As my own collection, this striking collector’s piece features an authentic 1933（中华民国二十二年） Chinese Sun Yat-sen(孙中山） silver dollar（孙中山银元）, set into a finely crafted silver alloy dish measuring 8 cm in diameter and weighing 42.95 grams.

The coin is a genuine Republic of China “Junk” dollar, showing lustrous obverse detail with minimal wear, and the reverse displays light surface marks, consistent with decades of careful handling or display.

The mounting is subtle and professionally done, with the coin attached at the edge, preserving its full integrity and visual appeal.

Four symmetrical pressure marks at the dish’s edges suggest it was once framed or displayed, possibly as a commemorative or presentation item.

No markings or inscriptions are present on the plate, enhancing its clean, minimalist design.

This piece blends Chinese numismatic heritage with Western decorative craftsmanship and is ideal for collectors of:

Historic silver coins
Chinese export silver
Vintage display items
Republican China memorabilia

A unique, conversation-worthy artifact with strong crossover appeal in both numismatics and decorative arts.