China Tibet 10 srang Valcambi Mint 1950 Restrike Y-29a PF67 NGC CuNi coin 1978

The China Tibet 10 Srang coin dated BE1624 (1950) and struck as a 1978 Valcambi Mint restrike is a remarkable modern tribute to classic Tibetan monetary design. Produced in copper-nickel and finished to a Proof standard, this issue faithfully revives the iconic 10 Srang type while offering superior strike quality and preservation. Certified by NGC as PF67, it combines historical symbolism with modern minting excellence, making it highly appealing to advanced collectors.

The obverse features a powerful central motif of a ceremonial pillar rising from a lotus base, rendered with sharp relief and mirror-like fields. Flanking the pillar are symmetrical animal figures in a heraldic stance, surrounded by sacred objects, dots, and ritual elements. Around the central design runs a segmented outer ring, each panel containing Tibetan script characters denoting value, authority, and tradition. A finely beaded border frames the entire composition, enhancing depth and visual balance.

The reverse displays the Tibetan Snow Lion in a dynamic pose, standing above stylized waves and clouds, symbolizing strength, independence, and spiritual protection. Above the lion appears a star-like emblem, while the surrounding segmented panels are filled with Tibetan inscriptions and symbols. The reflective proof surfaces highlight every engraved detail, with even toning and crisp edges throughout.

As an official Valcambi Mint issue and certified NGC PF67, this 10 Srang restrike is an outstanding representation of Tibetan numismatic heritage, ideal for collectors seeking proof-quality modern issues rooted in historic design.

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