China, Empire of 20 Cash (1905-1907) – Guangxu With minting authority Rare Coin # E-217

This exceptional 20 Cash coin from the Chinese Empire (1905-1907) bears the portrait of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, one of China’s most historically significant periods. Issued during years 42-44 of the Chinese cyclical calendar, this standard circulation coin showcases the imperial authority that defined late-Qing numismatics. What makes specimen E-217 particularly noteworthy is its documented rarity status and the inclusion of minting authority marks, distinguishing it from common examples. This piece represents a crucial transitional era in Chinese coinage, as the empire modernized its monetary system. Collectors prize Guangxu-era coins for their historical significance, cultural importance, and scarcity in high grades. Whether you’re building an Asian numismatic collection, studying imperial Chinese history, or seeking investment-grade rarities, this authenticated coin offers both aesthetic appeal and numismatic substance. A genuine artifact of 19th-century Asian history.

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