古玩城2021精品推荐：大清银币伍角

宣统三年大清银币伍角,1911年天津度支部造币总厂铸。此版铸量极少,市面几乎看不到。仅就目前较为常见的宣统三年“大清银币”,除壹元、二角、一角曾经普遍流通外,亦曾试铸伍角银币,但伍角银币并未在市场流通。因此属样币一种,所以在市场上流通的数量极少。可见 “宣统三年大清银币飞龙五角两枚换一元”试铸样币的珍罕程度。

The silver coin Wujiao of the Qing Dynasty in the third year of Xuantong was cast by Tianjin Du branch Mint in 1911. The casting amount of this plate is very small and can hardly be seen on the market. Only for the "Qing silver coin" in the third year of Xuantong, except that one yuan, two jiao and one jiao were widely circulated, five jiao silver coins were also tried, but five jiao silver coins were not circulated in the market. Therefore, it is a kind of sample currency, so the quantity circulating in the market is very small. It can be seen that the rarity of the sample coin of "the silver coin of the Qing Dynasty in the third year of Xuantong, two flying dragons for one yuan".

“宣统三年”大清银币系列在制定之时包括伍角、贰角、壹角三种十进制银辅币,铭文分别注明二枚、五枚、十枚换一圆。背面图案为“立龙”,龙珠位于左上角而非中央或下方,此种设计在龙银中非常罕见。

When the Qing silver coin series of the third year of Xuantong was formulated, it included three decimal silver coins: five jiao, two jiao and one jiao. The inscriptions indicated that two, five and ten coins were exchanged for one yuan. The pattern on the back is "standing dragon", and the dragon ball is located in the upper left corner rather than in the center or below. This design is very rare in Dragon Silver.

因新币发行的惯例是主币先行,故计划在新壹圆国币通行后再跟进,但辛亥革命的突然爆发使银辅币没有批量生产。在数量不多的银辅币中,以伍角最为稀少,从其雕刻风格来看,雕刻师应为曲须龙作者乔治,贰角及壹角龙面的雕刻者应为徐子贞。

Since the practice of issuing new coins is that the main currency comes first, it is planned to follow up after the passage of the new one yuan national currency, but the sudden outbreak of the revolution of 1911 did not lead to mass production of silver coins. Among the small number of silver coins, Wujiao is the rarest. From the perspective of its carving style, the engraver should be George, the author of Qu Xulong, and the engraver of two jiao and one jiao dragon face should be Xu Zizhen.

宣统三年大清银币 “立龙”伍角,为金质样币,包浆轻薄均匀,观其背龙脊最高处,尖凸耸立,足见压力十足;同时,字口峭拔,边齿及马齿锐利。在币正面中按上下右左铭汉文‘大清銀幣’四个字,在其外镌一个珠圈,依廓缘环镌小方齿(马齿),在珠圈至马齿地上方铭汉文‘宣统三年’四个字,即纪年。在3点位和9点位各镌一个花星纹饰,在下方铭汉文‘二枚换一圆’五个字,即此币与当时银元主币‘壹圆’的兑换币值。在币背面中镌立龙嬉珠环抱‘伍角’图案,‘伍角’即币值。依廓缘环镌小方齿(马齿)。在币缘外匀铸边道。

In the third year of Xuantong's reign, the silver coin "Lilong" Wujiao was a gold sample coin, with light and uniform slurry. Looking at the highest part of the Dragon Ridge on its back, it was pointed and raised, which showed that it was full of pressure; At the same time, the word mouth is steep, and the edge teeth and horse teeth are sharp. In the front of the coin, press the four Chinese characters "Qing silver coin" on the top, bottom, right and left, and engrave a bead circle on the outside, Small square teeth are engraved according to the profile edge ring (horse teeth) on the ground from the bead ring to the horse tooth, the Chinese character "three years of Xuantong" is inscribed, that is, the year. A flower star pattern is engraved at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock respectively, and the Chinese character "two pieces for one yuan" is engraved below, that is, the exchange value of this coin with the main coin of the silver dollar "one yuan". In the back of the coin, a dragon and beads are engraved around the "five corners", that is, the value of the coin. It is engraved according to the outline edge Small square teeth (horse teeth). The side channel is cast evenly outside the edge of the coin.

宣统三年大清银币“立龙”伍角属样币,于1911年度支部天津造币总厂试铸,未发行,铸额无多;样币系钢模初铸,存世量极其稀少,金币更为难得,当属孤罕,具有极高的艺术鉴赏及收藏价值。

The silver coin "Lilong" Wujiao of the Qing Dynasty in the third year of Xuantong was a sample coin. It was trial cast at the Branch Tianjin Mint in 1911, but it was not issued, and the amount was not much; The sample coins were first cast with steel molds. They are extremely rare in the world. Gold coins are even more rare. They should be isolated and rare. They have high artistic appreciation and collection value.

大清钱币是大众收藏品,收藏者有一定数量,前期国内各区域都有实力型买家介入板块,在一定程度上控制了市场供货量,导致其价格快速走高。同时,银币的价值也在同步上升。从藏家和市民的接受程度看,预计后期它的价格还将继续上涨。这些珍稀的钱币记载了我国一段的历史,具有重要的文化意义和收藏价值。

Daqing coins are a public collection with a certain number of collectors. In the early stage, powerful buyers in various regions of China intervened in the plate, which controlled the market supply to a certain extent, resulting in the rapid rise of its price. At the same time, the value of silver coins is also rising at the same time. From the acceptance of collectors and citizens, its price is expected to continue to rise in the later stage. These rare coins record a period of Chinese history and have important cultural significance and collection value.