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Patterns

LotNo.

Symbol

Lot Description

555

China: Extremely Rare 1900-DATED, 10 Cash, Peking Fantasy Brass, CCC-772, NGC Graded MS 61. The NGC Census has a Population of "1". (Hsu-422), If this is a fantasy, it is an old one, as it is mentioned in Woodward, wherein he notes (p. 149), "A neat coin ostensibly having been made for circulation in Peking, but which, after a few trial pieces had been minted, was discarded as unsuitable, because the fact was undoubtedly recognized that had the principle of a coin for a city been given effect, all the cities in China would have claimed the same privilege. Let us be thankful that the piece was not approved." Sharply struck with excellent definition of the fine details. Handsome chocolate brown throughout, the coin boasts a charismatic bronze patina with earthen hues. High relief details accentuate and enhance the eye appeal of this rarity., This is the only example graded in the NGC census and only 2 examples have appeared at auction in 2018, both graded by PCGS. This could very possibly be the only example available. (Image1) (Image2)

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Est. HK$50,000-75,000
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556

China: 1910, Hsüan-t'ung 50 Cents, Silver Pattern, Tientsin mint, Y-23, NGC Graded MS 62. (L&M-25), The coin presents with silvery grays and muted whispers of champagne as well as extensive luster and minimal marks on the obverse and reverse. Extremely desirable pattern that will enhance any advanced collection. This is the highest graded example to be offered in over 6 years at auction. (Image1) (Image2)

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Est. HK$150,000-250,000
SOLD for HK$110,000.00
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557

China: Hunan Province, 10 Cash, ND (1902), Highest Graded in the NGC Census. CCC-194, CL-HUN.95; KM-Pn5. Berlin Mint Bronze Pattern, NGC Graded MS 62 BN. (KM-Pn5), This variety exhibits rectangular-petaled rosettes. The coin is enveloped in a palette of deep mahogany brown with undercurrents of auburn. Its surfaces exhibit a velvety luster, with the fine details of the dragon and inscriptions retaining their sharpness, creating a visually appeal as it is numismatically significant. This is the highest graded out of 3 graded in the NGC census. This lovely coin is one of the highlights of the auction and should command significant interest from advanced collectors. (Image1) (Image2)

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Est. HK$100,000-150,000
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558

China: Kiangsu Province, 2 Cash, 1901, Brass, Pattern, NGC Graded VF Details. (KM-Pn2), Extremely rare pattern with a total of 7 coins listed in the PMG census. The coins exhibits a lovely golden appearance with darker highlights on the lettering and dragon. (Image1) (Image2)

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Est. HK$20,000-30,000
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