China Tibet 3 srang State Coinage LM-659A Genuine AU Details PCGS Ag coin 1934

The China Tibet 3 Srang silver coin dated 1934 is a notable issue of Tibetan state coinage, representing a mature phase of Tibet’s independent monetary design in the early 20th century. This denomination reflects the integration of Buddhist symbolism, traditional calligraphy, and carefully balanced ornamentation, making it a cornerstone type for collectors of Tibetan silver. Certified by PCGS as Genuine with Cleaned AU Details, the coin retains strong visual clarity and historical character.

The obverse centers on the iconic Snow Lion, a revered Tibetan symbol of strength, guardianship, and spiritual authority. The lion is shown standing confidently within a circular medallion, its flowing mane, raised tail, and stylized musculature rendered with fine engraved lines. Surrounding the central image are swirling cloud motifs and decorative curls, while Tibetan script inscriptions arc gracefully around the field. Multiple endless knot symbols appear symmetrically, reinforcing Buddhist themes of eternity and harmony. A finely executed beaded border frames the entire design.

The reverse displays the denomination in Tibetan characters within a central circular panel, surrounded by ornamental flourishes and curved strokes. Additional endless knot symbols are placed evenly around the field, creating a harmonious and symbolic composition. The outer rim is again defined by a beaded border. The silver surfaces show light toning and gentle wear consistent with circulation, with remaining details clearly visible despite noted cleaning.

This 1934 Tibet 3 Srang is an excellent acquisition for collectors seeking authentic Tibetan silver with strong symbolism, classic Snow Lion imagery, and proven certification.

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