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of a 1910 (Gengxu year) Spring Yunnan Province-made Xuantong Yuanbao coin, weighing 7.2 mace. Buyback | Gu Jin Jian Bao

Name: of a 1910 (Gengxu year) Spring Yunnan Province-made Xuantong Yuanbao coin, weighing 7.2 mace. Buyback | Gu Jin Jian Bao
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Price: 99999.00 HKD
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TheYunnan Province-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao Kuping 7 Mace 2 Candareens silver coin from the Spring of Gengxu yearis a silver coin minted in Yunnan Province during the late Qing Dynasty. The specific minting year was the second year of Emperor Xuantong's reign, which is 1910 AD. According to the Chinese lunisolar calendar, this year was theGengxu year, and the"Spring of Gengxu"on the silver coin indicates it was minted in the spring of that year.

This silver coin was minted in the late Qing Dynasty to address the economic situation and the demands of domestic and international trade at the time. The Qing Dynasty faced internal and external challenges, especially in the southwest region, where Yunnan Province was rich in silver resources, and its local mints were responsible for producing a large number of circulating silver coins.

TheYunnan Province-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao Kuping 7 Mace 2 Candareens silver coin from the Spring of Gengxu yearholds extremely high collection value in the antique coin market. Due to the limited number of silver coins minted during the Xuantong period of the Qing Dynasty that are still in existence, especially those marked"Spring of Gengxu,"their rarity and excellent condition can fetch very high-prices in auction markets. The historical background, scarcity, design craftsmanship, and preservation status of the silver coin all influence its ultimate market value.

Coin Specifications and Physical Characteristics (In-depth Analysis)

Assessment Dimension	Specifications of the Yunnan Province-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao from the Spring of Gengxu year
Denomination and Form	Kuping 7 mace 2 candareens (i.e., one yuan main coin)
Standard Weight	Approx. 26.6g - 26.8g (slight wear and tear tolerance allowed due to a century of circulation)
Standard Diameter	Approx. 39.0mm - 39.5mm
Material and Fineness	Silver-copper alloy (approx. 89% - 90% silver content)
Obverse Font Features	"Xuan Tong Yuan Bao"(Xuantong Yuanbao) inscribed within a beaded circle, with dignified and upright characters. The upper rim reads"Made in Yunnan Province"(Yun Nan Sheng Zao), with"Gengxu"(Geng Xu) and"Spring"(Chun Ji) arranged on the left and right sides, respectively. The lower rim reads"Kuping 7 Mace 2 Candareens"(Ku Ping Qi Qian Er Fen). The characters are deeply carved, with distinct stylistic features of the Qing Dynasty Yunnan mint.
Reverse Totem Features	The iconic"Yunnan Dragon"pattern of the Qing Dynasty (coiled dragon design). The dragon coils around, with densely arranged and three-dimensional scales. English letters surround the dragon, and the cloud patterns are naturally flowing.
Edge Milling Process	Typical straight or olive-shaped reeded edge of late Qing machine-made coins, with consistent depth, showing machine-made traces characteristic of the era.

Essential for High-Value Buybacks: Key to Authenticity Verification and Condition Assessment

As the market forcollecting and investing in rare Chinese ancient coinscontinues to heat up, some fakes have appeared on the market. If you are considering a buyback appraisal for your coin, you can conduct an initialauthenticity verification of the Yunnan-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao from the Spring of Gengxu yearusing the following professional criteria:

Three-dimensional quality of dragon scales and inscriptions:Genuine coins were high-pressure cold-struck by imported minting machines of the time, resulting in sharp, distinct inscription edges without smudging. The dragon scales on the reverse coiled dragon are rich in detail, and even with wear, the background remains flat. Fakes often have bloated characters and lack the spirit in the dragon's body.
Natural patina transition:Century-old heirloomsilver coinsusually exhibit natural oxidation marks from age (such as rainbow patina, chestnut patina, or black lacquer patina). The patina on genuine coins penetrates the coin's structure, is rich in layers, and unevenly distributed. Artificially aged chemical patinas usually float on the surface, have a pungent smell, and dull colors.
Edge milling and pressure test:The edge milling is the silver coin's"identity card."The reeded edge of genuine coins is formed by stamping, showing natural metal drawing marks and rounded chamfers.
Sound and metallic luster:A genuine silver coin, when lightly struck, produces a crisp, soft sound with a lingering echo. The material reflects a soft"silver sheen,"not the harsh, fake glare of modern chemical silver.

Auction Market Trends and Investment/Collection Potential

In recent years, the"Spring of Gengxu"series has repeatedly set record prices in theXuantong Two-Year silver coin auction market, being a highlight at auctions. Its market value is highly dependent on its"condition."Uncased coins or graded coins certified by international reputable grading agencies (such as PCGS or NGC) and receiving high scores command a significant premium.

Gujin Jianbao provides the most professional antique coin valuation services. We not only value the rarity of the silver coin itself but also consider details such as the preservation of its original luster, the number of chop marks, and the integrity of its edges, offering you the most competitive buyback price for your"Yunnan Province-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao from the Spring of Gengxu year"that aligns with the current market.

High-Value Buyback in Hong Kong | On-site Valuation | Online Appraisal

Do you have a Yunnan Province-minted Xuan Tong Yuan Bao Kuping 7 Mace 2 Candareens from the Spring of Gengxu year and wonder about its market value? Gujin Jianbao has years of experience in silver coin collection, offering a comprehensive service from authenticity verification and condition grading to market valuation, all handled on-site. Send us clear photos of both sides and detailed features, and we will provide a professional preliminary quote on the same day.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What affects the value of of a 1910 (Gengxu year) Spring Yunnan Province-made Xuantong Yuanbao coin, weighing 7.2 mace?

The final value depends on authenticity, variety, condition, rarity and current market demand.

Can I get a preliminary valuation first?

Yes. Send clear photos through WhatsApp 98342057 for a free preliminary review before arranging a visit.

Does Gu Jin Jian Bao provide Hong Kong on-site service?

Yes. We can arrange service across Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories after confirming the item details.

Recycling process

1) Clients should first provide basic information about their collections via WhatsApp (852) 98342057. You can also contact us directly via this link.
2) We will provide a preliminary quote after receiving your information.
3) Both parties agree on a time and place (on-site inspection is available) to inspect the collection. We will provide a precise quote based on the actual condition of the collection.
4) Confirm the sale and make payment in various forms such as bank transfer or cash.