PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC 

890 People’s Republic: Pattern Nickel-clad Steel 1- 

Yuan, 1992, 10 th Anniversary of Constitution 宪法 

颂布十周年, Obv “样币” (KM 390 (previous Y364) 

for type). In PCGS holder graded MS65. 


891 People’s Republic: Silver 10-Yuan (1oz), 2002, 

Year of the Horse 馬年, fan-shaped 扇形, with 

certificate and case of issue. Brilliant mint state. 


892 People’s Republic: Silver 10-Yuan (1oz) and Gold 

50-Yuan (1/10oz) Set, Year of the Sheep, with 

certificate and lucite box of issue. Brilliant mint 

state. (2pcs) 


中國 - 中國 – 日偽政權 

CHINA - PUPPET STATES 

893 East Hopei: Bronze 1-Fen, 1937 (KM Y517). In 

NGC holder graded MS65RB. 


894 East Hopei: Bronze 1-Fen, 1937 (KM Y517). In 

NGC holder graded MS63BN. 


中國 - 臆造品 

CHINA - FANTASY 

895 Chekiang Province 浙江省: Fantasy Silver Dollar, 

ND, Obv Empress at centre surrounded by eight 

bats and “浙江省造”, Rev peacock surrounded 

by longevity symbols, 44mm, 34.5g (Kann B15). 

Lightly toned, choice extremely fine. 


896 KwangtungProvince廣東省: Fantasy Silver Dollar, 

ND, Obv bust of Emperor Kuang Hsu, Rev “Shou” 

symbol surrounded by “廣東省造”, flanked by 

facing dragons (Kann B19). About uncirculated. 


897 Szechuan Province 四川省: Fantasy Silver Dollar, 

ND, Obv bust of Emperor Kuang Hsu left, Rev “四 

川省造” in wreath (Kann B29). Uncirculated. 


898 Feng Kuo-Chang 馮國璋: Fantasy Silver Dollar, 

ND (Kann B56; Bruce XM675). Extremely fine. 


899 Li Yuan-Hung 黎元洪: Fantasy Copper 10-Cash, 

ND (1912), founding of the Republic, Obv ¾facing 

bust without cap, Rev value in wreath 

(CCC 702; Bruce XM880). A round dent at 12 o’clock 

on the reverse, otherwise extremely fine. 


900 Tang Chi-Yao 唐繼堯: Fantasy Silver Dollar, ND 

(c.1917), Obv ¾-facing military bust above wreath, 

Rev crossed flags (Kann B61). Light brown toning, 

uncirculated. 


901 Tang Chi-Yao 唐繼堯: Fantasy Silver Dollar, ND 

(c.1917), Obv ¾-facing military bust, wreath below, 

Rev crossed flags (Kann B61). About uncirculated. 


902 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Fantasy Silver Dollar, Obv 

¾-facing bust of Yuan as Emperor Hung Hsien, 

Rev dragon at centre, “洪憲元年” above, “開國紀 

念” below (Kann B45). Good extremely fine. 


903 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Fantasy Silver Dollar, ND, 

Obv Yuan on horseback, Rev “洪憲紀元” below 

castle (Kann B48). Extremely fine. 


904 Yuan Shih-Kai 袁世凱: Fantasy Silver Dollar, Obv 

¾-facing bust of Yuan as Emperor Hung Hsien, 

Rev dragon (Kann B43). Extremely fine. 


中國 - 紀念章 

CHINA - MEDALS 

905 Central Mint 中央造幣廠: Silver Medal, 1 March 

1963, 開鑄三十週年紀念 30 th Anniversary of 

Commencement of Minting, Rev birds over junk, 

27g (L&M 1004). Good extremely fine. 


906 Republic 民國: Award Medal, star shaped in 

the form of a decoration, Obv facing bust of Li 

Zongren (1890-1969), a Guangxi Warlord, Rev 

crossed flags, base metal and enamel, with ribbon 

and brooch, 57mm. Very fine and rare. 

Estimate US$150-200 

907 Republic 民國: Award Medal in the form of a 

decoration depicting, Obv facing bust of Huang 

Shaohong (1895-1966) a Guangxi Warlord, Rev 

crossed flags, base metal and enamel, with ribbon 

and brooch, 57mm. Very fine and rare. 

Estimate US$150-200

908 Republic 民國: Copper Enamelled Medal, 1924, 

Obv two facing dragons at centre, Rev “北京宣講 

孔教總會會員1859 甲子年製". Good extremely fine. 


909 Republic 民國: Silver-gilt Enamelled Medal, ND 

(c.1929), 陸海空軍甲種一等 Army, Navy and Air 

Force Medal First Class First Grade, Rev “國1322”, 

with ribbon and clasp. Extremely fine. 



(c.1929), 陸海空軍二種一等 Army, Navy and Air 

Force Medal Second Class First Grade, Rev “國 

3247”, with ribbon and clasp. Extremely fine. 



(c.1935), 一等飛行獎章 First Class Flying Medal, 

Rev “41”. Extremely fine. 


912 Republic 民國: Silver-gilt Enamelled Medal, 

ND (c.1935), 一等射擊獎章 First Class Shooting 

Medal, Rev “504”, with ribbon. Very fine. 


913 Republic 民國: Silver Enamelled Medal, ND 

(c.1935), 二等馬術獎章 Second Class Equestrian 

Medal, Rev “10”, with ribbon and clasp. Extremely 

fine. 



(c.1935), 八等雲麾勳章 Order of the Cloud and 

Banner Badge Eighth Class, with ribbon and bar. 

Extremely fine. 



(c.1937), 光華獎章甲種二等 Guang Hua Medal 

First Class Second Grade, Rev “國6225”, with 

ribbon and clasp. Extremely fine. 



(c.1937), 光華獎章乙種一等 Guang Hua Medal 

Second Class First Grade, Rev “國6400”, with 

ribbon and clasp. Extremely fine. 



(c.1937), 干城乙種一等 Gan Cheng Medal Second 

Class First Grade, Rev “國5102”, with ribbon and 

clasp. Extremely fine. 


918 Republic 民國: Copper Enamelled Medal, ND 

(c.1943), 空軍楷模乙種二等獎章 Air Force Model 

Medal Second Class Second Grade, Rev “No.1285”, 

with ribbon and clasp. About extremely fine. 



(c.1944), 忠勇勳章 Loyalty and Bravery Medal, Rev 

“3406”, with ribbon. Very fine and very scarce. 



(c.1945), 忠貞獎章 Loyalty Medal, Rev “國1443”, 

with ribbon and bar. About extremely fine. 



(c.1945), 八年抗戰勝利紀念獎章 Victory in the War 

against Japan Medal, Chiang Kai-Shek 蔣介石 at 

centre, Rev “15206”, with ribbon. Good very fine. 


922 Chang Hsueh Liang 張學良: Silver-plated Medal, 

ND (1936), Obv facing military bust, Rev “張學良贈” 

within wreath, presented by Chang to graduating 

officer-cadets in Xian in June 1936, 16.5g (Kann 

plate 192; L&M 965 var). Choice extremely fine. 


923 Chang Hsun 張勳: Second Class Silver Medal, 

1912, Obv ¾-facing military bust, “GIORGI” above 

shoulder, Rev crossed flags (Kann plate 191 var; 



924 Chiang Kai-Shek 蔣介石: Copper Medal (2), Obv 

¾-facing bust, Rev Temple of Heaven 天壇, plain 

edge, 26mm; Obv ¾-facing bust, Rev “開羅紀念” 

within circle at centre, surrounded by “PRESENTED 

BY GENERALISSMO AND MADAME CHIANG KAI- 

SHEK”, reeded edge, 28mm; Uniface Obverse Trial 

Strike of ¾-facing bust of Chiang in copper, 38mm 

(CCC 708, 710, 723; Kann plate 193). Toned, good 

extremely fine, very fine and uncirculated. (3pcs) 


925 Chiang Ki-Shek 蔣介石: White-metal Medal, 

undated, Obv ¾-facing military bust, Rev “安危 

他日終須仗甘苦來時要共嘗 A800”, loop at top, 

40mm; Brass Medal, undated, bust left, “蔣委 

員長肖像” above, clasp on back, 28mm; Copper 

Medal, undated, Obv bust left, Rev “和義仁”, 

28mm. The first two extremely fine, the last very fine 

with scratches and edge knocks. (3pcs) 


926 Hsiao Yueh-Nan 蕭耀南: Silver Medal, 1924 

(Kann plate 190; L&M 961). Very fine. 


927 LiYuan-Hung黎元洪: Silver Medal, ND (1917), Obv 

¾-facing military bust, “LI YUAN HUNG” above, 

Rev flag atop globe flanked by sheaves of grain, “紀” 

and “念” right and left of flag, “中華民國五族共 

和” above (L&M 950A). Very fine and very scarce. 


928 Sun Yat-Sen 孫中山: Copper Medals (3), Obv 

facing bust, Rev “三民五權” and “1925.3.12” at 

centre, “孫中山先生紀念章” above, “SUN YET 

SEN” below, 25mm; Obv “孫中山先生” above 

facing bust, Rev Sun’s testament 總理遺囑, loop at 

top, 28mm; Obv “孫中山先生” above facing bust, 

surrounded by “革命尚未成功同志仍須努力”, Rev 

crossed enamelled flags with “紀念章” in between, 

surrounded by “誓遵總理遺囑實行三民主義”, loop 

at top, 37mm. The first two fine with contact marks 

and edge knocks, the third good very fine. (3pcs) 


929 Tan Hou-Ming 譚浩明: Silver Medal, 1919, Obv 

¾-facing military bust, Rev globe within wreath, 

“中華民國八年” above, “湘粵桂聯軍總司令譚浩 

明贈”below, reeded edge (Kann plate 191; L&M 

952). Brilliant uncirculated and rare. 


930 Tsao Kun 曹錕: Silver Medal, ND (1923), Obv 

¾-facing military bust, Rev crossed flags (Kann 

plate 189; L&M 960). Lightly toned, choice about 

uncirculated. 


