Set of Three Scarce 100-Year-Old Silver Trade Dollars Traveled the Orient
How did silver dollars from Mexico, the U.S., and the Philippines ever end
up in China? Because merchants would rarely accept anything else for their
goods, through the 19th and early 20th centuries three of the world's
prized Silver Dollars gradually accumulated in China.
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How did silver dollars from Mexico, the U.S., and the Philippines ever end
up in China? Because merchants would rarely accept anything else for their
goods, through the 19th and early 20th centuries three of the world's
prized Silver Dollars gradually accumulated in China. Many merchants tested
the silver content themselves, just to make sure. To give their "stamp of
approval" they would mark each coin tested with a Chinese character! We
snatched the "Mysteries of the Orient Silver Dollar Collection" back
from the Far East. What a great piece of history to share with your family!
Coins Feature Documented Oriental "chop Marks" Circulated Condition
Origin: United States, Mexico, Philippines Metal: Silver Denomination: Circulated Grade: .900, .903, .800 Weight: 38.1mm, 38.1mm, 35mm
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