名    称:云南省造宣统元宝库平七钱二分银元

规    格: 直径3.9cm重:26.14g

数    量:     一  枚    

合作方式:    议  价

收藏,不能简单到“物以稀为贵”,不忘过去,是为了明天更加美好,否则,遍地的石头都是亿万年的古董,怎么只见拾荒者,却不见人们捡石头……有人能捡到的玉石玛瑙,更多的人,又要用昂贵的价钱去购买……

Collecting can’t be as simple as “the rare thing is precious”. Don’t forget the past. It’s for a better tomorrow. Otherwise, the stones everywhere are antiquities for hundreds of millions of years. How can we only see scavengers but not people picking up stones... Someone The jade agate that can be picked up, more people have to buy it at an expensive price...

仅经过宣统三年,大清帝国就轰然灰飞烟灭于历史长河之中……三年太短,但这三年,在机制银币制造的历史上,却留下了不少稀世珍品。

After only three years of Xuantong, the Qing empire was wiped out in the long river of history...Three years are too short, but these three years have left many rare treasures in the history of mechanical silver coin manufacturing.

我以为,正是因为那些存世的机制银币少而精,且蕴含特殊的历史文物价值,收到人们的追捧,才是其存世价格飙升的根本。

I think that it is precisely because those silver coins that survive in the world are few and refined, and they contain special historical cultural relics, and they are sought after by people that are the root of their survival prices.

作为那些寻常不得见的样币,自然无法探究,就普品而言,云南省造宣统元宝及前文介绍过的大清银币宣统三年,就有其代表意义了。

As the unseen samples of coins, it is naturally impossible to explore. As far as general products are concerned, the three years of Xuantong Yuanbao made in Yunnan Province and the Qing Dynasty silver coin introduced in the previous article have their representative significance.

做为套币,这是一元,而前面展示的云南省造宣统元宝库平三钱六分银币,就是这套钱币的五角。那钱币对应的龙纹应该是这般模样的“宣统龙”……

As a set of coins, this is one yuan, and the three silver six-cent silver coins made in Xuantong Yuanbao from Yunnan Province shown above are the five cents of this set of coins. The dragon pattern corresponding to the coin should be like this "Xuantong Dragon"...

此藏品为云南省造宣统元宝库平七钱二分。1909年云南省造宣统元宝(1909年)库平七钱二分银币,为云南省银元局于宣统元年(1909年)开铸,史料记载当年铸造此币时要求甚严。银币正面中央珠圈内镌满汉文“宣统元宝”四字,珠圈外上端镌汉文“云南省造”,下端镌汉文币值“库平七钱二分”,左右两端各镌一个四花星。银币背面中央镌蟠龙图,上端镌英文省名,下端镌英文币值,左右两端各镌一个四花星

This collection is the two cents of two cents made in Yunnan Province's Xuantong Yuanbao library. In 1909, Yunnan Province made the Xuantong Yuanbao (1909) Kuping Seven Coins and Two Cents Silver Coin, which was opened by the Yunnan Provincial Silver Dollar Bureau in the first year of Xuantong (1909). Historical records record that the coin was very strict when it was minted that year. On the front of the silver coin, the four characters "Xuantong Yuanbao" in Chinese are engraved in the central bead circle, the upper part of the bead circle is engraved in Chinese "Made in Yunnan Province", the lower end is engraved with the Chinese currency value "Kuping Seven Coins and Two Cents", and the left and right ends are engraved with a four-flower star. The silver coin is engraved with a dragon on the center, with the name of the province in English on the top, the value of the English currency on the bottom, and a four-flower star on the left and right ends.