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Country: China, Qing Empire Year: 1911 (Xuantong Year 3) Denomination: 1 Dollar Era &#47; Year: Xuantong 3rd Year (宣統三年), which corresponds to 1911. This was the final year of the Qing Dynasty rule before the Republic of China was formed. Denomination: 1 Yuan &#47; 1 Dollar.Mint: Originally designed by Luigi Giorgi at the Tientsin (Tianjin) Central Mint.Standard Specifications: Authentic specimens are typically minted in 90% Silver, with a diameter of roughly 39 mm and a weight of about 26.9 grams. Inscription BreakdownCentral Characters: 大清銀幣 (Dà Qīng Yín Bì), meaning &quot;Great Qing Silver Coin&quot;.Bottom Inscription: 宣統三年 (Xuāntǒng Sān Nián), denoting the 3rd year of Emperor Xuantong&#39;s reign .Top Inscription: Four characters in Manchu script, which translate to the same meaning (&quot;Great Qing Silver Coin&quot;). Side Elements: Intricate chrysanthemum floral sprigs on both the left and right flanks

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Country: China, Qing EmpireYear: 1911 (Xuantong Year 3)Denomination: 1 DollarEra &#47; Year: Xuantong 3rd Year (宣統三年), which corresponds to 1911. This was the final year of the Qing Dynasty rule before the Republic of China was formed.Denomination: 1 Yuan &#47; 1 Dollar.Mint: Originally designed by Luigi Giorgi at the Tientsin (Tianjin) Central Mint.Standard Specifications: Authentic specimens are typically minted in 90% Silver, with a diameter of roughly 39 mm and a weight of about 26.9 grams.Inscription BreakdownCentral Characters: 大清銀幣 (Dà Qīng Yín Bì), meaning &quot;Great Qing Silver Coin&quot;.Bottom Inscription: 宣統三年 (Xuāntǒng Sān Nián), denoting the 3rd year of Emperor Xuantong&#39;s reign.Top Inscription: Four characters in Manchu script, which translate to the same meaning (&quot;Great Qing Silver Coin&quot;).Side Elements: Intricate chrysanthemum floral sprigs on both the left and right flanks

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Great Qing Silver Dollar, Xuantong Year 3

Country: China, Qing EmpireYear: 1911 (Xuantong Year 3)Denomination: 1 DollarEra &#47; Year: Xuantong 3rd Year (宣統三年), which corresponds to 1911. This was the final year of the Qing Dynasty rule before the Republic of China was formed.Denomination: 1 Yuan &#47; 1 Dollar.Mint: Originally designed by Luigi Giorgi at the Tientsin (Tianjin) Central Mint.Standard Specifications: Authentic specimens are...

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