Imperial China - 1911 - 50 Cents (Yunnan Province) 13.3g (listed as 13.2g), 32.5mm I had this catalogued as Y#257.1 (3 circles under Pearl), but originally it was listed as a Y#257 (2 circles under Pearl) when I bought it years ago. Pearl is located under the Dragon's head. 1st ?: Which do you think it is? 2nd ?: Is this coin genuine? (I believe it is, but I'm not an expert on these issues) 3rd ?: What's the going price for this type? China, Republic of... 1927 - 1 Dollar 27.0g, 38.7mm Y#318a.1 1st ?: Is this coin genuine? (I believe it is) 2nd ?: What's the going price for this type?
1st coin. my 2016 World coin catalog. Y#257.1 3 circles under pearl, .800 silver, weight- 13.20 g. or 0.3395 oz. I am not sure if it is real or fake weight it. grade/value VG8-$14.00 F12-$17.00 VF20-$20.00 XF40-$50.00 MS60-$110.00 not sure what your coins grade is ?
2nd coin. my 2016 World coin catalog. Y#318a.1, incuse reeding ? .900 silver, weight- 26.73 g. or 0.7685 oz. I am not sure if it is real or fake weight it. grade/value VG8-$32.00 F12-$36.00 VF20-$40.00 XF40-$60.00 MS60-$100.00 not sure what your coins grade is ?
Both coins are fairly common. If high grades the would have decent value. Both to me look like problem coins. Ie damage possible ED. I have no reason to think both arent genuine. As far as value it depends if you find a buy who wants this problem type. I would guess $20-50 each if your lucky
They both look like the surfaces are the same, and very porous for the issues - mushy details. Have you checked the specific gravity and tried them with a magnet?
