Correct. Chinese dollars are supposed to be silver, of about the same weight and fineness as an American silver dollar. The coin (listed in Krause as KM/Y# 55) is undated but it is known to have been struck in 1898-1899.
And if authentic, this coin would be worth tens of thousands of dollars. This one, despite being chopped and scratched, attained US$15,000 at a Baldwins auction in Hong Kong in 2009.
And if authentic, this coin would be worth tens of thousands of dollars. This one, despite being chopped and scratched, attained US$15,000 at a Baldwins auction in Hong Kong in 2009.
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