Overview
Yuan Shikai Silver Coin: identity, condition and appraisal details
Yuan Shikai Silver Coin should first be photographed with the obverse and the surface in one frame. Use the item-specific product identity as the identity check, and keep the inscription, the packaging and the diameter with the same item.
Product-specific identification points
- Product: Yuan Shikai Silver Coin
- Category: coin
- Key details: the denomination, mint, date, type, weight and edge
For Yuan Shikai Silver Coin, locate the denomination, mint, date, type, weight and edge on the item itself and add another photograph wherever a date, edition or specification cannot be read.
Photo sequence for this coin
Begin with one uncropped overview, then add the obverse, reverse, edge, date, lettering, weight information, holder and certificate; keep a wider locating view beside every close-up so the requested detail stays tied to Yuan Shikai Silver Coin.
Use close-ups of the patina, wear, knocks, scratches and signs of cleaning for Yuan Shikai Silver Coin; nothing should be polished, retouched or rearranged to improve the photographs.
Safe storage before coin handover
Before handover, leave the coin in its current holder, capsule or graded slab; do not clean, polish or test the surface, and handle only by the edge when necessary; photograph any existing issue before moving it.
For the coin, keep the coin, holder, certificate, invoice and provenance document together; photograph any holder number clearly before handover; note explicitly which packaging or document is absent.
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To begin a photo appraisal for the coin, send clear photos on WhatsApp to 9453 0784, or call 9453 0784; add the quantity, location and packaging supplied with the coin.
With the coin, keep the coin, holder, certificate, invoice and provenance document together; photograph any holder number clearly before handover; give any damaged, unmatched or missing component its own photograph.