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1905 Hong Kong 1 Cent - Edward VII Rare Coin #R182

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1905 Hong Kong 1 Cent - Edward VII Rare Coin

🌟 Rare 1905 Hong Kong 1 Cent Coin πŸ” Crafted from bronze with unique milled edge πŸ”’ Denominated as 1 Cent in Hong Kong Dollar πŸ’Ž Valuable collectible piece for enthusiasts πŸ›οΈ Historical significance from the colonial era

Description

IssuerHong KongΒ (China)Β 
KingEdward VII (1901-1910)
TypeStandard circulation coin
Years1902-1905
Value1 Cent (0.01Β HKD)
CurrencyDollar (1863-date)
CompositionBronze
Weight7.5Β g
Diameter27.6Β mm
Thickness1.8Β mm
ShapeRound
TechniqueMilled
OrientationMedal alignment ↑↑
DemonetizedYes
NumberN#β€―7071Β 
ReferencesKM#β€―11,Β SchΓΆn#β€―1
Immerse yourself in the rich history of numismatics with the 1905 Hong Kong 1 Cent coin featuring the portrait of King Edward VII. Issued by Hong Kong in 1905, this rare and sought-after coin is a testament to the colonial era. Crafted from bronze with a weight of 7.5g and a diameter of 27.6mm, this standard circulation coin bears the milled edge technique. With a round shape and medal alignment, this piece of history showcases a piece of the past that is both tangible and collectible. The coin, denominated as 1 Cent in the Hong Kong Dollar currency, holds immense value for collectors and enthusiasts alike due to its historical significance and limited availability. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a novice enthusiast, this Edward VII coin is a must-have addition to any numismatic collection.
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