Hong Kong
(British colonial rule)
1862-1901
Monetary System
10 Mils (Wen) = 1 Cent (Hsien)
10 Mils = 1 Cent
100 Cents = 1 Dollar (Yuan)
Bronze 1 Mil. 1863-65 CE.
Obverse: 1 Wen in Chinese.
Reverse: Legend One Mil Hong Kong.
Reference: K-1
Bronze 1 Mil. 1865 CE.
Obverse: 1 Wen in Chinese.
Reverse: Legend One Mil Hong Kong.
Reference: K-2
Bronze 1 Mil. 1866 CE.
Obverse: 1 Wen in Chinese.
Reverse: Legend One Mil Hong Kong.
Reference: K-3
Bronze 1 Cent. 1863-1901 CE.
Obverse: Bust of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong 1 cent and year in numbers.
Reference: K-4
Silver 5 Cents. 1866-1901 CE.
Obverse: Head of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, Five cents and year in numbers.
Reference: K-5
Silver 10 Cents. 1866-1901 CE.
Obverse: Bust of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, Ten cents and year in numbers.
Reference: K-6
Silver 20 Cents. 1866-98 CE.
Obverse: Head of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, Twenty cents and year in numbers.
Reference: K-7
Silver 1/2 Dollar. 1866-68 CE.
Obverse: Head of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, Half Dollar and year in numbers.
Reference: K-8
Silver 50 Cents. 1890-92 CE.
Obverse: Head of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, Fifty cents and year in numbers.
Reference: K-9
Silver 1 Dollar. 1866-68 CE.
Obverse: Head of Queen Victoria.
Reverse: Legend Hong Kong, One Dollar and year in numbers.
Reference: K-10
