10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) 2010 of Taiwan

The 10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) coin belongs to the Taiwan coin catalog and was produced during 2010. The following card provides all the numismatic data and will allow you to appraise the value of your coins. Also, if you are interested in this coin you can contact collectors who have it in their collections.

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#FO5535 #KM573
Name:	10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui)
Country:	Taiwan
Shape:	Round
Composition:	Copper-nickel
Weight (g):	7,50 g
Diameter (mm):	26,00 mm
Edge:	Ribbed
Price:	1,18€

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Year	Mintage	Mintage	Note
2010	Taoyuan	50.000.000

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The most valuable 10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) coins of Taiwan and their current market value

What is the value of the coins of 10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui)?? You can see all prices of this coin in the description, the values are calculated with the market price that collectors assign in their collections. According to its state of conservation and other criteria. Find the collectors that have this coin with its different characteristics and make an exchange/purchase with them by contacting them or using the Foronum tools.

The following list shows all 10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) coins grouped by year. If you want to know the current value of the Taiwan coin of 10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) according to its state of preservation of old coins consult the following table calculated on the prices being marked by collectors in their collections.

Year	UNC	XF	VF	F	VG	G	PR
10 dollars (10 yuan) (Chiang Wei-shui) 2010	1,18€	-	-	-	-	-	-

The value of the coins is generated by a complex algorithm based on the users' collections and the degree of conservation. The price of the coins is indicative and in no case binding.