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Sun Yat-sen Three Birds Republic of China Year 21 1 Dollar Silver Coin: identification and appraisal guide
Photograph the coin and packaging for Sun Yat-sen Three Birds Republic of China Year 21 1 Dollar Silver Coin together before taking separate close-ups of the visible details. The initial images should make the exact product name and visible markings on the coin legible without hiding the rest of the coin.
Identification details
- Product name: Sun Yat-sen Three Birds Republic of China Year 21 1 Dollar Silver Coin
- Category: coin
- Marks and details to photograph: the denomination, mint, date, type, weight and edge
For this coin, compare the exact product name and the visible markings on the coin with the holder, capsule, certificate, invoice and other matching packaging. That comparison should support the name Sun Yat-sen Three Birds Republic of China Year 21 1 Dollar Silver Coin.
Photographs and condition
Keep enough context around close-ups of obverse, reverse, edge, denomination, date, mint marks, weight, diameter, holder and certificate. Show the complete item once before adding tightly framed details.
Capture the current condition of surface wear, patina, marks, edge, strike and any holder or grading label. If something is missing, say so and show the remaining packaging clearly.
Storage, accessories and handover
Until collection is arranged, leave each coin in its current holder or capsule. Do not clean, polish or test the surface, and handle it only by the edge when necessary.
When preparing for collection, keep each coin with its holder, certificate, invoice and provenance documents.
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For a preliminary coin assessment, contact Hong Kang on WhatsApp, or call +852 9453 0784. Include the collection location and any original packaging.
Use the photos to show both identity and condition through clear views of the obverse, reverse, edge, date, denomination, weight and holder. The final check compares those views with the coin as received.