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Republic Year 7 Dihua Mint One Tael Silver Coin

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Collectible appraisal

Republic Year 7 Dihua Mint One Tael Silver Coin

Start with photos so we can assess type, condition and market direction. Higher-value or uncertain items can then be checked in person.

Republic Year 7 Dihua Mint One Tael Silver Coin

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WhatsApp photos for appraisal Front, back and edge photos are usually reviewed first
Phone 852 98342057

Please include front, back, edge, weight, size, detail and certificate photos where available.

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Item details and appraisal notes

This Xinjiang silver coin is dated Republic Year 7, was made by the Dihua Silver Dollar Bureau and carries a one-tael denomination. Keep the Xinjiang attribution, bureau wording, Republic-era date and tael value together. No Gregorian year or Kuping prefix is stated.

Tie Xinjiang and the Dihua bureau to one tael

FeatureItem-specific evidence
IssueXinjiang provincial silver coin
DateRepublic Year 7
DenominationOne tael
AuthorityDihua Silver Dollar Bureau
Evidence boundaryProvince, bureau, date and value support broad identity, not authenticity or a finer die variety.

Read the bureau wording before comparing regional taels

Xinjiang and Dihua: Show the complete province and Silver Dollar Bureau inscriptions with adjacent characters. Leave a damaged bureau stroke unresolved unless another photograph of this coin makes it clear.

Republic Year 7: Photograph the complete Republic Year 7 date within its border and leave any weak numeral unresolved. Do not add a Gregorian equivalent because none is stated.

One-tael value: Keep the denomination continuous on its face and do not add Kuping or another weight standard. Pair close views with the whole design.

Three safeguards for regional silver

  • Authority first: Read the complete Dihua Silver Dollar Bureau wording; do not substitute another issuing authority.
  • Measurements second: Use weight, diameter and thickness only as consistency checks, showing the instruments and units for a loose coin.
  • Surface unchanged: Leave patina, deposits and chopmarks untouched, document any signs of earlier cleaning, and photograph the complete edge in sequence.

Safe handling before examination

Support the piece over a padded dry area and touch only the edge. A sealed holder remains closed, and a separate label or certificate needs evidence before being linked to the coin.

Regional silver comparison route

Open Other Chinese Silver Coins and read Sorting Silver Dollars: Design, Legends, Edge and Weight. Comparison can suggest camera angles, but it cannot introduce a Gregorian year, Kuping prefix or another issuing authority.

Other silver and commemorative coins

Share clear views of the Xinjiang and Dihua inscriptions, date, denomination and edge with About Gu Jin Jian Bao | Collection Enquiries, WhatsApp +852 9834 2057 or Call 852-9834-2057. Include an ordered circumference series and note any inaccessible section.

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What establishes the Republic Year 7 Dihua one-tael issue?

Confirm Xinjiang Province, Dihua Silver Dollar Bureau, Republic Year 7 and the complete one-tael denomination on uncropped faces.

Should a Gregorian year or Kuping prefix be added?

No. Neither is stated, so keep the Republic Year 7 date and one-tael wording exactly as given on this coin.

Can measurements determine the issuing bureau?

No. Weight and dimensions are supporting checks; the Xinjiang and Dihua inscriptions remain essential.