931 Tsao Kun 曹錕: Silver Medal, ND (1923), Obv ¾facing 

military bust, Rev crossed flags (Kann plate 

189; L&M 960). Good extremely fine. 


932 Manchuria: Japanese Medal, Silver-coloured base 

metal, commemorating the incident in Showa 12 

(1937), Obv running infantryman, Rev depicts 

plane over map of North China, 54mm. Very fine. 


933 Kweilin Branch Mint 桂林分廠: Copper Medal, 

1938, Obv two men fighting, “最後勝利必屬於 

我”, “民國二十七年” (1938), “抗敵紀念”, “偉存”, 

Rev “廣東”, “黄偉存敬贈”, chain and bar at top 

(CCC unlisted); Copper Medal, 1940, Obv facing 

military bust of Chiang Kai-Shek 蔣介石, “民 

國二十九年五月” above, “抗戰必勝” below, Rev 

Kuomingtang emblem, “中央造幣廠桂林分廠二週 

年紀念” above, “建國必成” below (CCC 725). Both 

lightly toned, about uncirculated. (2pcs) 


934 Kweilin Branch Mint 桂林分廠: Copper Medal, 

1943, Obv ancient spade at centre, “中央造幣廠桂 

林分廠” above, “五週年紀念” and “偉存刻” below, 

Rev lion and globe, “中華民國三十二年五月” 

above (CCC 728; Bruce XM830). Several patches of 

dark toning on reverse, about extremely fine. 


935 Heaton’s, Medal 紀念章: Bronze Trial Striking of 

the large size ‘Legation’ Medal, 1896, 43mm, a 

presentation piece minted by Heaton’s for the 

western tour by Li Hung-Chang (L&M 989 for 

type). Mint state with iridescent tone, extremely rare. 


936 Heaton’s, Medal 紀念章: Bronze Trial Striking 

of the small size ‘Legation’ Medal, 1896, 29mm, 

a presentation piece minted by Heaton’s for 

the western tour by Li Hung-Chang (L&M 988 

for type). Mint state with iridescent tone, extremely 

rare. 


The design is based on the Order of the Double Dragon. 

The inscriptions read: 

大清欽差大臣 / 賞功 / 給牌 

Da Qing Qin Cha Da Chen / Shang Gong / Gei Pai 

Presented on behalf of the great Qing dynasty for meritorious service 

937 Medals: Silver Plum-blossom shaped Medal, 

undated, Obv battle scene at centre surrounded 

by “剿匪之役江油守城紀念軍長鄧錫候贈”, Rev “紋 

銀”, “新鎰金屬工廠造”, “No.72”, clasp without 

pin; Brass Oval Medal, undated, Obv crossed flags, 

“第二路總司令部”, Rev five-pointed star and “182”; 

White-metal Cross-shaped Medal, 1928, Obv wheel at 

centre, Rev “桂全路成功紀念”, “局長蔣继伊坐辦陸炳 

壁”, “民國十七年一月一日贈”, sunburst suspension 

loop at top. Generally extremely fine. (3pcs) 


938 Medals: Copper Medal, ND (c. late 19 th Century), 

Obv “MINTING MACHINERY. TAYLOR & CHALLEN 

LTD BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND 英國伯明罕地方退 

辣車倫製造廠", Rev coining presses, 38mm (CCC 

782). Toned, good extremely fine. 


939 Medals: Copper Medal, 1925, Obv “獎” within 

circle at centre, surrounded by “江蘇第二次省 

地方物品展覽會” in seal script, Rev “中華民國十 

四年” above gateway, 42.5mm (Kann plate 195). 

Chocolate brown extremely fine. 


940 Medals: Silver Medal, ND (c. late 19 th Century), 

“印花機圖” surrounded by “改良專式上海德商 

地亞士洋行”, Rev coining press (CCC 783 var). 

Lightly toned, about uncirculated and very scarce. 


941 Medals: Silver “Allied Victory” Medal, undated, 

“同盟勝利” stamped incuse above sailing junk on 

reverse of Sun Yat-Sen Junk Dollar, Year 22 (1933) 

(L&M 874; Bruce XM501). About extremely fine. 


942 Medals: Gold Medal, 1919, Obv goat, “歲在己 

未” above, Rev radiating sun above sea, 16.7g, 

26.5mm, loop at top, made by the Tientsin Mint 

(L&M 1000 for reverse). Extremely fine. 


943 Medal: Dogs, The Pekingese Club, Bronze Prize 

Medal, awarded to TOU MU OF CAVERSHAM 

HOLYWOOD TROPHY NO 2 CLUB SHOW JAN 19 1927 

38mm. Extremely fine. 


944 Medal: Dogs, The Chinese Chow Club, Silver 

Prize Medal, not awarded, 32mm, English 

hallmark for 1928. Extremely fine. 


中國 - 雜項 

CHINA - MISCELLANEOUS 

945 Kiau Chau 膠州: Copper-nickel 10-Cents, 1909 

(KM Y2). In PCGS holder graded AU55. 


946 Kiau Chau 膠州: Copper-nickel 10-Cents, 1909, 

Obv German eagle, Rev Chinese legend (Kann 

872; KM Y2). In NGC holder graded MS61. 


947 Miscellaneous: Tea-Brick, early to mid-20 th 

Century Brick, cherry blossom with Chinese script 

in shaped medallion, Russian script above and 

below, Rev divided into 20 rectangular segments, 

238mm x 188mm. Very fine. 


中國 - 香港 

CHINA - HONG KONG 

948 Victoria (1837-1901): Bronze 1-Mil, 1865 (KM 1). 

In NGC holder graded MS64BN. 


949 Victoria: Bronze Pattern 1-Cent 1862, Rev central 

crown (Pr 282). In PCGS holder graded PR63BN. 


950 Victoria: Bronze Pattern 1-Cent, 1863 (Pr 266). In 

PCGS holder graded PR66BN, rare. 

Estimate: US$10,000-15,000 

951 Victoria: Bronze Proof 1-Cent 1863, Rev central 

dot variety. In PCGS holder graded PR64RB, carbon 

spot on neck. 


952 Victoria: Bronze Proof 1-Cent, 1863 (KM 4.1; Pr 

165B). In NGC holder graded PF62BN. 


953 Victoria: Bronze 1-Cent, 1863 (KM 4.1). In PCGS 

holder graded MS62RB. 


954 Victoria: Bronze Proof 1-Cent, 1865 (KM 4.1). 

Impaired proof, extremely fine. 



holder graded AU58. 



holder graded MS63RB. 


957 Victoria: Bronze 1-Cent, 1877, type II, 15 pearls in 

left arch of crown (KM 4.2). In PCGS holder graded 

MS64BN. 



holder graded MS62BN. 


959 Victoria: Bronze 1-Cent (2), 1901, 1901H (KM 4.3). 

Both in PCGS holders graded MS63RD. (2pcs) 


960 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents, 1867 (Ma C8; KM 5). In 



961 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents, 1868 (KM 5). In PCGS 



962 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents, 1877 (KM 10). Only fine, 

but a rare date. 


963 Victoria: Specimen Strike Silver 5-Cents, 1883H 

(KM 5). In PCGS holder graded SP65. 


964 Victoria: Silver Proof 5-Cents, 1884 (Ma C8; KM 

5). In NGC holder graded PF65. 


965 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents (2), 1885, 1899 (KM 5). 

Both in PCGS holders graded MS63. (2pcs) 





967 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents, 1897 (Ma C8; KM 5). In 



968 Victoria: Silver 5-Cents (2), 1901 (KM 5); George V: 

Silver 5-Cents, 1933 (KM 18). First about uncirculated, 

the others uncirculated. (3pcs) 


969 Victoria: Silver Proof 10-Cents, 1863, plain edge 

(Ma C18). In PCGS holder graded PR65. 


ex J Remick Collection, Spink, 18 October 2006 

970 Victoria: Silver Proof 10-Cents, 1863, plain edge 

(Ma C18). In PCGS holder graded PR64. 


ex J Remick Collection, Spink, 18 October 2006 

971 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents, 1863 (KM 6.1). In NGC 



972 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents, 1866, ten pearls on 

right arch of crown, Royal Mint (KM 6.2). 

Uncirculated. 


973 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents, 1868 (KM 6.3). In PCGS 






975 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents, 1872H (KM 6.3). In 

NGC holder graded MS63, beautifully toned, choice 

uncirculated. 


976 Victoria: Specimen Strike Silver 10-Cents, 1875H 

(KM 6.3). In PCGS holder graded SP65, beautifully 

toned, gem brilliant uncirculated. 


977 Victoria: Silver Proof 10-Cents, 1883H (Ma C18; 

KM 6.3 for type, date unlisted as a proof). In NGC 

holder graded SP64. 





979 Victoria: Silver Proof 10-Cents, 1884 (Ma C18; 

KM 6.3). In IGC holder graded SP63. 


980 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents (2), 1897, 1900 (KM 6.3). 

In PCGS holders graded MS62 and AU55. (2pcs) 


981 Victoria: Silver 10-Cents, 1900 (Ma C18; KM 6.3). 

In NGC holder graded MS64. 


982 Victoria: Silver 20-Cents 1879 (Ma C28). In NGC 

holder graded F15. 


983 Victoria: Silver 20-Cents 1887 (Ma C28). In NGC 



984 Victoria: Silver 20-Cents (2), 1888, 1898 (KM 7). 

About uncirculated. (2pcs) 


985 Victoria: Silver Proof 20-Cents 1889 (Ma C28). In 

PCGS holder graded PR63. 





987 Victoria: Silver ½-Dollar, 1866 (KM 8). In NGC 



988 Victoria: Silver ½-Dollar, 1866 (KM 8). About 



989 Victoria: Silver Proof ½-Dollar, 1867, reeded edge 

(Pr 5a). In PCGS holder graded PR64. 

