大清银币长须龙壹圆，清宣统三年(1911)天津造币总厂铸。清政府拟订了《整顿圜法章程》十条，其中提出银币专由造币总厂制造，保留南洋（江南）、北洋、广东、湖北四局为分厂。
The silver coin of the Qing Dynasty was long Xulong Yuan. It was minted by Tianjin Mint General Factory in 1911, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty. The Qing government drew up ten articles of the Regulations on Rectification of the Border Law, which proposed that silver coins should be manufactured exclusively by the General Mint and that the four bureaus of Nanyang (South of the Yangtze River), Beiyang, Guangdong and Hubei should be kept as branches.
大清银币可能有的人没有见过，跟光绪元宝和袁大头比起来，大清银币的发行量并没有那么多，大清银币也是清朝时期光绪二十九年的流通货币之一，是当时的造币总厂所制造，造币总厂的光绪元宝如今的市场价值不容小视，所以大清银币的价值也不在话下，大清铜币的龙纹比光绪元宝更加生动灵气，正面的字体更风韵苍劲。
Compared with Guangxu Yuanbao and Yuan Datou, the amount of silver coins issued in the Qing Dynasty was not so much. The silver coins in the Qing Dynasty were also one of the circulating currencies in the 29 years of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty. They were manufactured by the general Mint at that time. The market value of the general mint"s Guangxu Yuanbao today can not be ignored. Therefore, the value of silver coins in the Qing Dynasty is not in the words, the dragon pattern of copper coins in the Qing Dynasty is more vivid and vivid than that of Guangxu Yuanbao, and the front font is more charming and vigorous.
后采用七钱二分为单位。背刻铸蟠龙纹图案。每枚重库平七钱二分，含纯银96%--97%。在流通中按个计数使用。大清银币长须龙壹圆，清宣统三年(1911)天津造币总厂铸。当时清政府欲统一币制，聘请海外高级技师精心设计制造了这套宣统三年大清银币，计有六、七种版式，长须龙是其中之一。新币刚试铸成功，正逢武昌起义，于是大部分新版银币胎死腹中，只留有少量样币。长须龙因背面龙首之须特长而得名，属于试样性质，因图案精致、存世稀少而受人重视。
After that, seven dollars are divided into two units. Back carved dragon pattern. Each heavy Treasury contains 96% to 97% pure silver. Use by count in circulation. The silver coin of the Qing Dynasty was long Xulong Yuan. It was minted by Tianjin Mint General Factory in 1911, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Qing government wanted to unify the currency system, and hired overseas senior technicians to carefully design and manufacture this set of Xuantong three-year Qing silver coins. There were six or seven formats, of which Changxulong was one. New coins have just been successfully minted, coinciding with the Wuchang Uprising, so most of the new silver coins died in the womb, leaving only a small amount of sample coins. Long Xulong is named for its special features of the dragon head on the back. It belongs to the nature of the sample and is valued for its exquisite design and rare existence.
拍卖 鉴定
扫一扫 关注我们微信获取更多资讯
