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Silver Coin: Republic of China, Tenth Year, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin (Ren Shou Tong Deng) Authentication and Buyback Silver Coin Value | Hong Kang Trading

Silver Coin: Republic of China, Tenth Year, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin (Ren Shou Tong Deng) Authentication and Buyback Silver Coin Value | Hong Kang Trading

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️ Xu Shichang "Ren Shou Tong Deng" Silver Coin: Market Trends and Version Breakdown

For experienced collectors or individuals who possess this silver coin, understanding the specific versions and market buyback prices of the Xu Shichang commemorative coin is crucial. This coin, renowned as a "hot commodity" among the warlord-era coins of the Republic of China, has consistently maintained high demand in the silver coin buyback market due to its exquisite engraving and unique historical background.

The Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin of the Tenth Year of the Republic of China: Version Characteristics and Specification Comparison Table

The common Xu Shichang commemorative coins on the market are mainly divided into "inscribed" and "uninscribed" versions, and the reeding craftsmanship also varies significantly, leading to different values. Through the table below, you can quickly conduct preliminary silver coin authentication and version confirmation:

Feature Common Version (Most Frequent) Special Version (Rare) Pattern/Trial Strike (Extremely Rare)
Edge Craftsmanship Smooth edge (smooth without reeding) Reeded edge (similar to Yuan Datou's reeding) Inscribed edge (with English or other text)
Bottom Text Commemorative Coin (Standard Script) Commemorative Coin No text (commonly known as "uninscribed" version)
Silver Coin Weight Approx. 26.6g - 26.8g Approx. 26.6g - 26.8g Strict specifications, minimal error
Silver Coin Diameter Approx. 39.0mm Approx. 39.0mm Approx. 39.0mm
Silver Content Approx. 89% - 90% Approx. 89% - 90% Excellent purity
Collection Rarity ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Expert Tip: The "smooth edge" is a major characteristic of the Xu Shichang commemorative coin and often leads beginners to mistakenly believe it's a counterfeit. If your silver coin has a smooth edge and natural patina from age, it is highly likely to be genuine.

Key Factors Affecting buyback Price: Condition and Grading

When buyback silver coins for a high-price, besides authenticity, "condition" is the core factor determining the final price. We refer to international grading standards (such as PCGS, NGC) and classify silver coin conditions into the following grades, which are also important criteria for Hong Kong Precious Metals Shop to evaluate silver coin value:

Condition Grade Condition Description Impact on Price Recommended Handling
Circulated Obvious wear on the coin surface, blurred facial hair of the portrait, possibly dings or scratches. Basic buyback price It is recommended to consult for an appraisal directly; do not clean it yourself.
Extremely Fine (XF - AU) Clear coin design, only slight wear on high points, retaining most original luster or complete old patina. Price 20%-40% higher than basic price Keep in original condition, avoid touching with bare fingers.
Uncirculated (UNC / MS) No visible wear on the coin surface, strong cartwheel luster on the fields, no oxidation or with exquisite toning. Premium collector's price (very high premium) Strongly recommended for on-site authentication and slab encapsulation for protection.

️ Important Reminder: Never clean silver coins yourself!

Many customers clean silver coins with toothpaste or silver cleaner to make them appear "newer." This destroys the original patina on the silver coin's surface, leading to a significant drop in its buyback price. If you are unsure how to preserve it, please contact us first for advice.

Appreciating the History and Design Details of "Ren Shou Tong Deng"

Why is this silver coin called "Ren Shou Tong Deng"? This is not only an artistic masterpiece among Republic of China silver dollars but also contains profound cultural significance.

  • Reproduction of Huai Ren Tang in Zhongnanhai: The reverse design of the silver coin is not an ordinary landscape, but "Huai Ren Tang" in Zhongnanhai, Beijing. This was an iconic building during Xu Shichang's administration.

  • Meaning Analysis: At the time, it coincided with Xu Shichang's 67th birthday and the third anniversary of his administration. The four characters "Ren Shou Tong Deng" (Ren Shou Tong Deng) are inscribed at the bottom of the design, taken from the Analects of Confucius, "The benevolent live long," meaning benevolence and longevity exist together.

