PCGS Chinese Coin Price Guide
The Professional Coin Grading Service brings its pricing expertise to the popular field of Chinese Numismatics with this comprehensive app offering retail values for Chinese Coins from the mid 19th Century to date.
Approximately 3,700 different coin issues are priced in an average of ten grades each, for a total of over 38,000 unique prices.
The spectrum of Chinese coins is conveniently divided into seven major categories:
Empire and Provincial (19th Century-Early 20th Century)Republic (1912-1949)People’s Republic (1955-date) Include Pandas, Lunars, and Commemorative CoinageChinese Soviet Republic (1931-1936)Japanese Occupation (1933-1945)Taiwan (1949-date)Tibet For most early issues, values are provided in circulated grades ranging from Good 4 through Uncirculated. For the later issues (including Pandas and Lunar coinage) values are provided in all Mint State and Proof grades up through 69 and 70.
In addition to current market values, PCGS numbers for each issue are provided, as well as numbers from the leading references such as Krause, L&M, Hsu and others.
Regardless of your level of expertise, you’ll find the PCGS Chinese Coin Price Guide easy to use, and helpful for determining the approximate market values for this rapidly growing and active segment of numismatics.
Approximately 3,700 different coin issues are priced in an average of ten grades each, for a total of over 38,000 unique prices.
The spectrum of Chinese coins is conveniently divided into seven major categories:
Empire and Provincial (19th Century-Early 20th Century)Republic (1912-1949)People’s Republic (1955-date) Include Pandas, Lunars, and Commemorative CoinageChinese Soviet Republic (1931-1936)Japanese Occupation (1933-1945)Taiwan (1949-date)Tibet For most early issues, values are provided in circulated grades ranging from Good 4 through Uncirculated. For the later issues (including Pandas and Lunar coinage) values are provided in all Mint State and Proof grades up through 69 and 70.
In addition to current market values, PCGS numbers for each issue are provided, as well as numbers from the leading references such as Krause, L&M, Hsu and others.
Regardless of your level of expertise, you’ll find the PCGS Chinese Coin Price Guide easy to use, and helpful for determining the approximate market values for this rapidly growing and active segment of numismatics.
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Reviews (5)
Jus. I.
Apr 19, 2019
continually crashes and is useless until this is fixed.
arn. k.
Sep 20, 2019
App doesn't work. I downloaded twice
Ste. A.
Jan 27, 2019
app crashes every time i try to oen it.
Won. L. T.
Oct 10, 2016
Not sure is the apps pbm or my phone issue? can't open the page at all after update to the new version. A waste of time
VERY BAD, doesn't deserve 1 star! This app won't help ANYONE, but the folks that know what the China coins look like, what provence, country or whatever they use to describe different lands in China's nation! Not but a single photo from each land!? No where near as good as the PCGS registry, Photograde, Coin facts and the others I have already! This one will be uninstalled! Useless to me without knowing each coin and where they are from! It would not allow me to leave the app by hitting back!