Fifty taels of silver ingots in Shunde County, Guangzhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Tai'an County, Guangxu Year, Qing Dynasty, China

Fifty taels of silver ingots by Chen Hengsheng, Pei Da, Shanghai County, Qing Dynasty, China

In ancient China, Huizong Chongzhen, Changsha County, Changsha County, took Zhang Wenzhi's fifty taels of silver ingots in ten years.

In the year of the Republic of China, Wang Zuo, a craftsman of Tianbao Furnace in Gansu Province, returned to keep fifty taels of silver ingots

Jiangxi Zubao fifty taels silver ingot in Qing Dynasty, China

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Kyoto Daifukuji, the year of the Republic of China

L:11.6cm W:7cm H:7cm Wt:1860g

A silver ingot (fifty taels)

One silver ingot (fifty taels)

A silver ingot (fifty taels)

Chinese silver sycee or ingot, 50 tael boat form with four stamps to the top reading "Dong Hai Guan (Province), Min Guo Yue Nian, Lu Hsieh Zong (silversmith) and Yi". 2 1/2" H x 4 3/8" W x 2 1/2" D. C

Height:66cmWidth:33cmFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures. He Xiangning (1878-1972), born in Hong Kong and originally from Mian village, Nanhai County, Guangdong Province, is a

A commemorative set of silver ingots celebrating '1000 years of British Monarchy' John Pinches, London 1973, limited edition numbered A cased set of fifty silver ingots, each struck with a portrait a

DESCRIPTION: Franklin Mint bankmarked proof set of fifty sterling silver ingots, each marked with the name of a different United States bank. Pieces come in a wooden display case decorated with a blue

A Shoe-Shaped Silver Ingot, Fifty Liang.

A Shoe-Shaped Silver Ingot, Fifty Liang.

A Silver Ingot, Fifty Liang.

A Shoe-Shaped Silver Ingot, Fifty Liang.

D: 1.3 in. (3.2 cm)

A grouping of fifty sterling silver bank themed ingots by the Franklin Mint. 106 troy ounces of sterling silver.

China QIing Dynasty KuangHsu 10Year AnHua County 50Tael Moeny Silver Ingot

An Intriguing China Provincial Silver Ingot of Five Taels with two vertical character stamps (179.5 grams). Shades of natural grey toning bathe the surfaces of this RARE early ingot. This example has

China, Xianggang Yintiao. Hong Kong Silver Ingot of Two Taels (74.9 grams). Here is a smooth, entirely honest example that offers a lovely blush of lavender-grey toning. A very seldom encountered ingo

WT:352g