Silver Ounce 2018 Reverse Dragon Dollar, Coin from China - detailed information

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2018 1 oz China Reverse Dragon Dollar Two .999 Silver Restrike Premium Uncirculated

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LPM is proud to present the second coin in our new 8 coin series, China's Famous Vintage Coin Series.
A classic is reborn. The Reverse Dragon coin is one of the most sought-after vintage Chinese coins and has been brought back to life in the form of a 1o

LPM is proud to present the second coin in our new 8 coin series, China's Famous Vintage Coin Series. A classic is reborn. The Reverse Dragon coin is one of the most sought-after vintage Chinese coins and has been brought back to life in the form of a 1oz silver coin. Struck in 1911, the Reverse Dragon Pattern Dollar was made at a turning point in Chinese history. The Qing Dynasty, which had begun in 1644, was coming to a turbulent end — and with it, two millennia of imperial rule. A year after this coin was struck, the last emperor of China, the six-year-old Puyi, abdicated. Coin Highlight: Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver Plain Edge with the year, weight and purity laser etched in the rim Limited mintage of 5,000 coins The first release saw strong collector demand and premium appreciation One of the most valuable and sought-after Chinese numismatic designs On the obverse, it features a regal and imposing Dragon suspended in mid-air amid wisps of clouds, a fiery pearl appears near the bottom of the design. The long wavy whiskers issuing from the Dragon’s nostrils appear like a curly moustache. Two vertical Chinese characters appear which signify the denomination (One Yuan) and in English, along the periphery, the English legend states “ONE DOLLAR”. On the reverse, it contains an all Chinese legend. Between the outer crenulated border and the inner pearled ring, the Manchu and Chinese characters form the outer legend. Four Manchu characters appear above and four Chinese characters below which state, “Hsuen Tung, 3rd Year” (1911), and these sets of characters are separated by ornate floral sprays. The central Chinese inscription states, “Ta Ch’ing Yin Pi”, meaning "Great Ch’ing (dynasty) Silver Coin". For the first time ever, a Chinese mint will laser etch the year, weight and purity on the rim of the coin. Limited mintage of 5,000 coins of each design, the reborn classic will be a striking addition to any collection!
Material: Silver
Fineness: 999
Finish: Proof
Country: China
Mint: LPM
Size: 40
Inner Packaging: 30
Box & Certificate: No