[Ancient Gold Appraisal] Buying and selling Qing Dynasty silver coins, Xuantong era, Dingwei year, one jiao coin.

The Qing Dynasty silver coin minted during the Xuantong reign (1911-1927) is a highly collectible ancient coin. Minted during the Xuantong era, the obverse features the inscription "Great Qing Silver Coin," with the face value "One Jiao" in the center, accompanied by a beautifully crafted ear of grain design. The reverse features a traditional dragon design, with meticulous detail, particularly the dragon itself, which is exceptionally well-made for the time, showcasing the superb craftsmanship of ancient artisans.

The collectible value of the Dingwei 1-jiao silver coin mainly lies in its rarity and condition. Due to the short minting period of silver coins during the Xuantong era, coupled with the social unrest at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the number of silver coins minted during this period is relatively small, and silver coins in good condition are especially valuable.

Currently, the market buyback price of the 1911 Dingwei 1-jiao coin varies depending on its condition. A coin in good condition can fetch several thousand to tens of thousands of yuan in the antique coin collecting market. Generally speaking, the better the condition and the fewer the flaws, the higher the buyback price. For extremely rare versions or coins with special historical backgrounds, the buyback price can be even higher.

Professional recycling organizations such as Gujinjianbao can provide collectors with appraisal and high-price buyback services to ensure that the market value of silver coins can be fully reflected.