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2020 1 oz China Kwangtung Dragon Dollar Eight .999 Silver Restrike Premium Uncirculated

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Silver
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Uncategorized
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999‰
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31.103
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22.98
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10.20 USD
All-in premium (%)
40.09
Price
73.33 USD
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LPM
Dealer country
Hong Kong
Last price update
2026-07-23
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LPM is proud to present the 8th and final release in our China's Famous Vintage Coin Series. **Coin Highlights** - Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver - Plain Edge with the year, weight and purity laser etched in the rim - Each coin comes with an individual capsule, multiples of 30 come in mint sealed sheets - Limited mintage of 5,000 - One of the most valuable and sought-after Chinese numismatic design The dollar was among the first milled coinage produced in Imperial China at the Kwangtung Mint. Its output was intended to replace the Spanish and Mexican 8 reales circulating in the country. To this end, these coins were at a slightly higher silver content than the foreign interlopers. Unfortunately Gresham’s Law kicked-in and the new heavier dollars were promptly hoarded or melted-down. Despite the failure of these dollars to achieve their desired end, their design provided the standard for issues from all Chinese provinces during 1890-1907.