Estimate: US$25,000-30,000 

990 Victoria: Silver 50-Cents, 1891 (KM 9.1). About 



991 Victoria: Silver 50-Cents (2), 1892, 1893, rev small 

inner circle (KM 9.1). Both extremely fine. (2pcs) 


992 Victoria: Silver 50-Cents 1894. In NGC holder 

graded AU58. 


993 Victoria: Silver Dollar, 1867 (Ma C41). In PCGS 



994 Victoria: Silver Dollar, 1867 (KM 10). Very fine. 


995 Edward VII: Silver 10-Cents, 1904 (KM 13), in 

PCGS holder graded MS63; Silver 20-Cents, 1904 

(KM 14), lightly polished, very fine. (2pcs) 


996 Edward VII: Silver 20-Cents, 1902 (KM 14). Good 



997 Edward VII: Silver 50-Cents, 1904 (KM 15). About 

uncirculated. 


998 Edward VII: Silver 50-Cents (2), 1904, 1905 (KM 

15). Very fine and about extremely fine. (2pcs) 


999 Edward VII: Silver 50-Cents, 1905 (KM 15). In 

PCGS holder graded AU58. 


1000 Edward VII: Silver 50-Cents, 1905 (KM 15). In 

PCGS holder graded MS63. 


1001 Elizabeth II: Brass 10-Cents, 1980. In NGC holder 

graded MS63. 


1002 Elizabeth II: Copper-nickel Dollar, 1975 (KM 35). 

In NGC holder graded MS66. 


1003 Tokens 代用幣: Telephone Token, ND, Obv 

“TOKEN” at centre, surrounded by “HONGKONG 

TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED.” and a fivepointed 

star, Rev plain. Chocolate brown extremely 

fine. 


1004 Tokens 代用幣: Copper Token, Hong Kong Hotel, 

garter around crown, Rev “Hong Kong Hotel One 

Drink”, 20.4mm, milled edge, made by Heaton’s 

of Birmingham c.1884 Very fine and rare. 


1005 Johnson Matthey & Co.: Aluminium Advertising 

Ticket, ND, Obv diademed bust of Queen 

Victoria similar to currency issue, Rev “JOHNSON 

MATTHEY & Co. REFINERS. HATTON GARDEN”. 

Light oxidation, about extremely fine. 


1006 Hong Kong: Souvenir Programme for the 

Coronation Celebrations in Hong Kong for Queen 

Elizabeth II, June 1953, a 36pp booklet 19cm x 

25.5cm with coloured cover; together with a small 

lot of contemporary and later picture postcards. 

Programme almost as issued, postcards varied 

state. (lot) 


中國 - 澳門 

CHINA - MACAU 

1007 Macau: Gold Proof 500-Patacas, 1978, 25 th 

Anniversary of Grand Prix, race car without 

advertising (KM 13). Brilliant mint state. 


中國 - 西藏 

CHINA - TIBET 

1008 Tibet 西藏: Silver Srang, 15-43 (1909) (KM Y12; 

L&M 656). Very fine and scarce. 


1009 Tibet 西藏: Silver 3-Srang, BE16-9 (1935) (KM 

Y26). Good very fine and a very scarce date. 


尼泊爾 

NEPAL 

1010 Rajendra Vikram Shah (SE 1738-1769; 1816- 

1847 AD): Gold Mohar, SE 1758, 5.45g (RGV 834; 

KM 580). Mount removed from edge, otherwise good 

very fine. 


1011 Surendra Vikram Shah (SE 1769-1803; 1847-1881 

AD): Gold Bakla Asarphi (Tola), SE 1791, 12.33g 

(RGV 947; KM 615). Traces of mounting on edge, 

otherwise about extremely fine. 


1012 Surendra Vikram Shah: Gold Bakla Asarphi 

(Tola), SE 1793, 12.30g (RGV 949; KM 615). Traces 

of mounting on edge, otherwise extremely fine. 


1013 BirendraBirBikram(VS2028-2058;1971-2001AD): 

Gold Proof Asarphi, VS 2031, for the coronation 

(KM 829a). Mint state, in case of issue, rare. 


only 250 pieces struck 

越南 

VIETNAM 

1014 Minh Mang (1820-41): Gold 1-Tien, Obv Minh 

Mang, Rev eight precious symbols, 5.74g 

(Sch 212). Small schroff mark each side, traces of 

mounting around edge, a little polished, otherwise 



1015 Minh Mang (1820-41): Silver 5-Tien, Obv four 

Chinese characters around square central hole, 

Rev rampant dragon 丑十 below (Sch 247; KM 

283). Very fine. 


1016 Thieu Tri (1841-47): Gold 5-Tien or ½-Lang, Obv 

“Thieu-Tri-Thong-Bao”, “Trieu-Dan-Lai-Chi”, 

Rev facing flying dragon, 18.86g (Sch 247). A little 

polished, good extremely fine, very rare. 

Estimate: US$8,000-10,000 

1017 Thieu Tri: Silver 5-Tien, Obv eight Chinese 

characters around square central hole, Rev facing 

dragon (Sch 247; KM 283). Some damage around 

hole, otherswise extremely fine with attractive tone. 


1018 Thieu Tri: Gold 1-Piastre or Phi Long, Obv four 

Chinese characters around radiant sun, Rev 

dragon, 27.31g (Sch 283). Good very fine, rare. 

Estimate: US$12,000-15,000 

1019 Tu Duc (1848-83): Silver 3-Tien, ND, Obv “嗣德 

通寶” around sun, Rev “文龍” and facing dragon 

around sun (Schroeder 373). Possibly lightly gilt, 

about extremely fine. 


1020 Tu Duc: Gold 4-Tien, Obv four Chinese characters 

around square hole, Rev two facing dragons, Sun 

at top (F -; Schroeder 347 for type). Pierced top and 

bottom as usual, very fine and rare 


1021 Tu Duc: Gold 5-Tien, Obv “Tu-Duc-Thong-Bao“, 

Rev “Ngu-Phuc“, five bats, square central hole, 

17.90g (Sch 359 for type; KM 284 var). Almost 

extremely fine, extremely rare. 

Estimate: US$12,000-15,000 

1022 TuDuc: Gold 7-Tien, Obv Tu Duc Thong Bao around 

radiant sun, Rev flying daragon around central 

sun, 26.18g (Sch 321; F 44). Extremely fine, rare. 

Estimate: US$10,000-12,000 

1023 Vietnam: 10-Liang Silver Ingot, ND (c.1850-1900), 

the base inscribed 10 Liang with additional marks 

on the sides, 119mm x 28mm, 384g (KM 326). Very 

fine. 


1024 Thanh Thai: Gold 6-Tien, Obv “Tanh-Thai-Thong- 

Bao” around flaming sun, Rev facing dragon 

inclined left, 27.31g (Schroeder -; cf Hong Kong 

Coin Auction 42, lot 744, for a similar piece). Has 

been pierced and repaired top and bottom as often the 

case, extremely fine and very rare. 

Estimate: US$10,000-15,000 

ex Hong Kong Coin Auction 21, lot 821 

1025 Khai Dinh (1916-25): Gold Medallic 2-Tien, Obv 

four Chinese characters around flaming sun, Rev 

flaming suns, symbols and clouds around central 

Yin-Yang, 14.54g. Extremely fine, rare. 


1026 Khai Dinh: Gold Medallic 2-Tien, Obv four 

Chinese characters around flaming sun, Rev 

flaming suns, symbols and clouds around central 

Yin-Yang, 17.69g. Extremely fine, rare. 


1027 Tonkin: Zinc 1/600-Piastre, 1905 (KM 1). 

Uncirculated. 


1028 Socialist Republic: Proof Gold Pattern Strikings 

of 1-Hao and 1-Dong 1976, 7.74g and 18.19g 

(unlisted in KM, KM 11, 14 for type). Brilliant mint 

state, rare. (2pcs) 

Estimate US$6,000-8,000

法屬印度支那 

FRENCH INDO-CHINA 

1029 French Indo-China 法屬印度支那: Silver Tael, 

ND (1943), Obv small stag’s head with short 

antlers 小鹿頭 (L&M 435). Usual weak strike, 

about very fine. 


1030 French Indo-China 法屬印度支那: Silver 

Tael, ND (1943), Obv large stag’s head with 

long antlers 大鹿頭, Rev Laotian and Chinese 

inscriptions (L&M 436). An edge knock on the 

obverse and a small planchet flaw near the reverse 

rim, otherwise extremely fine. 


1031 French Indo-China 法屬印度支那: Silver Tael, ND 

(1943), Obv large stag’s head with long antlers 大 

鹿頭, Rev Laotian and Chinese inscriptions (L&M 

436). Extremely fine. 


1032 French Indo-China 法屬印度支那: Silver 

Tael, ND (1943), Obv large stag’s head with 

long antlers 大鹿頭, Rev Laotian and Chinese 

inscriptions (L&M 436). Usual weak strike on 

reverse, about extremely fine. 


柬埔寨 

KAMPUCHEA 

1033 Cambodia, Norodom I: 4-Francs, 1860, struck in 

Gold, Pnom Penh mint, 29.40g (F 2a; KM Pn10; 

Lecomte 82). Coarse local striking, flan flakes, but 

extremely fine and very rare. 

Estimate: US$15,000-20,000 

寮國 

LAOS 

1034 Kingdom of Lanchang (16 th -17 th Centuries): Large 

Silver Lats, or Tiger Tongues (5), 110mm, average 

97.65g (Mitch 3007 for type). Very fine. (5pcs) 


1035 Kingdom of Lanchang: Small Silver Lats, or Tiger 

Tongues (2), 110mm, 31.65g, 30.92g. Very fine, 

rare. (2pcs) 


緬甸 

MYANMAR (BURMA) 

1036 Srikshetra (c.200-400 AD): Silver Unit (3), Obv 

throne, Rev temple (cf Mitch 2617-24). Very 

fine. (3pcs) 


1037 Srikshetra: Silver ¼-Unit (10), Obv throne, Rev 

temple (cf Mitch 2617-24). Very fine. (10pcs) 


泰國 

THAILAND 

1038 Kingdom of Siam: Silver Pot Duang or Bullet 

Money, 1-Baht (10), various marks. Fine to very 

fine. (10pcs) 



Money, ½-Baht (20). various marks. Fine to very 

fine. (20pcs) 



Money, ¼-Baht (20). Fine to very fine. (20pcs) 


1041 Kingdom of Dvaravati, Mon Confederate cities 

(c.300-550 AD): Silver Unit (2), Obv Sankh shell, 

Rev temple with thunderbolt inside (Mitch 2580). 

