China 1 Yuan “Fat Man dollar”(Weight 26.96g Sliver Coin)Rare#V-123

Issuer	Kansu Province (Chinese provinces)
Period	Province of the Republic of China (1912-1949)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Year	3 (1914)
Calendar	Chinese republican
Value	1 Yuan
Currency	Yuan (1920-1949)
Composition	Silver
Weight	26.96 g
Diameter	39 mm
Thickness	2.5 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑

This is a China 1 Yuan silver coin, popularly nicknamed the “Fat Man Dollar,” issued during Year 3 of the Republic of China (1914) under the authority of Kansu Province. As a standard circulation coin from the Provincial era of the Republic (1912-1949), it reflects the turbulent political landscape of early 20th-century China, when provincial mints issued their own currency amid shifting central authority. Crafted from silver, this substantial coin weighs 26.96 grams, measures 39mm in diameter, and has a thickness of 2.5mm, giving it a hefty, tangible presence that collectors admire. The milled technique and medal alignment (↑↑) showcase quality craftsmanship typical of the period’s finest minting practices. This coin is historically significant as a relic of China’s transition from imperial rule to republic, capturing a fascinating chapter of numismatic history. Its rarity, provincial origin, and vintage 1914 date make it a coveted piece for serious collectors and silver coin enthusiasts alike. Whether displayed as a centerpiece in a collection or held as a tangible piece of history, this coin offers both historical charm and investment potential.