  • Birthday Celebrators Detail: Upon close inspection of the lower right corner of the reverse, a tiny group of "birthday celebrators" is engraved, depicting vivid and expressive figures. This is an important secret mark for authenticating Xu Shichang silver coins; high-quality counterfeits often have blurry details or stiff lines in this area.


The Xu Shichang commemorative coin "Ren Shou Tong Deng" from September of the Tenth Year of the Republic of China has the following characteristics:

  1. Commemorative Significance: This coin was minted by the Tianjin Mint Bureau to commemorate and celebrate Xu Shichang's election as President of the Republic of China in September of the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918), and on the occasion of the third anniversary of his administration (1921) and his 67th birthday.
  2. Exquisite Design: The obverse of the silver coin features a three-quarter portrait of Xu Shichang, wearing a suit and medals, with delicate and three-dimensional details; the reverse features the exterior view of Huai Ren Tang in Zhongnanhai within a central beaded circle, with the four characters "Ren Shou Tong Deng" (Ren Shou Tong Deng) inscribed on the lower left. Above the beaded circle, "Republic of Chinacollector itemYearcollector itemmonth" (September, Tenth Year of the Republic of China) is inscribed, and below it, "commemorativecoin" (Commemorative Coin). On the lower left and right sides, there is a five-pointed star, and a group of birthday celebrators is engraved on the lower right, with vivid and expressive figures.
  3. Diverse Versions: This commemorative coin has multiple versions, such as the uninscribed version (originally a master die with blank space reserved for the recipient's name), the inscribed English version (with English text hand-engraved on the reverse), the reeded edge with "Commemorative Coin" version, and the smooth edge without "Commemorative Coin" version, each with its unique characteristics.
  4. Scarce Quantity: Only dozens of the uninscribed Xu Shichang coins were preserved at the time, and even fewer exist today, making them extremely rare. Other versions are also particularly valuable due to their limited quantities.

If you are preparing to sell a silver coin: the Xu Shichang commemorative coin from September of the Tenth Year of the Republic of China, please do not clean or sort it yourself. Send details of the patina, grading slab, and front and back images to WhatsApp 9453 0784. We will evaluate it item by item based on weight, diameter, reeding, and patina, to avoid underestimating its value due to overlooked details.

Silver Coin: Key Appraisal Points for Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin from September, Tenth Year of the Republic of China

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Common FAQs

What is the usual response after Hong Kang receives photos of a silver coin: the Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin?

Silver Coin: The Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin can be appraised along with other silver dollars, but please photograph them separately. Each item is assessed by weight, diameter, reeding, and patina. Hong Kang will not combine them all into a single average price.

Can the Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin be appraised with other silver dollars?

If the Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin has abnormal reeding, it doesn't necessarily mean it cannot be accepted at all. It's best to truthfully explain the situation first, then take close-up photos. The appraiser will differentiate between normal collection wear and severe issues.

If I only have a few photos of the Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin, can I get a rough estimate?

Before selling a Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin, it is recommended not to clean, recolor, reseal, or remove it from its original packaging. The original condition often has more reference value than a cleaned item, especially if there is abnormal reeding, which should be photographed clearly first.

If there are several items in the same batch of silver dollars, how will Hong Kang appraise them separately?

The Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin does not need to be treated beforehand. Cleaning, polishing, or self-repair sometimes reduces the value. Keeping it in its current condition and clearly photographing the patina details, grading slab, front, and back will be more reliable than appraising it after treatment.

I want to sell a Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin. What photos should I prepare first?

The estimated value of a Silver Coin: Republic of China 10th year, September, Xu Shichang Commemorative Coin based on photos is a preliminary range. The actual appraisal will take into account weight, sealing, accessories, or fine details on site. Discrepancies usually arise from fake patina, abnormal reeding, and excessive wear, so the clearer the photos, the smaller the discrepancy.

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