Very fine. (2pcs) 


1042 Bullet Money: Rama II (1809-24), Baht, Krut 

stamp (KM 20), Rama III (1824-51), Baht (4) (KM 

39), all with button loops attached. All very fine, 

some stamps clearer than others. (5pcs) 


1043 Bullet Money: Rama II (1809-24), Baht, Krut 

stamp (2) (KM 20), Salu’ng [¼-Baht], Krut stamp 

(KM 18); Rama III (1824-51), Baht (KM 39); Rama 

IV, Fuang, Chakra with six dots; other Baht (3), 

Rama I, Rama III and Rama IV, with button loops 

attached. Except as stated, all very fine, some stamps 

clearer than others. (8pcs) 


1044 Thailand: Early coins of the region in silver (9) 

and base metals (7), Dvaravati, Srikshetra etc., 

a beginner’s lot of unidentified coins. Fair to 

fine. (16pcs) 


泰國 - 紀念章 

THAILAND - MEDALS 

1045 1046 

1045 Chakri Dynasty: Order of the Crown of Thailand 

in silver, Obv crown in centre, Rev king’s 

monogram, 33mm. Extremely fine. 


1046 Chakri Dynasty: Order of the Elephant, Obv 

white elephant in centre, Rev king’s monogram, 

33mm. Extremely fine. 


馬來西亞 - 英國北婆羅門 

MALAYSIA - BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 

1047 British North Borneo: Bronze ½-Cent, 1886H. In 

NGC holder graded SP64RB. 


馬來西亞 - 英國貿易銀 

MALAYSIA - BRITISH TRADE DOLLARS 

1048 British Trade Dollars 英國貿易銀圓: Silver Dollar 

(12), 1899B, 1900B, 1901B, 1902B, 1903B, 1908B, 

1909B, 1910B, 1911B, 1929B, 1930, 1930B (KM T5). 

Choice extremely fine to uncirculated. (12pcs) 


1049 British Trade Dollars 英國貿易銀圓: Silver Dollar 

(2), 1903/2B and 1904/3B (KM T5). Good very 

fine. (2pcs) 


1050 British Trade Dollars 英國貿易銀圓: Error Silver 

Dollar, 1912B, double struck, the two strikes 7mm 

apart (KM T5). About uncirculated and rare. 


1051 British Trade Dollars 英國貿易銀圓: Silver Dollar, 

1934B (KM T5). Light greyish toning, uncirculated 

and rare. 

Estimate: U$1,200-1,500 

馬來西亞 - 新加坡 

MALAYSIA - SINGAPORE 

1052 Medal: Singapore Amateur Football Association, 

Silver-gilt Medal, 1936 (J Dunkanson), lion and 

palm, Rev wreath, Birmingham hallmark, 29mm, 

suspension loop and ring, in case of ‘Robinson & 

Co Ltd – Singapore and Kuala Lumpar’. Extremely 

fine. 


斯里蘭卡 

SRI LANKA (CEYLON) 

1053 Ceylon: VOC, Colombo, Copper wreath 1-Stuiver, 

ND, Copper 179x; British Ceylon: Copper 1/24- 

and 1/48-Rix Dollar, 1811 and 1802 (Sch 1290, 

1296, Pr 56, 65). Fine. (4pcs) 


印度 - 古錢 

INDIA - ANCIENT COINAGES 

1054 Kosala Janapada (c.600-400 BC): Scyphate 

Vimshatika, 4.55g, four major punches, some 

banker’s marks (Rajgor series 55, #711; Mitch 

3830-7 var). Very fine and extremely rare. 


1055 Punchmarked Coins, Narhan Area (c.600-500 BC): 

Double Karshapana, 6.64g, central pentagonal 

mark with five prominent dots around a central 

pellet (attributed to Shakya Janapada by Rajgor: 

Rajgor series 33, type 525, similar to coins from 

the Lumbini Hoard; Mitch Ancient World and Early 

Trade Coinage, Narhan-Chirand-Muzaffarpur culture, 

2218). Extremely fine and scarce. 


1056 Punchmarked Coins, Panchala Area: Karshapana 

(2), 4.24g, 2.03g, unlisted types with complex 

geometrical symbols, countermarked with 

taurine symbol surrounded by dots. Very fine and 

rare. (2pcs) 


1057 Punchmarked Coins, Matsya Area of Agra: 

Karshapana, 2.96g, unlisted type with flower 

symbol, Sharad Sharma ND 29-30. Very fine and 

rare. 


1058 South India: Silver Punch-marked Coins (approx 

580), ND (c.16-18 th Century), various shapes, total 

weight 1780g. Very good to fine. (580pcs) 


印度 - 古山 

INDIA - KUSHANS 

1059 Kanishka I (c.127/8-152 AD): Tetradrachm, 

Kanishka standing facing, holding standard, 

sacrificing over altar to left, Rev Maitreya Buddha 

seated facing, tamgha to left, legends around (Cribb, 

Buddha 74; MK 790.3). Very fine, black patina. 


1060 Kanishka I: Drachm, Kanishka standing facing, 

holding standard, sacrificing over altar to left 

tamgha to right, Rev Maitreya Buddha seated 

facing, legends around (unreported in major 

catalogues). Very fine and very rare. 


1061 Kanishka I: Gold Dinar, Kanishka standing facing, 

head left, holding standard and goad, flames on 

shoulder, altar to left, Rev Miiro (Mithra), nimbate 

and diademed, standing facing, head left, 

extending hand in benedictional gesture, tamgha 

to left (MK 52). Extremely fine. 


印度 - 谷塔斯 

INDIA - GUPTAS 

1062 Samudragupta (c.335-380 AD): Gold Dinar, 

Standard type, Samudra below arm of king standing 

left, nimbate, long-tailed coat, holding standard 

topped with Garuda and sprinkling incense on 

altar, Rev Goddess Lakshmi seated facing on throne, 

nimbate, wearing loose robe, necklace and armlets, 

legend to right Parakramah (BMC pl I, 5; Altekar II,5). 

Extremely fine with broad flan. 


1063 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, 7.58g, Tiger-Slayer 

type, part of legend at right Vyaghraparakramah, 

king crowned, wearing dhoti, standing facing 

with his body twisted to left, drawing bow at 

tiger, which roars up with open mouth and falls 

back in front of him as he tramples it with right 

foot, crescent on top left, Rev Raja Samudragupta, 

the Goddess Ganga standing left on makara 

(elephant headed fish), holding long stemmed 

flower in left hand and stretching out empty 

hand, a crescent standard decked with ribbons in 

field left with heart-shaped decoration on stem 

(BMC pl. II, 14; Bayana Hoard pl. VI, 9; Corpus 

pl. III, 13-14). A classical rarity of the Indian series, 

very fine and extremely rare. 

Estimate: US$15,000-25,000 

see Baldwin’s Auction 33, London, May 2003 (lot 759) for a 

less well-centred example that sold for over £12000 

1064 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, 7.41g, Battle-axe 

type, Samudra below arm of king standing 

left holding battle-axe (parashu), attendant and 

crescent topped standard in front of him, Rev 

Kritantaparashuh, Goddess Sri-Lakshmi enthroned 

holding cornucopiae and noose (BMC pl. IV, 8-9; 

Bayana Hoard, pl. V, 15). Very fine and rare. 


1065 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, Battle-axe type, 

Kru (for kritanta) below arm of king standing 

left holding battle-axe (parashu), attendant and 

crescent topped standard in front of him, Rev 

kritantaparashuh, Goddess Sri-Lakshmi enthroned 

holding cornucopiae and noose (BMC IV-13-14; 

Altekar III, 2). Good fine and rare. 


1066 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, 7.80g, Kacha-type, 

legend around, Kacha below arm, king standing left 

wearing short coat and holding standard topped 

with a wheel (chakra), throwing oblations into altar, 

garuda standard in field left, Rev Sarvarajochhetta, 

goddess standing in tribhanga pose left holding 

cornucopiae, lotus in outstretched right hand, 

tamgha below (BMC -; Bayana Hoard pl. VII, 11 

var; Corpus pl. IV, 5 var). About extremely fine, 

unreported and perhaps unique. 

Estimate: US$10,000-12,000 

The known coin in the Bayana hoard shows the Goddess 

holding a noose in her right hand, this coin is unique for the 

fact that the Goddess holds a long stemmed lotus instead. 

1067 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, Kacha-type, legend 

around, Kacha below arm, king standing left 

wearing short coat and holding standard topped 

with a wheel (chakra), throwing oblations into altar, 

garuda standard in field left, Rev Sarvarajochhetta, 

goddess standing in tribhanga pose left holding 

cornucopiae, lotus in outstretched right hand, 

tamgha below (BMC 45-6; Altekar IV-4; Bayana 

Hoard 201, VII, 3). Struck on wide flan, very fine. 


1068 Samudragupta: Gold Dinar, 7.73g, Lyrist-type, 

legend around king, nimbate, wearing necklace, 

seated on high-backed couch plucking strings of 

vina (lyre), footstool below, Rev Samudraguptah, 

goddess seated left on wicker stool, holding 

cornucopiae and noose, tamgha in field left (BMC 

pl V, 8; Bayana Hoard, pl. VI, 5-8). Slight doublestriking 

on the obverse, very fine and rare. 


