1910年12月29日，經辛亥革命后，已光復的17省代表在南京推選孫中山為中華民國臨時大總統。1912年1月3日，中華民國政府宣告成立，清朝滅亡，在中國持續2000多年的封建君主專制隨之結束。民國成立時，由于幣制尚未建立，除四川改鑄大漢銀幣，福建改鑄中華元寶外，主要的造幣廠，大都仍沿用前清鋼模鑄造銀幣，以供流通需要。由于幣制混亂，臨時政府財政部長陳錦濤，于民國元年3月11日呈文大總統孫中山，鼓鑄10萬元紀念銀幣以為整頓。
On December 29, 1910, after the revolution of 1911, representatives of 17 provinces who had been restored elected Sun Yat Sen as the provisional president of the Republic of China in Nanjing. On January 3, 1912, the government of the Republic of China was founded, and the Qing Dynasty was destroyed. The feudal autocracy which lasted for more than 2000 years in China ended. When the Republic of China was founded, due to the fact that the currency system had not yet been established, most of the major mints still used the steel mould of the former Qing Dynasty to cast silver coins for circulation, except for the silver coins of the Han Dynasty in Sichuan and the Chinese Yuan Bao in Fujian. Due to the confusion of the currency system, Chen Jintao, finance minister of the provisional government, presented a letter to President Sun Yat Sen on March 11, the first year of the Republic of China, and proposed to forge 100000 yuan commemorative silver coins for rectification.
民國成立后，銅元仍繼續大量流通使用。1914年，銅元正式改稱“銅幣”，民國發行的銅幣與清最大的區別是龍紋被換成了由稻穗組成的嘉禾紋。各省鑄造的銅元大多為兩面叉的國旗圖案。在清末民國時期，我國的錢幣市場中具有較多的貨幣類型，使用最為廣泛的就是銀元和銅元了。在這繁多的貨幣類型中，雙旗幣是最具有特殊歷史意義的一類錢幣，因其錢幣幣面上印制有雙旗圖案而得名。
After the founding of the Republic of China, copper coins continued to be widely used. In 1914, Tongyuan was officially renamed "copper coin". The biggest difference between the copper coins issued in the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty was that the dragon pattern was replaced by Jiahe pattern composed of rice ears. Most of the copper coins cast in each province are the flag patterns with two forks. During the period of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, there were many currency types in China's money market, and the most widely used were silver dollar and copper dollar. Among these various types of currency, the Double Flag coin is the one with the most special historical significance.
此件藏品為中華銅幣背壹枚，幣正面圖案中央為兩面交叉的國旗，上方為“中華銅幣”四字，下面為記值：當制錢十文；背面圖案稻穗組成的嘉禾紋包裹著“壹枚”。藏品雖經歷了無窮歲月，但紋路依然清晰可見，上面的包漿也見證了其歷史的積淀，具有非常明顯的歷史過渡性特征，有著難以言喻的收藏價值。
This collection is a piece of Chinese copper coin on the back. On the front of the coin, there is a national flag with two sides crossed in the center. The top of the coin is "Chinese copper coin". The following is the value: when making money, ten Wen; on the back, the Jiahe pattern composed of rice ears is wrapped with "one". Although the collection has gone through endless years, the patterns are still clear. The Baoji on the collection has witnessed the accumulation of its history. It has a very obvious historical transitional characteristics and has an indescribable collection value.
近年來，錢幣價格不斷攀升，尤其以民國錢幣為最，在2013年，一枚品相完好的“中華銅幣當制錢十文壹枚”拍出300萬的天價，成為轟動收藏界一時的響雷，“中華銅幣當制錢十文壹枚”收藏價值難以估量，是古玩收藏市場的黑馬，加之這些機制幣的使用具有重要的現實意義和歷史意義。
In recent years, the price of coins has been rising, especially the coins of the Republic of China. In 2013, a perfect piece of "Chinese copper coin should be made into ten Wen and one piece" was sold at a sky high price of 3 million yuan, which became a thunderbolt in the collection industry. The collection value of "Chinese copper coin should be made into ten Wen and one piece" is immeasurable. It is a dark horse in the antique collection market. In addition, the use of these mechanism coins is important Practical significance and historical significance.
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