From a lifelong collection — Sun Yat-sen era & early PRC issues

Standout: 10 Yuan 1914 (112 years old), — scarce to moderately rare; Fine to VF; 112 years old

5 Yuan 1935 (Bank of Communications) — VG to Fine 1 Yuan (Dr Sun Yat-sen) — Uncirculated (noted as early/first generation Taiwan banknote) 3 × 10 Fen (1953–1962, Sun Yat-sen) — circulated range (see photos) 1 × 10 Fen (1953–1962) — early Mao / socialist construction theme 5 Yuan (1960–1966) — circulated range 1 Yuan (1980s–1990s) — circulated range 0.5 Yuan — circulated range (Condition note: I’m listing conservatively; please use photos as the primary guide).

I’m a lifelong collector — this started when I was an 8-year-old kid in the 1960s, and I’ve added to it through travel, gifts, and years of curiosity about history and place. These are one-off sales from my personal collection. I’m not a merchant or dealer — once an item is sold, it’s gone. Many of these pieces are now hard to find locally, and some are over 100 years old. To be honest, I’m reluctant to part with them, but I’m downsizing and I need the money. Please check my other listings over the next two weeks — you’ll see coins, medals, tokens, pre-war, pre-decimal, silver, and a gold sovereign appear as I work through the collection. Thanks for looking,