【藏品名稱】：廣東省造雙龍壽字光緒元寶
[collection name]: Guangxu Yuanbao with the character of shuanglongshou made in Guangdong Province
【藏品類別】：錢幣
Collection category: Coins
【藏品數量】：一枚
[collection quantity]: one piece
【藏品鑒賞】：此幣鑄于光緒三十一年（1905）初，為紀念慈禧七十壽辰而鑄（一說是光緒二十年鑄）。張炯伯在《廣東省造銀幣》一文中寫道：“惟本品因未紀年，殊難遽斷，然觀其圖案，諧作福壽，環繞雙龍，幕無英文，意含頌祝，大異常制。由此以推，成為紀念幣之一種，專鑄以祝慈禧太后七旬萬壽者也。”"廣東雙龍壽字銀幣"在中國近代官鑄機制銀幣中的獨特地位是毋庸置疑的，其珍罕性和極高的收藏價值是泉界所一致公認的 。
Collection appreciation: this coin was coined in 1905 to commemorate Cixi's 70th birthday. Zhang jiongbo wrote in his article "silver coin made in Guangdong Province": "however, it is very difficult to make a sudden decision because it has not been dated. However, when you look at its design, you can see that it is harmonious for blessing and longevity, encircling the Double Dragons, and the screen is not in English, which means eulogy and blessing. As a result, yitui became one of the commemorative coins, which was specially made to wish Empress Dowager Cixi a long life in her 70s. "“ There is no doubt that the unique position of "Guangdong Shuanglong Shouzi silver coin" in the modern official coinage system of China is beyond doubt, and its rarity and high collection value are universally recognized by the spring circle.
該幣是中國所有龍洋圖案銀元（包括國外發行的所有銀幣）中，工藝精湛，雕工完美，浮雕感強烈的品種，鏡面平整光滑，紋飾的相慣線顯得非常清晰，特別是廣東庫平重壹兩系列銀幣鑄造精美，字口、紋路和邊齒深峻，完全是國外鑄造的樣幣風格。作為準備流通的貨幣（盡管沒有流通），其暗記防偽更是少有后無來者，無可匹敵，錢幣表面的包漿醇厚，即便是對銀元沒有研究的外行也是愛不釋手，極具觀賞性。
Among all the silver coins with Longyang pattern in China (including all the silver coins issued abroad), this coin has exquisite craftsmanship, perfect carving and strong sense of relief. The mirror surface is flat and smooth, and the lines of pattern are very clear. In particular, the two series of Kuping Zhongyi silver coins in Guangdong Province are exquisitely cast, with deep mouth, pattern and side teeth, which is completely the style of sample coins made abroad. As the currency ready for circulation (although it is not in circulation), its secret anti-counterfeiting is rare and unmatched. The surface of the coin is covered with thick paste, which is very ornamental even for the layman who has no research on silver.
