Silver dollar with two dragons



Image received from Mikhail Khrustalev
Diameter 38 mm
Left side:
Reverse of the Kann #208: 1-Dollar Peiyang Dragon Silver Coin (1908 AD).
Beiyang [Pei-yang] applies to what was formerly known as "Zhili Province" and now called "Hubei Province", a district which includes large cities Beijing and Tianjin.
39.25 mm in diameter; 2.5 mm thick; weight 26.8 g

Right side:
Reverse of the Kann #216 1-Dollar TAI CHING TI KUO Dragon Silver Coin (undated). The Tianjin Central Mint.
39 mm in diameter; 2.5 mm thick; weight 26.9 g

      Kann writes that he saw a copper proof of the 1-dollar coin, marked 34th Year, emanating from the Tientsin [Tianjin] mint, both sides showing the reverse only. Experimental minting, though not adopted fot use, shows the milling of the rim with T-pattern.

References:

  1. Kann, E. Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins. 1966.
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