1912 China Republic Li Yuan-hung Founding Commemorative Silver Dollar Coin in Slab Case

Add a highly distinguished piece of early Republic of China history to your collection with this 1912 Li Yuan-hung Founding Commemorative Silver Dollar (中華民國開國紀念幣 黎元像 壹圓/黎元洪像戴帽版). Issued in Wuchang following the 1911 Xinhai Revolution, this classic design commemorates Military Governor Li Yuan-hung's pivotal role in establishing the Republic.

Obverse: Features a front-facing, military-capped bust profile of Li Yuan-hung framed by elegant floral motifs, with "中華民國" (Republic of China) arched along the top rim and "開國紀念幣" (Founding Commemorative Coin) along the bottom. Reverse: Displays "壹圓" (One Dollar) set within a tied wreath of grain stalks, encircled by English text reading "THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA" above and "ONE DOLLAR" below, punctuated by five-pointed star sprigs.

Slab Feature: Professionally encapsulated in a durable acrylic slab holder with a reference display label, ideal for desktop showcase, collector 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: Li Yuan-hung, Founding Commemorative, Republic of China, Chinese Coin, Silver Dollar, Slabbed Coin, 1912 Coin