1, Fengtian Guangxu Guimao bitter flat silver one or two
This coin first appeared in public at 1904 China Collection Exhibition in Louisiana, USA, and then disappeared for decades. In the early 1950s, it reappeared in Hong Kong. Mr. Huang Zhang, a famous coin collector, got the pattern information of this coin and gave it to Mr. Ma Dingxiang for authentication. It was confirmed that the coin was genuine and was purchased by Geng's assistant.
2. The word "Ji" in the center applies for one or two Daqing silver coins.
In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty (1908, dry to Shen Nian), it was manufactured by Jilin Yuan Yin Bureau. In addition, it is said to be a model cast by Tianjin Mint. Chinese characters "Ji" and "Qing silver coin" are cast in the center of the front, and the periphery is cast in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, with a face value of "Kuping one or two" and six stars on both sides. The dragon figure is cast in the center of the back, the English version of Guangxu is cast in the periphery, the English translation library is cast with a flat one or two, and the hexagonal flower stars are cast on both sides.
3. Guangxu Yuanbao made in Hunan is divided into seven points and two points.
Hunan Province entrusts the British Birmingham Sidon Mint to make sample coins. In the center of the front bead circle, the words Guangxu Yuanbao are cast in Chinese and Manchu, the words "Made in Hunan" are cast on the periphery, the words "Kuping, seven cents and two cents" are cast on the bottom, and six flower stars are cast on both sides. The center of the back is cast with a dragon map, and the periphery is cast with an English translation from Hunan Province.
4. Guangxu Yuanbao in Shaanxi Province is divided into seven points and two points.
Made by the Insington Mint. The bead circle in the center of the front is cast with the words Guangxu Yuanbao in Chinese and Manchu, the words "Made in Shaanxi" are cast on the periphery, the words "Kuping, seven cents and two cents" are cast on the bottom, and six flower stars are cast on both sides. The dragon figure is cast in the center of the back, and the English translated name of Shaanxi Province is cast on the periphery, with seven points and two points, and six points of flower stars are cast on both sides. Diameter 39.9 mm, weight 27 g, rarity: Grade 1.
5. Guangdong Guangxu 72 Edition
Guangxu 15th year (1889) was made by Guangdong Money Bureau. In the center of the pearl circle on the front, Chinese characters and Manchu characters of Guangxu Yuanbao are cast (according to legend, the Chinese characters cast in the 73rd and 72nd editions were written by Wu Dacheng, a famous contemporary epigraphy calligrapher, that is, "Wu Shu"), English is cast on the periphery and translated into Cantonese, English is cast into seven corners and two halves, and cross stars are cast on both sides;
6, Fujian official department made Guangxu seven money and two cents.
In the 28th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1902), it was made by Fujian Official Money Bureau. In the center of the front, the words Guangxu Yuanbao are cast in Chinese and Manchu, and the words "Made by Fujian Official Bureau" are cast on the periphery, followed by the words "Kuping seven money and two cents" and cross stars are cast on both sides;
7. Zhejiang Guangxu Yuanbao (Qibao) is seven yuan and two cents.
In the 24th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1898), Zhejiang Province entrusted Sidon Factory for casting. The bead circle in the center of the front is cast with the words Guangxu Yuanbao in Chinese and Manchu, the words "Made in Zhejiang" on the periphery, the words "Kuping, Seven Money and Two Cents" on the bottom, and six flower stars on both sides.
8. In the 15th year of the Republic of China, Sun Yat-sen had a unitary positive image.
It was built in the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926). It is said that it was made by the Guangzhou Mint (see Hua Guangpu's Catalogue of Chinese Silver Coins and Zhang Yonghua's Catalogue of China Silver Dollars);
9. In the 18th year of the Republic of China, Sun Yat-sen's suit was like Jiahe Yiyuan.
It was built in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929). Tianjin South Kyoto has (I have no textual research). A bust of Sun Yat-sen's suit is cast on the front, and the Chinese character "Republic of China 18" is cast on the upper circumference; The word "one circle" is cast in the center of the back, and there are two golden harvest arches around it.
10, Guangxu decade, Jilin factory, Pingyiliang.
Made by Jilin Machinery Bureau in the 10th year of Guangxu (1884). On the front, the twelve-character seal script "Made by Jilin Machinery Bureau in the 10th year of Guangxu" was cast in the middle frame, and the pattern of Shuanglong pearl was cast on the periphery.