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Buying and selling Hubei Province-minted Xuantong Yuanbao silver coins (1 mace, 4 fen, 4 li). Buyback | Gu Jin Jian Bao
Buying and selling Hubei Province-minted Xuantong Yuanbao silver coins (1 mace, 4 fen, 4 li). Buyback | Gu Jin Jian Bao
Hubei Province Minted Xuantong Yuanbao Kuping One Qian Four Fen Four Li: Historical Origins and Minting Craft Analysis
In the history of Chinese coinage from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China, the Hubei Province Minted Xuantong Yuanbao held a pivotal position. As legal tender minted during the reign of Puyi (1909-1911), the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, these silver coins not only witnessed the end of the feudal dynasty but also reflected the industrial achievements of modernization efforts in various mints pushed by Westernization movement proponents like Zhang Zhidong.
Among them, the "Kuping One Qian Four Fen Four Li" belongs to subsidiary currency (commonly known as "double dime" or "two-horn silver dollar"). Due to the extremely short reign of Emperor Xuantong, the total mintage and circulation time of these silver subsidiary coins were far less than that of the Guangxu Yuanbao. After more than a hundred years of historical sedimentation and wartime damage, well-preserved pieces with original luster have become increasingly rare, making them popular targets in the Qing Dynasty dragon dollar auction market and for old silver coin collection and investment in recent years.
Xuantong Yuanbao (Hubei Province Minted) One Qian Four Fen Four Li Basic Specifications
To help collectors and sellers understand the physical characteristics of their silver coins more accurately, we have compiled the standard specifications for this coin. These data are also important reference indicators for professional free appraisal of ancient coins:
| Specification Item | Detailed Parameters and Feature Description |
| Minting Year | Xuantong Reign of Qing Dynasty (1909 - 1911) |
| Denomination / Common Name | Kuping One Qian Four Fen Four Li (corresponds to the "two-jiao" subsidiary coin of the time) |
| Standard Weight | Approximately 5.3 - 5.4 grams (actual weight may vary slightly due to wear from a century of circulation) |
| Standard Diameter | Approximately 23.5 mm - 24 mm |
| Metal Composition | Silver-copper alloy (silver fineness approximately 70% - 80%) |
| Obverse Design | Four characters "Xuantong Yuanbao" engraved within a central beaded circle, with Manchu script in the middle; "Hubei Province Minted" engraved above the outer circle, and "Kuping One Qian Four Fen Four Li" below. |
| Reverse Design | Central exquisite standard coiled dragon motif of the Qing Dynasty (Dragon Dollar), with English province and denomination text in the outer ring. |
How to Evaluate the True Value of Hubei Province Minted Xuantong Silver Coins? (Authenticity and Condition Guide)
Many clients seeking high-priced door-to-door silver dollar Buyback services are most concerned about the price. In reality, the latest buyback market for Xuantong Yuanbao is entirely determined by the following three core dimensions:
- Dragon Scale Details (Strike and Wear): The coiled dragon motif on the reverse is the soul that determines value. Whether the dragon scales are full and three-dimensional, whether the dragon's eyes are clear, and whether the cloud patterns show significant wear directly affect its score from international grading agencies like NGC or PCGS.
- Patina and Luster (Traces of Time): The oxidation layer on the surface of old silver dollars is called"patina."Naturally formed colorful patinas, circular patinas, or heirloom black lacquer patinas can significantly increase their artistic added value. If they retain the"original cartwheel luster"from when they left the mint, their buyback price will multiply geometrically.
- Reeding and Anti-Counterfeiting Features: The reeding on genuine Hubei Province Minted Xuantong Yuanbao is uniform, well-struck, and cleanly cut. This is a crucial line of defense for identifying genuine silver dollars; counterfeit reeding is often rough or inconsistent in depth.
Gujin Jianbao professionally Buyback all types of silver coins, covering a wide range, including but not limited to silver coins minted during the Qing Dynasty, Republic of China, and foreign countries. The main categories for Buyback include: Xuantong Yuanbao,Qing Dynasty Silver Coins, Republic of China Silver Dollars, Yuan DatouSilver Coins, Guangxu Yuanbao, etc. We also offer buyback services forforeign silver coins, whether historical silver coins from Western countries or silver coins from Southeast Asia, are all within our Buyback scope. Gujin Jianbao provides professional free appraisal services and supports door-to-door Buyback, ensuring your silver coins receive the most appropriate evaluation and buyback price.
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