1904 China Hupeh Province One Tael Kuang Hsu Dragon Silver Dollar Coin in Slab Case

Bring one of the most celebrated and historic monetary reform coins of the late Qing Dynasty into your collection with this 1904 Hupeh Province One Tael Silver Dollar (光緒三十年 湖北省造 大清銀幣 庫平一兩/雙龍一兩). Minted under Governor-General Zhang Zhidong as part of the experimental Tael-system coinage reform, this iconic piece features a distinctive twin dragon design flanking the central denomination.

Obverse: Features central characters "大清銀幣" (Ta-Ching Silver Coin) with central Manchu script, encircled by "湖北省造" (Made in Hupeh Province) and "光緒三十年" (Year 30 of Kuang Hsu / 1904) above, and "庫平一兩" (Kuping One Tael) below. Reverse: Displays two detailed face-to-face imperial dragons surrounding central characters "壹兩" (One Tael), with "HU-PEH PROVINCE" above and "ONE TAEL" below.

Slab Feature: Permanently encapsulated in a clear, protective PCGS-style acrylic holder with reference label for secure display, desk showcase, and numismatic gifting.

Please Note: This item is crafted as a custom display and souvenir piece, securely sealed in a protective holder for collection and presentation purposes.

Tags: Hupeh Mint, 1904 Coin, One Tael, Dragon Dollar, Kuang Hsu, Qing Dynasty, Chinese Coin, Silver Dollar, Slabbed Coin