[Ancient Gold Appraisal] Buying back Yuan Shikai silver dollars/Yuan Datou, Republic of China Year 3, 20 cents, five coins equal one yuan.

The buyback price for five 1914 Yuan Shikai silver dollars (20 cents each) is equivalent to one yuan.

The buyback price of a silver coin primarily depends on its condition. Coins with noticeable wear, oxidation, or scratches will likely fetch a lower price; conversely, coins in good condition and well-preserved condition will command a higher buyback price. The 1914 (Republic of China Year 3) 20-cent silver coin was relatively rare in circulation, resulting in a limited number in existence. Especially certain special versions, coins with exquisite minting craftsmanship, or coins in near-perfect condition will command even higher buyback prices. Currently, market buyback prices vary depending on condition and rarity. Coins in ordinary condition are worth approximately ¥500-¥1,500, while those in good condition or special versions fetch ¥2,000-¥5,000 or even higher.

If you are interested in selling or buying back a 1914 (Republic of China Year 3) 20-cent silver coin, you are welcome to contact Gujin Appraisal to assess the true value of the coin and ensure you receive a reasonable buyback price.