1069 Chandragupta II (c.380-414 AD): Gold Dinar, 

Archer type, Chandra below arm of standing 

king to left, legend around, bow in left hand, right 

hand holding arrow, garuda standard in field left, 

Rev Sri Vikrama, goddess Sri-Lakshmi seated on 

lotus holding long-stemmed lotus flower (BMC 

VII, 10; Altekar IV, 13). Very fine. 


1070 Chandragupta II: Gold Dinar, 7.8 g, Chhatra 

(Parasol) type, legend around king standing left, 

his left hand at his waist by sword hilt, sprinkling 

pellets of oblations over lighted altar, a small 

attendant stands behind him holding parasol, Rev 

Vikramaditya, the goddess Sri-Lakshmi standing 

facing on lotus, holding long-stemmed flower 

and noose, tamgha in field left (BMC pl. VIII, 4; 

Bayana Hoard pl. XV, 7-11). Very fine and rare. 


1071 Chandragupta II: Gold Dinar, 7.32g, Liontrampler 

type, legend around, king standing right 

drawing bow at lion which falls back with open 

mouth, his leg advanced trampling the lion, sash 

flowing from waist, Rev Simhavikrama, goddess 

Durga seated left on lion walking left, holding 

long-stemmed flower in left hand and noose in 

the right (BMC -; Bayana Hoard pl. XVIII, 8). Very 

fine, an extremely rare variety. 


1072 Chandragupta II: Gold Dinar, 7.59g, Liontrampler 

type, legend around, king standing right 

drawing bow at lion which falls back with open 

mouth, his leg advanced trampling the lion, sash 

flowing from waist, Rev Simhavikrama, goddess 

Durga seated left on lion seated left, holding 

long-stemmed flower in left hand and noose in 

the right (BMC XI, 1; Bayana Hoard pl. XVIII, 5). 

Very fine, an extremely rare variety. 


1073 Kumaragupta I Mahendraditya (c.413-455 AD): 

Gold Dinar, Horseman type, Kumaragupta, 

nimbate, holding bow, riding horse to right, Rev 

Sri-Lakshmi, nimbate, seated left on wicker stool, 

holding noose (BMC XIII-2, Coinage of the Gupta 

Empire, Altekar X, 14). Very fine. 


1074 Kumaragupta I Mahendraditya: Gold Dinar, 

Horseman type, Kumaragupta, nimbate, holding 

bow, riding horse prancing right, Rev Sri-Lakshmi, 

nimbate, seated left on wicker stool, holding lotus 

and feeding grapes to peacock at left, standing right, 

legend Ajita Mahendra (BMC XIII-6, Coinage of the 

Gupta Empire, Altekar XI, 2-5). Good very fine. 


1075 Kumaragupta I Mahendraditya: Gold Dinar, 

Horseman type, Kumaragupta, nimbate, holding 

bow, riding horse prancing right, Rev Sri-Lakshmi, 

nimbate, seated left on wicker stool, holding lotus 

and feeding grapes to peacock at left, standing right, 

legend Ajita Mahendra (BMC XIII-6, Coinage of the 

Gupta Empire, Altekar XI, 2-5). Extremely fine. 


1076 Prakashaditya (c.510-525 AD): Gold Dinar, 9.41g, 

Horseman type, Prakashaditya on horse right, bow 

over shoulder, running sword through mouth of 

lion which rears in front of him, letter ru below, Rev 

Sri Prakashaditya, goddess seated facing on lotus 

holding flower and noose (BMC 552ff; Corpus pl. 

XV, 14-15). Extremely fine for type, very rare. 


印度 - 前谷塔斯 

INDIA - POST GUPTA 

1077 Bengal: Gold Dinar, 6.39g, imitating the Gupta 

Coinage, Obv king standing left holding bow and 

arrow, standard in field, bha kha under arm, Rev 

female figure standing right in tribhanga pose 

holding noose in left hand, tamgha in field, crude 

legend Raja Jadamara on left (see Rhodes-Bose, 

Assam p.66-7). Very fine and rare. 


1078 Bengal: Gold Dinar, 6.32g, Raja Jadamarah, 

imitating the Gupta Coinage, Obv king standing left 

holding bow and arrow, standard in field, Rev female 

figure standing right in tribhanga pose holding 

trident shaped object in left hand, tamgha in field 

(see Rhodes-Bose, Assam, p.67). Very fine and rare. 


1079 Bengal Samatata Series: Gold Stater, 5.64g, Sri-Sri 

series, king standing to front, head left, holding 

bow and arrow, standard in field left with forked 

finial, letter Sri in upper field left and lower field 

right, border of pellets, Rev border of pellets 

within which a goddess standing right holding 

uncertain object, drapery flowing out behind, 

unclear legend in front (Mitch Bangladesh 67). 

Small flan, about very fine. 


1080 Bengal,KaivartasofVarendra,ShankhShellseries 

(c.500-600 AD): Gold Dinar, archer standing facing, 

holding bow and arrow, curling line extending 

from right waistband, standard topped by large 

shankh shell to left, Goddess standing right with 

flowing drapes, pseudo characters on right (Mitch, 

Land of Waters 53; MAC 4923). Extremely fine. 


1081 Bengal, Shashanka Deva (c.600-635 AD): Base 

Gold Dinar, Shiva, nimbate, seated facing on 

recumbent bull left, moon to left, Brahmi Sri Sha 

to right, jaya below, Rev Abhisheka Lakshmi, 

nimbate, holding lotus, seated cross-legged on 

lotus, two elephants with raised trunks at sides 

(BMC Guptas 607; Mitch ATEC 5224). Very fine. 


1082 Bengal Balabhatta (c.600 AD): Base Gold Dinar, 

Archer type, Balabhatta below arm of standing 

king to left, legend around, bow in left hand, right 

hand holding arrow, bull standard in field left, 

Rev crude depiction of Ardoksho (Rhodes-Bose 

p.77-24; Altekar XIXB, 4 var). Very fine. 


1083 Bengal, Samachar Deva (c.600 AD): Base Gold 

Dinar, Archer type, Sama below arm of standing 

king to left, legend around, bow in left hand, 

right hand holding arrow, bull standard in field 

left, Rev Sri Narendravinita, goddess Sri-Lakshmi 

seated on lotus holding long-stemmed lotus 

flower and noose (BMC XXIV, 3-4; Altekar XIXA, 

6). Very fine and extremely rare. 


this type previously represented only by one coin in the Indian 

Museum and one coin in the St Petersburg Museum (see BMC 

XXIV 3-4) 

1084 Western Gangas: Gold Gajapati Pagoda, 10 th - 

11 th Century, Obv caparisoned elephant chewing 

sugarcane to right, parasol above, Rev scrollwork 

(M 704-706). Nice extremely fine. 


1085 Western Gangas: Gold Gajapati Pagoda, 10 th - 

11 th Century, Obv caparisoned elephant chewing 

sugarcane to right, Kanarese legend above, 

decoration under belly, Rev scrollwork (M 704- 

706). Nice very fine. 


1086 Indo-Sasanians: Gadhaiya Paisa coinage of the 

Chaulukya-Paramba Nexus, Saurashtra Malwa 

(c.950-1150), base Silver Drachms (49). Very fine 

or better. (49pcs) 


1087 Yadavas of Devagiri, Bhillama V (1185-1193): 

Gold Pagoda, 3.74g, Obv five punches showing 

Sri twice, conch shell, lion and rulers name in 

Devanagari, countermarked on an earlier coin of 

Jagadekhamalla (Chattopadhyaya 347). Very fine 

and scarce. 


1088 Yadavas of Devagiri, Ramachandra (c.1270-1311): 

Reduced Gold Padmatanka, 2.87g, Obv central 

lotus flower punch, legend in one of the four 

punches Sri Ramade(va), two punches showing sri 

and one punch with shankha and chakra (unlisted 

in M Karnataka-Andhra, similar to 289). Very fine, 

an unknown variety and new type. 


1089 Yadavas of Devagiri, Singhana (c.1200-1247 AD): 

Gold Padma Tanka, four punches, Sri Simghana, 

twice Sri and a standing human figure (see 

Mitchiner Karnataka-Andhra 286 for other types). 

Unreported variety, very fine and extremely rare. 


1090 Kamvaldevi, Queen Consort of Singhana: Gold 

Pagoda, conch shell, sword and chakra, Rev 

legend Sri Simghana Kamvaladevi (attributed by 

Mitchiner to Kampiladeva, M Karnataka Andhra 

306). Very fine and very rare. 


1091 Ghorpade Chiefs of Guty: Gold Fanam, Obv 

five-headed cobra, Rev Kille Venkatagiri,the fort 

Venkitagiri mint (Mitch Karnataka-Andhra 1117); 

Ganga-Hoysala Period: Fanams (2), elephant/ 

scroll (Mitch Karnataka-Andhra 192). Very 

fine. (3pcs) 


1092 South India: Gold Fanams (50), various types. 

Mostly very fine or better. (50pcs) 


印度 - 蘇丹時代 

INDIA - SULTANATES 

Sultans of Bengal 

1093 Mughith al Din Yuzbak (AH 652-655; AD 1254- 

1257): Silver Tanka, 11.03g, Lakhnur 654, struck 

for land tax of Mardan and Nudia (G&G B76, 

R139). Superb choice strike, very fine and very rare. 


1094 Firuz Shah Tughluq (AH 752-790; AD 1351-1338): 

Gold Tanka, name and titles of the Sultan within 

scalloped circle, Rev name of the caliph Abu al 

Abbas Ahmed (G&G D460). Extremely fine. 


1095 Mubarak Shah Sayyed (AH 817-824; AD 1414- 

1421): Silver Tanka, name and titles of the Sultan, 

Rev Fi Zaman al-Imam Amir al Mumenin Khulidat 

837 (G&G D660). Extremely fine and extremely rare 

with full date. 


