Republic of China Year 12 Dragon and Peacock Silver Dollar Coin in Slab Case

• Add one of the most artistic and sought-after commemorative designs in early Chinese republican numismatics to your display with this Republic of China Year 12 Dragon and Peacock Silver Dollar (中華民國十二年造 龍鳳壹圓 / Small Characters Variety). Commissioned in 1923 (Year 12), the obverse features the celebrated Twelve Symbols National Emblem design created by Lu Xun and his colleagues, depicting a confronting Dragon and Peacock.

  Obverse: Displays the intricate Twelve Symbols Emblem starring a stylized Dragon and Phoenix/Peacock flanking a central shield and emblem, with the Chinese inscription "中華民國十二年造" (Made in Year 12 of the Republic of China) running along the top rim in the small-characters (小字版) style. Reverse: Features the denomination "壹圓" (One Dollar) centered within a beautifully detailed open grain wreath.

  Slab Feature: Encapsulated in a high-clarity acrylic slab holder with an authentication-style label (marked Genuine / Cleaning-AU Details / Y-336 LM-81 Sm Chars), offering excellent visual presentation and protection.

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

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Tags: Year 12, 1923 Coin, Dragon and Peacock, Dragon and Phoenix, Republic of China, Chinese Silver Coin, Emblem Dollar, Small Characters, Slabbed Coin