China 10 cash Republic Founding Many Stems Y-301.5 MS63 PCGS copper coin 1912

The China 10 Cash coin of 1912, issued during the founding year of the Republic of China, is a powerful historical artifact reflecting a moment of national transformation. Struck in copper and certified PCGS MS63, this early republican issue represents the transition from imperial rule to a modern republic, making it especially desirable for collectors of Chinese and world numismatics.

The obverse features a dynamic crossed-flags composition: on one side, a multi-pointed emblem enclosed within a diamond-shaped banner, and on the other, a vertically striped flag. The flags are tied together with detailed cords ending in tassels, symbolizing unity and shared purpose. Decorative floral scrolls extend outward on both sides, while the beaded border frames the design with precision. The date 1912 is clearly visible at the lower portion, reinforcing its importance as a founding-year issue.

The reverse displays a central wreath composed of grain stalks and broad leaves, forming a circular frame around the denomination expressed in Chinese characters. Additional botanical elements rise symmetrically from the base, emphasizing growth and renewal. The surrounding legend identifies the Republic of China, enclosed by a clean beaded rim.

Certified by PCGS and preserved in Mint State condition, this coin offers sharp details, warm natural toning, and strong historical appeal. A compelling choice for collectors seeking authentic early republican coinage.

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