1096 Ibrahim Shah Lodhi (AH 923-932; AD 1517-1526): 

Silver ½-Tanka, on Malwa pattern, name and 

titles of the Sultan, Rev Sikandar Shah al Sultan 

etc. 927 (G&G M195). Very fine and rare. 


struck after the Sultans victory over Chanderi in Malwa 

Sultans of Gujrat 

1097 Qutub al-Din Bahadur Shah (AH 932-943): Gold 

1/8-Mohur, 1.13g, AH 941 (G&G 340, see note, 

otherwise unpublished in Goron & Goenka). 



1098 Qutub al-Din Bahadur Shah: Gold ¼-Mohur, 

2.29g, AH 941 (G&G 340). Extremely fine and rare. 


1099 Nasir al-Din Mahmud Shah III (AH 944-961): 

Gold Tanka, 11.95g, AH 958 (unlisted date 958, 

see G&G G412). Extremely fine. 


1100 Ghayath al-Din Ahmad III (AH 961-968): Gold 

½-Tanka, 5.98g, AH 962 (G&G G511). Mint lustre, 

extremely fine and extremely rare. 


1101 Muzaffar Shah III (AH 968-980; AD 1560-1573): 

Gold Tanka, al Muwayyid-Nasir legends, Rev 

Muzaffar Shah bin Mahmud Shah al Sultan 975 

(G&G G565, date not listed). Extremely fine and 

rare. 


印度 - 姆哈 

INDIA - MUGHALS 

1102 Aurangzeb (AH 1068-1118): Gold Mohur, 10.96g, 

Zafarabad, year 18 (KM SGSAC 315.49). Extremely 

fine and scarce. 


1103 Aurangzeb: Gold Pagoda, 3.29g, Imtiazgarh, year 

49 (not in KM). Very fine and rare. 


1104 Shah Alam I Bahadur (AH 1119-24): Gold Mohur, 

10.92g, Parenda, 1120, year 2 (KM SGSAC 356.10). 

Very fine and rare. 


1105 Shah Alam I Bahadur: Gold Mohur, 10.96g, 

Ahmadnagar, year 2 (unlisted in major catalogues). 

Extremely fine and rare. 


1106 Jahandar (AH 1124-25; 1712-13 AD): Gold Fanam, 

0.18g, Karpa; Gold Mohur, 10.93g, probably 

Khujista Bunyad, but only a small part of the 

mint visible, AH1124/ahd (KM 368.5). First very 

fine and extremely rare, the second nice very fine and 

very scarce. (2pcs) 


1107 Farrukhsiar (AH 1124-31): Gold Mohur, 11.04g, 

Surat, 1128, year 5 (KM SGSAC 390.32). Full wide 

flan, extremely fine and rare. 


1108 Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-61): Gold Mohur, 

10.93g, Islamabad, 1153, year 23 (KM SGSAC 

438.9). Extremely fine, scarce. 


印度 - 獨立帝國 

INDIA – INDEPENDENT KINGDOMS 

1109 Marathas, Farrukhsiyar: Silver Rupee, 11.15g, 

Raibagh Kolhapur, year 3. Obverse struck from a 

rather worn die, otherwise about very fine. 


1110 Shah Gauhar Ali, Shah Alam II (AH 1173-1221; 

AD 1759-1806): Gold Pagoda, Ganjikota, AH 

1179 (unreported in major catalogues). Brilliant 

extremely fine and rare. 


1111 Mysore: Copper Double Paisa of 40-Cash, 

AM1225 (1797), Obv elephant walking right, Rev 

mint and date (Mitch 999). Very fine. 


1112 Mysore, Tipu Sultan (AH 1197-1202): Gold 2- 

Pagodas (Bahari), 1217, year 7, 6.66g (KM A129). 

Ex-mount, very fine and rare. 


印度 - 地方錢幣 

INDIA - NATIVE STATES COINAGES 

1113 Dungarpur: Gold Nazarana Mohur, 10.82g, VS 

2000 (1943 AD), Obv Rajya dungarpur, Rev date, 

katar and leaf-sprig. Good very fine and rare. 


1114 Gwalior, Madhav Rao (1886-1925): Gold 1/3- 

Mohur, 3.45g, VS 1959, bust of Maharaja, Rev coat of 

arms (KM 175, Y47). Very fine and extremely rare. 


1115 Kota, Ram Singh (1828-1866): Gold Mohur, in the 

name of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, 

struck at Nandgaon, year 2 (KM C33). Very fine 

and extremely rare. 


This type has not appeared at any auction since the Larry 

Brilliant sale in Singapore 1990. 

1116 Kaithal, Cij-sutluj states: Gold Mohur, 10.77g 

(see KM 10 for the Rupee). Very fine and extremely 

rare. 


1117 Kutch, Bharmalji I (AH 1586-1632): Kori, 5.59g, 

in the name of Mahmud III of Gujarat, AH 995 

(Rohit Shah 20.1). Extremely fine and very rare, the 

earliest coinage of Kutch State. 


1118 Kutch, Madansinghji (VS 2004; AD 1947-48): Gold 

Mohur, 18.73g, VS 2004, Gold Kori, 4.68g, VS 2004 

(KM M7, M8). Uncirculated and very rare. (2pcs) 


The fortress of Kutch and Jai-Hind depicted in the centre 

commemorates Indian Independence. 

1119 Nabha, Hira Singh (VS 1927-1968; AD 1870- 

1911): Gold Mohur, in the name of Guru Gobind 

Singh (cf KM Y2 Rupee). Fine and rare. 


1120 Orissa: Gold Pagoda (3), ND (c.14 th Century), Obv 

elephant, Rev design (F 699). Generally extremely 

fine. (3pcs) 


1121 Patiala, Rajinder Singh (VS 1933-1957; AD 1876- 

1900): Gold Mohur, in the name of Ahmed Shah 

Durrani, Katar symbol, year 50 for VS 1950 (KM 

Y9). Very fine. 


印度 - 英屬印度 

INDIA - BRITISH INDIA 

1122 East India Company, Bengal Presidency: Silver 

1/8-Rupees (2), Benaras, year 28 and year 49 (KM 

33; Pr 232, 276 for Rupee, dates unreported for 

fractions). Very fine and rare. (2pcs) 


Pridmore mentions that only 49,370 Rupees were struck in 28 th 

year as against one to two million in other years. Presumably 

the 1/8-Rupees must also have had a low mintage.

1123 East India Company, Madras Presidency: 1740- 

1807 issues, 3-Swamy-Pagoda, Star Pagodas (2), 

half length deities, Rev granulated field or star 

(KM 303-304, C426-421). Extremely fine. (3pcs) 


1124 East India Company, Madras Presidency: 1740- 

1807 issues, 3-Swamy-Pagoda and Star Pagoda, 

half length deities, Rev granulated field or star 

(KM 303-304, C426-421). Extremely fine. (2pcs) 


1125 East India Company: Copper-gilt ¼-Anna, 

1858, Calcutta, machine trial by J Watt & Co, 

Birmingham (Pr 158). Very fine and extremely rare. 


J Watt & Co supplied machinery for the copper mint erected at 

Calcutta. To test the press before delivery, defaced dies of the 

1858 coins were struck by the company to be used as trial. 

1126 Victoria: Silver Rupee, 1840, Calcutta, wreath with 

28 berries (Pr 56; KM 458.2). Brilliant extremely 

fine. 


1127 Victoria: Silver Rupee, 1840, Calcutta, wreath 

with 29 berries (Pr 56; KM 458.2 for type, the 

29 berries die has not been reported). Fine and 

extremely rare. 


1128 Victoria: Silver Rupee, 1840, Calcutta, wreath with 

25 berries (Pr 63; KM 458.2 for type, the 25 berries 

die has been reported by Pridmore for 1849 issues 

only). Extremely fine and extremely rare. 


1129 Victoria: Gold Mohur, 1841, Calcutta, WW incused 

(Pr 22; KM 462.1). Extremely fine and rare. 


1130 Victoria: Error Silver Rupee, 1862, obverse struck 

from with an 1862 ½-Anna die, Rev II with three 

dots (KM 473.1). Fine and extremely rare. 


1131 Victoria: Silver Rupee, 1881, bust A, Rev I with one 

dot (KM 492). Extremely fine and extremely rare. 


1132 Victoria: Silver Rupee, 1897, bust A, Rev II without 

dot. Extremely fine and extremely rare. 


1133 Victoria: Gold Mohur, 1882 (KM 496, Y26). 

Extremely fine with matt finish, rare. 











1137 Edward VII: Silver Rupee, 1903, Calcutta, reverse 

variety with spelling mistake Rubaya in place of 

Rupaya in Urdu (KM 508, Y34). Fine and extremely 

rare. 


1138 George V: Silver Rupee, 1911, Bombay (KM 523, 

Y45.1). Extremely fine and rare. 








1141 George V: ½-Rupee, ¼-Rupee and 2-Annas, all 

1911, rare date (KM 521, 517, 514). Fine and rare, 

the ½-Rupees extremely rare. (3pcs) 


1142 George V: Proof Silver 15-Rupees, 1918, restrike 

of a gold coin (KM 525, Y46 for gold). Extremely 

fine. 


印度 - 葡屬 

INDIA - PORTUGUESE 

1143 Goa, Maria I (1788-1809): Pardau (300-Reis), 

1798/7, Goa (Gom 33.03 var; KM 204 var); Rupia, 

1804, Goa (Gom 36.10; KM 205). First fine, the 

second very fine. (2pcs) 


1144 Goa, Maria II: Silver Rupia, 1840 (KM 269). Very 

fine. 


1145 Diu, Maria (1788-1809): Rupia, 1806, Diu (Gom 

37.01; KM 49). Extremely fine for issue and rare. 


1146 Portuguese India: Austrian Thaler 1751, Obv 

countermarked with the arms of Portugal (Gomes 

lists an example of the countermark on a Mexican 

1769 Pillar Dollar, see Moedas Portuguesas, 

#70.01). Good very fine. 


