How many kinds of silver dollars were issued in the Republic of China?

There are more than 200 kinds of silver coins issued in the Republic of China, including: Cao Kun Constitutional Silver Coin in the Republic of China 12 (1923), Chu Yupu's Double Flag Silver Coin in the Republic of China 16 (1927), and the Ruling Silver Coin in the Republic of China 13 (/Kloc).

1. Twelve years of the Republic of China (1923) Cao Kun constitutional silver coin.

This coin has exquisite casting, incisive details, smooth and delicate bottom, moist silver and well-preserved. Collected by Li Zukui, a famous collector in the Republic of China.

2. In the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), Chu Yupu was like a silver coin with a double flag on its back.

This coin was minted by Tianjin Mint to commemorate the first anniversary of Chu Yupu's appointment as military inspector and governor of Zhili. It was just a gift and a souvenir. The casting quantity is very small, the carving is exquisite and the appearance is rare.

3. In the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924), Duan was like a silver coin in power in the Republic of China.

This coin is beautifully cast, with both hair and beard, a mirror-like bottom and extremely rare appearance. Li Zukui, a famous collector in the Republic of China, used to collect it.

4. In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (19 16), the dragonfly silver coin in the Hongxian era of the Chinese Empire.

The coin is deep, pink and clean as silk. It is extremely rare to paint the top status of coins for Tianjin Mint. Collected by Li Zukui, a famous collector in the Republic of China.

5. In the fifteenth year of the Republic of China (1926), Zhang was like a marshal's silver coin.

This coin was minted by Tianjin Mint, and marshal commemorative coins were also available in 16 and 17. None of them have been issued, and only sample coins have been found in the world. Among them, the sample coin of 15 years is the rarest. This piece is exquisitely carved and exquisite in craftsmanship, and it is a model of modern portrait coinage in China. The coin face is light gray, the original patina is even, the silver light still exists, and the variety is extremely rare.