I have a coin that says 1907. The design is the statue of liberty. On the cover, it says, what is a commercial plaza? current price ...

French-Indian Zina trade silver coin, commonly known as Zuo Yang, was one of the foreign silver coins circulating in China in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The front of the silver coin is the Statue of Liberty, and the pattern on the back is wheat ears. On both sides of the front of the silver coin, the words "REPUBLIQUE" are cast in French. France (French Republic of * * *), under the goddess is the small print French Barre and the year of coin issue. The main pattern on the back of the silver coin is garland, and the circle is explanatory text. The French name of the wreath is: FRANCAISE? INDO(zhina, China), the horizontal text in the middle of the garland of silver coins is the denomination of silver coins: PIASTRE? De? Commercial (Piaster's trade silver). The words under the wreath read: TITRE? 0.900? Boyz. 27? GR (containing 900% silver and weighing 27 grams) is very common this year. If it is not damaged, it is kept intact, and the price is around 300. Prices can be found on major collection websites. The landlord Baidu 1907 can be found sitting in the ocean.