日本 

JAPAN 

see also Baldwins New York Sale, January 2008, where a 

similar coin made US$3600 

1147 Provincial Coinage, Akita 秋田: Copper 100- 

Mon (2), ND (1862), Obv two varieties with shorttailed 

and long-tailed phoenixes, Rev the eight 

trigrams (KM 6.1, 6.2). Good very fine. (2pcs) 


1148 Provincial Coinage, Ryukyu Islands 琉球: 

Copper 100-Mon 琉球通寶當百, ND (1862); 

Copper ½-Shu 琉球通寶半銖, ND (1862) (KM 

C100, C115). Good very fine. (2pcs) 


1149 Manen: Gold Hane-bu, 2-Bu-Ban-Kin (2), 1860 

(JDA 09-28; KM 21c.2); 2-Shu-Ban-Kin, 1860-69 

(JDA 09-44; KM 20c); Meiji: Silver Ichibu-Gin and 

Isshu-Gin (JDA 09-54, 55; KM 16b, 12a); Copper 

100-Mon, 1835-70 (KM 7). Ichibu-Gin extremely 

fine, others very fine and better. (6pcs) 


1150 Pre-Meiji Coinage: Silver Cho-Gin, ND (c.19 th 

century), Obv Daikoku (God of Plenty), “常是” 

and “貝”, Rev plain, 29.8g, probably a private 

issue. Very fine. 


1151 Mutsuhito (1867-1912): Silver 1-Yen, Meiji 3 (1870), 

type I (KM Y5.1). In PCGS holder graded MS63. 


1152 Mutsuhito: Silver 1-Yen, Meiji 7 (1874) (KM YA25.1). 

Several chopmarks on both sides, fine and scarce. 


1153 Mutsuhito: Silver 1-Yen, Meiji 8 (1875) (KM YA25.2). 

Several heavy chopmarks on both sides, fine and rare. 


1154 Mutsuhito: Gold 5-Yen, Meiji 30 (1897) (KM Y32). 



1155 Japan: Iron Tsuba (Sword Guard) with gold inlaid dragon, five Japanese characters at centre. Repaired at the 

top of the mouth, otherwise extremely fine. 


日本 - 紀念章 

JAPAN - MEDALS 

1157 1156 

1156 Medals: A Pair of Copper Medals, Showa 12 (1937), both with Japanese soldier(s) on one side and 

aeroplane(s) over map of China, “支那事变記念 (China Incident Commemorative) 昭和十二年造幣局製” 

on the other, 55mm, in green velvet case. Extremely fine. (2pcs) 


1157 Japan / Hong Kong: Decoration, Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun, First Class, (Kyokujitsu-sho) 

Badge, Sash and Breast Star, awarded to His Excellency Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs, Governor of Hong Kong, 

1919-1925, contained in black and gold lacquerware box of issue, and sold with two letters to Sir Reginald 

from HIJM’s Consulate General in Hong Kong, the first dated 24 November 1921 offering congratulations 

upon the bestowal of the Order, the second dated 28 th November 1921, requesting that the Governor’s ADC 

be sent to collect the insignia. In original condition as issued, some minor chips to the edges of the box lid. 


Stubbs was born 13 th October 1876, son of the Bishop of Chester and later of Oxford. Educated at Radley and Corpus Christi College, 

Oxford. Entered the Colonial Office in 1900. Sent on a Special Mission to the Malay Peninsula and Hong Kong in 1912. Colonial 

Secretary of Ceylon, 1913-1919. CMG 1914. KCMG 1919. Governor of Hong Kong 1919-1925. Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief 

Jamaica 1926-1932. GCMG 1928. Governor and Commander-in Chief Ceylon 1932-1933. Governor and Commander-in Chief Cyprus 

1933-1937. Retired in 1937 after the Bracegirdle Incident. Died 7 th December 1947. 

Mark Anthony Bracegirdle was an activist in Ceylon on behalf of Tamil tea plantation labourer’s rights. After Bracegirdle spoke at a 

rally of 2000 plantation workers, the Governor, Sir Reginald Stubbs, was prevailed upon to issue a deportation order. Bracegirdle went 

underground, defying the deportation order and humiliating the British Colonial Government. Some 50,000 workers attended the next 

rally where Bracegirdle spoke. A few days later he was arrested, but at his trial, his defence successfully argued that he could not be 

deported for exercising his right of free speech. Stubbs retired shortly after.

韓國 

KOREA 

1158 Kingdom: Bronze “Sang P’yong T’ong Bo 常 

平通寶” 1-Mun Seed Coins 母錢 (6), ND (19 th 

Century), Rev “訓” (4), “利” and “昌” (KM 457s, 

450s, 455s, 836s, 883s). About extremely fine. (6pcs) 


1159 Kingdom: Bronze “Sang P’yong T’ong Bo 常 

平通寶” 1-Mun Seed Coins 母錢 (4), ND (19 th 

Century), Rev “訓正五” (2), “昌一” (2), two conjoint 

pairs 連錢 (KM 450s, 883s). Extremely fine. (4pcs) 


1160 Yi Dynasty: Cast bronze Horse Warrant for two 

horses, dated to the 3 rd Month of the 4 th Year of 

Tianzi (1621-27), so 1624, an official identification 

to authorise the holder to requisition two horses, 

Obv script and seal, Rev two running horses, 

110mm. Good very fine with attractive patina and 

extremely rare. 


see Mandel Cast Coinage of Korea for further information. 

1161 Yi Hyong (1864-97): Tae Dong Treasury Department, 

Silver 1-Chon ND (1882-83), ‘Ho’ in black enamel. 

Enamel chipped, otherwise very fine. 


1162 Yi Hyong: Tae Dong Treasury Department, Silver 

1-Chon ND (1882-83), ‘Ho’ in black enamel. Very 

fine. 


1163 Yi Hyong: Tae Dong Treasury Department, Silver 

2-Chon ND (1882-83), ‘Ho’ in black enamel. Very 

fine. 


1164 Yi Hyong: Silver 1-Whan, Year 502 (1893) (KM 

1115). Repaired, patchy brown toning, very fine and 

very rare. 


1165 Kuang Mu (1897-1907): Silver ½-Won (2), Year 9 

(1905), Year 11 (1907) (KM 1129, 1135), extremely 

fine; Copper-nickel 5-Chon, Year 9 (1905) (KM 

1126), brilliant uncirculated. (3pcs) 


1166 South Korea: Silver Proof 1000-Won, KE4303 

(1970), UN Forces in South Korea, mintage 4050 

(KM 13). Lightly toned, mint state, very scarce. 


澳洲 

AUSTRALIA 

1167 Edward VII: Silver 3-Pence (2), 6-Pence, 1910 (KM 

18, 19). In PCGS holders graded MS64, MS63 and 

AU58 respectively. (3pcs) 


1168 George V: Bronze Halfpenny, 1913, Penny (2), 

1912, 1913 (KM 22, 25). First in PCGS holder 

graded MS63RB, others extremely fine, 1913 with 

much lustre. (3pcs) 


1169 George V: Silver 3-Pence, 1912 (KM 24). In PCGS 

holder graded MS66, scarce. 


1170 George V: Silver 3-Pence, 1912 (KM 24). Very fine 

and scarce. 


1171 George V: Silver 3-Pence, 1920M (KM 24). In 

PCGS holder graded AU58. 


1172 George V: Silver 6-Pence, 1921 (KM 19). In PCGS 



1173 George V: Silver 6-Pence and 2-Shillings, 1936 

(KM 19, 27). In PCGS holders graded AU53 and 

AU55 respectively. (2pcs) 


1174 Elizabeth II: Bronze Proof Pennies (2), 1957P, 

1959P (KM 120); George VI: Halfpenny 1938 

(KM35). In PCGS holders graded PR64RD, PR65RD 

and MS63RB respectively. (3pcs) 


德國 

GERMANY 

1175 Bavaria, Ludwig I: Silver Thaler, 1833, Formation 

of Customs Union with Russia, Saxony, Hesse 

and Thuringia (KM 403). Good extremely fine. 


1176 Bavaria, Ludwig I: Silver Thaler, 1835, 

Establishment of Bavarian Mortgage Bank (KM 

408). Extremely fine. 


1177 Bavaria, Ludwig I: Silver 2-Thalers (3½-Gulden), 

1837, Monetary Union of Six South German States 

(KM 416). About extremely fine. 


1178 Bavaria, Ludwig I: Silver 2-Thaler (3½-Gulden), 

1845, Birth of Two Grandsons (KM 440). About 



1179 Bavaria, Maximilian II: Silver 2-Thalers (3½- 

Gulden), 1848, New Constitution, edge reads 

“VEREINSMUNZE” (KM 447.1). Good very fine. 


1180 Hannover, Georg V: Silver Thaler, 1865B, Frisian 

Oath Commemorative (KM 243). Extremely fine. 


1181 Saxony, Friedrich, August II: Silver 2-Thalers 

(3½-Gulden), 1854F, Death of King Friedrich 

August II (KM 1183). Good extremely fine. 


1182 Saxony, Johann: Silver 2-Thalers (3½-Gulden), 

1859F (KM 1195). Very fine. 


1183 Wurttemberg, Karl I: Silver 2-Thalers (3½- 

Gulden), 1871, restoration of Ulm Cathedral (KM 

618). Good very fine/extremely fine. 


英國 

GREAT BRITAIN 

1184 Edward VI (1547-53): Gold Half-Sovereign, ND, 

Obv half-length figure of king right, crowned 

and holding sword and orb, Rev crowned shield 

(F 187). Fine. 


1185 Elizabeth I (1558-1603): Gold Angel, ND, Obv 

St Michael slaying dragon, Rev cross and arms 

on ship (F 199). Some weakness on the obverse, 

very fine. 


1186 George III: Silver 3-Shilling Bank Token, 1816 

(KM Tn 5). Extremely fine. 


1187 Victoria (1837-1901): Silver Florin, 1853 (KM 

746.2). Lightly toned, about extremely fine. 


墨西哥 

MEXICO 

1188 Philip V: Silver 8-Reales, 1733F (KM 103). Several 

small chopmarks, about very fine and rare. 


