CHINA. REPUBLIC.
Silver 20 Cents, 15 (1926). Tientsin mint.
Previously known as the Puyi Wedding type, however as the obverse displays a newly-proposed emblem for the Republic, consisting of a Dragon and Phoenix, it is now more known as the Dragon and Phoenix type.
Obv.: Old emblem of China (the Twelve Symbols national emblem, 1913-1928) consisting of a dragon and a phoenix holding sacrificial cups over an axe head.
Rev.: 年五十國民華中 / 圓一當枚十每; two Chinese symbols 貳角 within wreath and beaded border.
In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS XF40 , certification number 45307979.

PCGS population in this grade: 331.
PCGS population in higher grade: 1679.
Reference: LM-82; K-681; KM-Y335; WS-0115
Diameter: 23 mm.
Weight: 5.2 g.
Composition: Silver.

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