1867年上海工部局壹兩銀幣（有射線）樣幣一枚，直徑：38mm，重量：36克，鑄工精美。早期中國沒有自己的銀元，因此外來通貨充斥，輸出銀元成了列強(qiáng)的重大收入。十九世紀(jì)中期起墨西哥銀元雖逐漸取代本洋，但尚未完全站穩(wěn)腳步，覬覦此市場大餅的英國自然也想趁勢分杯羹。而香港在南京條約后割讓給英國，開埠以來并沒有專用貨幣，一直沿用中國內(nèi)陸流通的各式貨幣。
In 1867, one silver coin (with ray) was produced by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of industry. Its diameter is 38mm, and its weight is 36g. In the early days, China did not have its own silver dollar, so foreign currency was full of it, and the export of silver dollar became a major income of the great powers. Since the middle of the 19th century, although Mexican silver dollar gradually replaced the foreign currency, it has not yet fully established itself. Britain, which covets the market pie, naturally wants to take advantage of the situation. However, Hong Kong was ceded to Britain after the Treaty of Nanjing. Since the opening of the port, Hong Kong did not have any special currency, and all kinds of currencies circulating in inland China have been used. In 1867, one silver coin (with ray) was produced by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of industry. Its diameter is 38mm, and its weight is 36g. In the early days, China did not have its own silver dollar, so foreign currency was full of it, and the export of silver dollar became a major income of the great powers. Since the middle of the 19th century, although Mexican silver dollar gradually replaced the foreign currency, it has not yet fully established itself. Britain, which covets the market pie, naturally wants to take advantage of the situation. However, Hong Kong was ceded to Britain after the Treaty of Nanjing. Since the opening of the port, Hong Kong did not have any special currency, and all kinds of currencies circulating in inland China have been used.
Shanghai Yiliang, the central picture is dragon pattern, surrounded by "Shanghai Yiliang" Chinese characters. On the back is the British crown and national emblem, surrounded by English, cast in Hong Kong. The obverse of this silver coin can be divided into two types: awn and unsharp, and there is a difference between smooth edge and toothed edge. As far as the coin collecting market is concerned, the knowledge of collectors and investors is richer and broader. The pursuit of the collection is more stringent. On the premise of rarity, we pay more attention to the perfect appearance and future value of the collection
此枚錢幣為上海壹兩，鑄造稀少，存世量罕見，為傳世之佳品，紋飾文字清晰，圖案精美，包漿自然，造型生動傳神，鑄造技術(shù)非常精湛，而且這枚藏品保存較好，其色澤自然，自然細(xì)膩，圖文深淺合適。該錢體表面呈現(xiàn)出淡淡的銀色光澤，設(shè)計(jì)新穎，鑄工精湛；具有極高的收藏價值和藝術(shù)價值
.This coin is one liang in Shanghai, rare in casting and rare in quantity. It is a good product handed down from generation to generation. The inscription is clear, the design is exquisite, the coating is natural, the shape is vivid and vivid, and the casting technology is very exquisite. Moreover, this collection is well preserved, and its color is natural and delicate, and the depth of the picture and text is appropriate. The surface of the coin shows a light silver luster, the design is novel and the casting is exquisite. It has high collection value and artistic value