1189 Philip V: Silver 8-Reales, 1742MF; Charles IV: 

Silver 8-Reales, 1796FM (KM 103, 109). About 

extremely fine and fine. (2pcs) 


1190 Charles III: Silver 8-Reales, 1770FM (KM 105). 

Very fine. 


1191 Mexico: Silver 8-Reales (2), 1883/2 HoJA and 

1884/74 GoBR (KM 377.8, 377.9). First fine with several 

small chops, the second about extremely fine. (2pcs) 


美國 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

1192 USA: Silver ½-Dollar, 1855. Good very fine. 


1193 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1874S. Good very fine. 


1194 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1874S. Good very fine. 


1195 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1874CC. Extremely fine. 


1196 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1875S. Very fine. 

Estimatre: US$100-150 

1197 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1875CC. Good very 

fine. 


1198 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1875CC. Two chopmarks 

on reverse, otherwise about extremely fine. 


1199 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1877S. Good extremely 

fine. 


1200 USA: Silver Trade Dollar, 1877CC. Good very 

fine. 


其他國家 

REST OF THE WORLD 

1201 Brazil, Pedro I (1822-31): Silver 960-Reis, Rio 

(Russo 170/584; KM 368.1), good very fine; 1000- 

and 2000-Reis, 400 th Anniversary of Discovery 

(KM 500, 501), these nearly extremely fine. (3pcs) 


1202 British West Indies: Silver ½-Dollar, 1822 (KM 4). 

Good very fine. 


1203 Canada, Newfoundland, Victoria: Gold 2-Dollars, 

1881 (KM 5). Choice extremely fine. 


1204 Denmark, Frederik VII: Silver Speciedaler, 1848 

(c), FK//VS, Christian VIII’s Death and Accession 

of Frederik VII (KM 742). About extremely fine. 


1205 Eritrea, Victor Emanuel III: Silver Tallero, 1918R 

(KM 5). Good very fine. 


1206 German New Guinea: Copper 10-Pfennig, 1894A 

(KM 3). Very fine. 


1207 Haiti: Silver 50-Cents, 1895 (KM 47). In PCGS 



1208 Italy, Papal States, Gregory XVI: Silver Scudo, 

1846-XVIR (KM 1324). Extremely fine. 


1209 Italy, Parma, Maria Luigia: Silver 5-Lire, 1832 

(KM C30). Very fine. 


1210 Keeling-Cocos Islands: Gold 150-Rupees (2), 

1977 (Bruce X10). Brilliant uncirculated. (2pcs) 


1211 Netherlands, Holland: Silver 2-Stuivers (2), 1732, 

1763; Silver 6-Stuivers (2), 1757, 1790 (KM 48a, 90). 

The first two very fine, the second two fine. (4pcs) 


1212 Norway, Haakon VII: Silver 2-Kroner, 1912 (KM 

370). Good very fine. 


1213 Portugal, João V (1706-50): Quartinho (1200-Reis), 

1714, Lisbon (Gom 22.08; F 98). Fine. 


1214 Portugal, João V: Quartinho (1200-Reis), 1745, 

Lisbon (Gom 22.21; F 98). Very fine and scarce. 


1215 Portugal, João V: Escudo (1600-Reis), 1736-R, 

Rio (Gom 48.05; F 48). Once bent and smoothed but 

generally good fine and very rare. 


1216 Portugal, João V: ½-Escudo (800-Reis), 1749, 

Lisbon (Gom 42.27; F 92). Almost very fine. 


1217 Portugal, Maria I and Pedro III (1777-86): Peça 

(6400-Reis), 1783-R, Rio (Gom 25.07; F 76). Better 

than very fine. 


1218 Portugal, Maria I (1786-99): Peça (6400-Reis), 1792, 

Lisbon (Gom 23.03a; F 116). Polished but very fine. 


1219 Portugal, Maria I: Peça (6400-Reis), 1793-R, Rio 

(Gom 25.05; F 87). Problem-free extremely fine. 


1220 Portugal, Republic (1910- ): Silver 10-Escudos, 

1948, Lisbon (Gom 41.07; KM 582). Bright choice 

uncirculated. 


1221 Russia, Catherine II (1762-96): Gold Rouble, 1779 

(KM C76). Very fine. 


1222 Russia, Anna: Silver Rouble, 1733; Alexander I: 

Silver Rouble, 1817 (KM 192.2, C130). Both very 

fine. (2pcs) 


1223 Russia, Nicholas I: Silver Roubles (2), 1843MW, 

1850 (KM C168.2, C168.1). About extremely fine and 

extremely fine. (2pcs) 


1224 Russia, Alexander III: Silver Roubles (2), 1883, 

1892; Nicholas II: Silver Rouble, 1896 (KM Y43, 

Y46, Y60). Multiple light edge bumps on the first, 

otherwise all very fine. (3pcs) 


1225 Russia, Nicholas II: Silver Roubles (2), 1896, 1897 

(KM Y59.3), fine with light scratches and about very 

fine; Austria: Maria Theresa, Silver Thaler, 1780SF, 

restrike (KM T1), very fine. (3pcs) 


1226 Switzerland, Zurich: Silver Shooting Thaler (5- 

Francs), 1859 (Bruce XS5). Extremely fine. 


雜項 

MISCELLANEOUS 

1227 Miscellaneous: Silver Plate embedded with Swiss 

Bank Corporation 100 th Anniversary (1872-1972) 

Silver Medal, Obv view of Basel, Rev bank logo 

and name in four languages, hallmark “JEZLER”, 

“925”, “STERLING” on back of plate, 164g, 130mm 

x 165mm. Extremely fine. 


紙鈔 BANKNOTES 

中國 

CHINA 

中國 - 帝國中央發行 

CHINA - EMPIRE, GENERAL ISSUES 

1228 Imperial Bank of China 中國通商銀行: 1-Tael, 

22 January 1898, Shanghai 上海, serial no.4688 (P 

A46a). Very good. 


1229 Ta Ching Government Bank 大清銀行: $1, 1 June 

1907, Hankow 漢口, serial no.142617 (P A66a). 

Uncirculated. 


中國 - 民國中央發行 

CHINA - REPUBLIC, GENERAL ISSUES 

1230 Bank of China 中國銀行: Specimen 1- and 5- 

Yuan, September 1918, Shanghai 上海; Specimen 

10-Yuan, 1918, Tientsin 天津; Specimen 10-Yuan, 

1940, without place name; Specimen 50-Yuan, 

1940, Chungking 重慶, punch-hole cancellation 

and “SPECIMEN” overprint (P 51m, 52k, 53p, 

85b, 87d). First three choice about uncirculated with 

handling marks, the other two uncirculated. (5pcs) 


1231 Bank of China 中國銀行: Specimen 1-, 5- and 

10-Yuan, September 1918, Hankow 漢口, Temple 

of Heaven at centre, punch-hole cancellation 

and “SPECIMEN” overprint (P51g, 52f, 53g). 

Uncirculated, choice extremely fine and about 

uncirculated. (3pcs) 


1232 Bank of China 中國銀行: Specimen 1-, 5- and 

10-Yuan, October 1930, Amoy 厦門, Temple 

of Heaven at centre, punch-hole cancellation, 

red “SPECIMEN” overprint and all with extrawide 

bottom margin (P 67, 68, 69). The 1-Yuan 

uncirculated, the 5- and 10-Yuan choice about 

uncirculated with handling marks. (3pcs) 


1233 Bank of China 中國銀行: Specimen 10-Yuan, 

1937, green, Sun Yat-Sen at left, Rev green, bank 

building at right, unperforated and with extrawide 

margin, Thomas De La Rue & Company 

Limited imprint (P 81). One light central crease and 

light toning in left margin, good extremely fine. 


1234 Chung Hwa Republic 中華民國金幣: $10, ND 

(c.1896), serial no.21628, issued by Sun Yat-Sen 孫 

中山 to finance the revolution against the Qing 

Dynasty (S/M C262.2). Choice extremely fine. 


1235 Bank of Communications 交通銀行: Specimen 1-, 

5- and 10-Yuan, 1 July 1913, without place name, 

punch-hole cancellation and red “SPECIMEN” 

overprint (P 110, 111, 111A). The 10-Yuan choice 

extremely fine with a horizontal fold along bottom 

margin, the 1- and 5-Yuan uncirculated. (3pcs) 


1236 Bank of Communications 交通銀行: Specimen 

5-Yuan, 1 October 1914, serial no.C490495, Obv 

stamped “北京” twice, Rev stamped “PEKING”, 

perforated and stamped “SPECIMEN 樣本 

券” in black (P 117 for type, Peking unlisted). 

Uncirculated. 


1237 Bank of Communications 交通銀行: Specimen 5- 

Yuan (2), red and dark brown; Specimen 10-Yuan 

(3), red, green and purple, all dated 1 October 1914; 

Specimen 1-Yuan (2), green Tientsin 天津 and blue 

Shanghai 上海; Specimen 5-Yuan, dark brown 

Shanghai 上海, all dated 1 November 1927, punchhole 

cancellation and “SPECIMEN” overprint (P 

117, 118, 145c, 145A, 146B). The 1-Yuan Tientsin 

with extra-wide top margin, all uncirculated. (8pcs) 


1238 Bank of Communications 交通銀行: 5-Yuan (100), 

1 October 1914, Shanghai 上海, dark brown, steam 

passenger train at centre, serial nos.SB066101U- 

066201, missing SB066200U (P 117n). Generally 

uncirculated, an original pack of 100 notes with 

printer’s wrapper. (100pcs) 


1239 Bank of Communications 交通銀行: Uniface 

Obverse and Reverse Specimen 5-Yuan, 1 

November 1927, Fengtien 奉天, punch-hole 

cancellation and “SPECIMEN 樣本券” overprint 

(P 146s). Uncirculated.

758 Republic 民國: Silver “Dragon and Phoenix” Dollar ... - Baldwin's

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