China - Republic (Guangdong / Kwangtung Province) 20 Cents (2 Jiao) Year 11 (1922) - GBCA MS 64 (High Grade Rare Find) Up for auction is a exceptionally preserved Chinese Republic era silver coin: a 1922 (Year 11 of the Republic) Kwangtung / Guangdong Province 20 Cents (貳毫銀幣). ​Certified and encapsulated by GBCA (Gongbo Coin Authentication) with an impressive Uncirculated grade of MS 64, this specimen represents a top-tier addition for discerning collectors of Chinese numismatics. Issued during a pivotal moment in early 20th-century Chinese monetary history, provincial minor silver coinage played a vital role in regional commerce. While 20-cent pieces were heavily circulated across China, finding a specimen that has escaped severe wear, cleaning, or damage is increasingly difficult in today’s international market. Graded MS 64, this coin exhibits crisp original relief, razor-sharp details on both the central numerals ("20") and the Chinese character inscriptions ("中華民國十一年 / 廣東省造 / 貳毫銀幣"). It retains its original mint luster with lovely light, natural toning along the borders, highlighting its pristine state of preservation without harsh surface imperfections. High-grade Republic minor silver coins are currently enjoying strong demand and rapid appreciation among vintage Chinese coin collectors worldwide. Coins in Choice Mint State (MS 64 and above) are scarce, making this encapsulated piece an outstanding opportunity for investment, registry set building, or high-end collection enhancement. ​Year: 1922 (Republic Year 11) ​Issuer: Kwangtung (Guangdong) Province, China ​Denomination: 20 Cents / 2 Jiao ​Weight/Size: 5.5g / 23.6mm ​Grading Service: GBCA ​Grade: MS 64 ​Don't miss the chance to acquire this exceptional piece of Chinese numismatic history!