1932 China Republic Year 21 Sun Yat-sen Junk Silver Dollar Coin in Slab Case

Add a foundational piece of Republic-era monetary history to your display collection with this 1932 Republic of China Year 21 Sun Yat-sen "Gold Standard" Junk Silver Dollar Pattern (中華民國二十一年 孫中山像 本位幣 壹圓/三鸟帆船币). Designed as part of the proposed gold-standard currency reform, this famous design features Dr. Sun Yat-sen paired with a Chinese junk sailing under rising sun rays with three soaring sea birds.

Obverse: Features a left-facing profile bust of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, encircled by "中華民國二十一年" (Republic of China Year 21 / 1932) above. Reverse: Displays a traditional Chinese junk sailing over gentle waves, flanked by "壹圓" (One Dollar) on the sides, with "本位幣" (Gold Standard Currency) inscribed along the upper border, a rising sun with radiating light rays on the right, and three birds flying in formation below.

Slab Feature: Encapsulated in a crystal-clear acrylic slab holder with a reference display label, ideal for desktop showcase, numismatic study, and gift presentation.

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: Sun Yat-sen, Year 21 Coin, Junk Dollar, Republic of China, Three Birds, Chinese Coin, Silver Dollar, Slabbed Coin