Antique Reproduction: Jilin Province “Er Bao” 7 Mace 2 Candareens Silver Coin (No Date, Qing Dynasty Style)

Description

Historical Elegance, Modern Craftsmanship
Step into the world of late Qing Dynasty numismatics with this exquisite reproduction of the Jilin Province 7 Mace 2 Candareens silver coin. Faithfully recreated to mirror the iconic “Er Bao” (尔宝) design, this piece captures the essence of a rare historical artifact once minted in Jilin Province during China’s turbulent monetary reform era.

Key Features:

• Authentic Design: Features the classic “Ji Lin Sheng Zao” (吉林省造) inscription, coiled dragon motif, and traditional “7 Mace 2 Candareens” denomination in Manchu and Chinese scripts.
• Precision Detailing: High-quality strike replicates the original “No Date” variant’s uneven rim texture and character spacing, honoring its mysterious historical context.
• Premium Materials: Crafted in .900 fine silver plating with a weight of 26.8g and 39mm diameter, matching archival specifications.
• Collector-Ready: Includes protective acrylic capsule.

Why Choose This Replica?

• Ideal for educators, reenactors, or collectors seeking affordable access to a legendary “ghost coin” whose originals are museum-tier rarities.
• Expertly aged finishes available (optional) to mimic century-old patina.
• 100% satisfaction guarantee – backed by our numismatic reproduction expertise.

Historical Context:
The original undated Jilin Province silver dollars remain enigmatic, believed by scholars to be trial strikes or local mint experiments during the 1880s-1890s. This reproduction honors their unique “Er Bao” calligraphy style, a transitional design between Chinese and Western coinage influences.

Note:
This is a modern collectible reproduction intended for educational and display purposes. Not legal tender.