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 classic example of Tibetan state coinage from the early 20th century, reflecting both spiritual symbolism and refined local engraving traditions. Issued for circulation, this denomination played an important role in Tibet’s monetary system during a period of administrative consolidation and cultural continuity. Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as Genuine with AU Details, it remains a highly collectible and historically significant piece.

The obverse features a powerful Snow Lion standing in profile at the center, its flowing mane and raised tail rendered with expressive lines. Surrounding the lion are stylized cloud motifs and ornamental curls, emphasizing movement and sacred protection. Tibetan script inscriptions curve around the central scene, accompanied by traditional endless knot symbols placed symmetrically in the fields. A neatly executed beaded border frames the design and adds visual depth.

On the reverse, the denomination is presented within a circular inner panel filled with Tibetan characters and decorative flourishes. The surrounding field is enriched with multiple endless knots, curved strokes, and symbolic elements evenly distributed around the surface. The outer rim again features a fine beaded border. The coin displays light toning, subtle surface marks, and gentle wear consistent with circulation, while retaining strong detail throughout.

This 1934 Tibet 3 Srang is an excellent choice for collectors seeking authentic Tibetan silver with iconic Snow Lion imagery and rich symbolic content.

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