[Ancient Gold Appraisal] Buying and selling Qing Dynasty Xuantong Second Year (1911) Yunnan Province Minted Xuantong Yuanbao Silver Coin (7.2 Mace).

Gu Jin Appraisal specializes in buying back Yunnan Province-minted Xuantong Yuanbao silver coins (7 mace and 2 candareens) and provides professional appraisal and valuation services for collectors. This silver coin was minted in Yunnan Province in the second year of the Xuantong reign (1910) of the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the important silver coins of the late Qing Dynasty, marking the background of economic turmoil and the demand for trade between China and foreign countries at that time.

1. Issuance Background:
The Xuantong Yuanbao silver coin, weighing 7 mace and 2 candareens (approximately 26.86 grams), was a standard currency minted by the Qing government to meet domestic and international economic needs. The coin is of high purity silver, with the inscription "Xuantong Yuanbao" on the obverse and a dragon design representing imperial power on the reverse. This coin is not merely currency, but also a symbol of the economy and history of the late Qing Dynasty.

2. Recycling value:
Due to its scarcity and the short minting period of this silver coin issued during the Xuantong reign, it has extremely high resale value in the antique market. Silver coins in good condition often fetch high prices in the collector's market, especially well-preserved specimens, which have significant appreciation potential.

3. Professional Services:
Ancient Gold Appraisal provides collectors with professional appraisal, door-to-door buyback, and valuation services to ensure every client receives a fair market price. We buy back not only Xuantong Yuanbao coins but also various antique silver coins, offering you convenient and professional service.