Republic of China Silver Coin 1934 "Sailing Ship (Junk Dollar) 1 Dollar Silver Coin" Sun Yat-sen Statue | PCGS MS62 Tone Coin
 Republic of China silver coins issued in 1934, commonly known as "junk dollars," are now on sale.
 The obverse features a dignified portrait of "Father of the Republic of China, Sun Yat-sen," while the reverse features a traditional Chinese sailing ship (junk). The sailing ship symbolizes the enterprising spirit and national progress, making this coin a precious gem that conveys the history and culture of the Republic of China era to the present day.
 Coin Details:
 Year of Publication: 1934
 Face value: 1 dollar
 Country of issue: Republic of China
 Obverse: Portrait of Sun Yat-sen
 Reverse: Chinese junk sailing to the left
 Grade: 88% silver (.880 fine silver)
 Authentication number: PCGS #116637.64/45873132
 Grade: MS62 (Mint State 64)
 Catalog Number: L&M-110, KM# K-624
 Reasons to choose this coin:
 Certified by PCGS — a globally trusted third-party certification agency
 High grade (MS64) — Beautiful luster and sharp engraving
 Historical value — Symbolic coins from the early Republic of China
 This coin is not just a collection item, but a gem that combines historical value and investment appeal. Recommended for those interested in modern Asian history, those considering investing in silver coins, and collectors.
 Stock is limited, so buy soon!