成都分厂民国29年孙像布图四钱金质样币 PCGS SP 63
民国三十九年孙像布图四钱金质样币。 成都造币厂。 光边。深打，镜面币面，底板无明显痕迹，仅些许细微擦痕。Kann（1966年，p. 440）注释："1950年，中央政府领导下的成都造币厂铸出了两枚无面额金币，日期为民国三十九年。为了能够利用维也纳制造的20分以及10分镍币模具，做出了以下更改：日期由二十五年变为三十九年；背面抹去贰分及一分，但保留了较小的"A"（代表澳大利亚）。此修改的目的不明，在1950年中国明显不趋向金本位制。"
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CHINA. Gold 4 Mace Pattern, Year 39 (1950)-A. PCGS SPECIMEN-63 Gold Shield. L&M-1039; K-1583. Plain edge. A boldly struck Pattern with reflective surfaces and no notable marks in the fields, other than some fine scuffs.Kann (1966, p. 440) comments, "The mint in Chengtu under the National Government, in 1950, produced 2 gold coins without denominations, dated 39th Year of the Republic. The dies of the Vienna-made nickel pieces of 20 and 10 cents...were used for the purpose, after the following changes had been effected: the date was altered from 25th to 39th Year; on the reverse side the 2 characters for 20 cents, respectively 10 cents, were removed, but the diminutive "A" (standing for Austria) was left standing. The purpose of this metamorphosis is not obvious. In 1950 China certainly was not in a mood to rise to the gold standard."
