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Yuan Shikai Republic Commemorative Silver Coin – This attractive coin was minted at the Tianjin Mint based on one of L. Giorgi’s three designs. Two versions of this coin have been discovered with thicknesses of 2.8mm and 3.25mm… In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Italian engraver Giorgio was employed by the Tianjin Mint to carve the dies. The Tianjin Mint produced the Republic of China Commemorative Silver Coin featuring Yuan Shikai in military uniform with a high-peaked cap on the obverse.
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Among the top ten rare items, the Central Bank did not issue 100-yuan banknotes in the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923) because the Central Bank was not established until the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924). The 100-yuan Shantou place name of the Central Republic of China in 1923 was the largest denomination in circulation at that time. The number of issues at that time was rare in the world, with no more than ten in China. The amount issued in that year has already been withdrawn, so it is rare to see on the market.
