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Qing Dynasty, Jilin (Kirin) Province (on the borders of Russian and North Korea), Guang Zu period, 1875–1908, silver 50 Tael, Boat (Slipper) -shaped Sycee, year 31 (1904), 1.905 g. Three large and a smaller stamp giving the name of Jiang Gao Ming, the value (Kuan Cheng Tong Shun), the province and the date - exceedingly rare and very impressive ingot with clear stamps, a fine provenance and a beautiful and highly unusal shape with the highest lip measuring c. 102 mm
Literature: J. Cribb: A Catalogue of Sycee in the British Museum, Chinese Silver Currency Ingots, c. 1750–1933
Provenance: Ex. Hornung Auction, 1997, lot 750
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Coins and Medals, 7 November 2017
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