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China "Fat Man" Shih Kai Silver Dollar PCGS Genuine (Random Year)

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### China "Fat Man" Shih Kai Silver Dollar PCGS Genuine (Random Year) The **China "Fat Man" Shih Kai Silver Dollar PCGS Genuine (Random Year)** is a historic and highly recognizable silver dollar from the early years of the Republic of China. Graded Genuine by PCGS, each coin contains 0.7554 troy oz of .890 fine silver and carries a face value of 1 Chinese Dollar. Random-year examples offer variety while maintaining the same classic design and historical significance. Yuan Shikai (also known as Shih Kai), a powerful military leader and politician, served as the first President of the Republic of China after the fall of the Qing Dynasty. In 1914–1915, he ordered the minting of these silver dollars featuring his own portrait. The coins earned the affectionate nickname “Fat Man Dollars” due to Yuan’s stout appearance. Although his attempt to restore the monarchy as Emperor Hongxian in 1915–1916 ultimately failed, these silver dollars remain one of the most iconic and collectible issues from China’s Republican period. **Specifications:** - **Graded as Genuine by PCGS** - Contains 0.7554 troy oz of 0.890 silver - With a face Value of 1 Chinese Dollar - Arrives in a PCGS holder - **Obverse:** Features a left-facing bust of Yuan Shikai, adorned with Chinese ideograms above, translating to "Year 3 of the Republic of China." This design symbolizes the historical significance of Yuan Shikai's presidency during this pivotal period. - **Reverse:** Displays two Chinese ideograms within a wreath, eloquently translating to "1 Yuan." This simple yet elegant design enhances the coin's cultural and historical importance. **Why Own This Shih Kai Silver Dollar?** - Historic Republican-era Chinese silver dollar - Excellent addition to [**world silver**](file:///buy-silver/coins/world-silver-coins) and [**Chinese coin collections**](file:///buy-silver/coins/chinese-silver-coins) - Recognized and sought after by collectors worldwide - Great value for vintage silver enthusiasts Bullion Exchanges is proud to offer the **China "Fat Man" Shih Kai Silver Dollar PCGS Genuine (Random Year)**. This authentic piece of Chinese history combines real silver content with significant numismatic importance from a pivotal era. Secure yours today and own a piece of Chinese monetary history. If you have any questions, please **contact** our customer service representatives. **You may also like:** - **[1998 1 oz Chinese Liu Shaoqi's Birth 100th Ann. Silver Coin 10 Yuan .999 Fine](file:///1998-1-oz-chinese-liu-shaoqi-s-birth-100th-ann-silver-coin-10-yuan-999-fine)** - **[1998 1 oz Chinese Liu Shaoqi 100th Ann. Silver Coin 10 Yuan .999 Fine BU](file:///1998-1-oz-chinese-liu-shaoqi-100th-ann-silver-coin-10-yuan-999-fine-bu)** - [**60 Gram Guangxu Emperor 22nd Anniversary 7 Mace 2 Candareens Commemorative Silver Coin**](file:///60-gram-guangxu-emperor-22nd-anniversary-7-mace-2-candareens-commemorative-silver-coin)