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Some coins are so rare they belong in museums — yet a handful are appearing on the market. In this video, we explore an exclusive hand-curated selection of European and Chinese rarities being offered by the largest auction house in America.

Highlights include the Elizabeth I Ship Ryal, a gold rarity showing the Queen aboard her vessel, a James I 30 Shillings hammered coin, multiple Republican-era Chinese gold patterns, a Soviet provincial issue in Mint State, an ex-Edward Kann Three Channels Dollar, and a Specimen 67 Kwangtung Pattern Dollar.

The showcase concludes with two once-in-a-lifetime pieces: a unique Gold Junk Dollar, possibly the only example in existence, and the legendary Mukden Tiger Dollar, one of the rarest issues in all of Chinese numismatics. Together, these coins are valued between $6–9 million, with some never to be seen in private hands again.

If you love world coins, Chinese patterns, hammered gold, and ultra-rare museum-quality pieces, this breakdown is a must-watch.

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Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: Museum-quality rarities valued at $6–9 million
00:42 – Elizabeth I Ship Ryal: Queen in her ship, one of the rarest English gold coins
01:50 – James I 30 Shillings hammered gold: incredible detail & luster
03:36 – 1906 Chinese Pattern Tael: top pop PCGS finest known
05:23 – Republican Era Gold Presentation Piece: specimen strike rarity
06:52 – Soviet Chinese Provincial Issue: crude fashion style, near Mint State example
08:27 – Three Channels Dollar: ex-Edward Kann coin, plated in L&M reference
10:30 – 1889 Kwangtung Pattern Dollar: Specimen 67 with electric blue patina
12:29 – Unique Gold Junk Dollar: possibly the only surviving example
14:36 – The Mukden Tiger Dollar: legendary Chinese rarity, auction highlight