【藏品名稱】：日本龍洋幣
[collection name]: Japanese Longyang coin
【藏品類別】：錢幣
[collection type]: Coins
【藏品數量】：一枚
[collection quantity]: one piece
【藏品起拍價】：21萬
[starting price of collection]: 210000
近年來，隨著收藏投資熱的不斷升溫，銀元也日漸走俏，且價格一路上揚。尤其是珍品銀元，在藏品交易市場上表現異常活躍。銀元是大眾收藏品，收藏者有一定數量，前期國內各區域都有實力型買家介入板塊，在一定程度上控制了市場供貨量，導致其價格快速走高。同時，它的價值也在同步上升。
In recent years, with the increasing investment in collection, the silver dollar has become increasingly popular, and the price has been rising. In particular, the precious silver dollar is very active in the collection trading market. Silver dollar is a popular Collectible with a certain number of collectors. In the early stage, powerful buyers from various regions in China intervened in the plate, which controlled the supply volume of the market to a certain extent, resulting in its price rising rapidly. At the same time, its value is also rising at the same time.
日本“龍洋”早年在中國被稱作“銀洋”，它實際上是外國商貿銀幣在中國民間的一種簡稱。1868年，日本維新派發動政變推翻了德川幕府，成立了以明治天皇為首的維新政府，在富國強兵、文明開化、殖產興業的宗旨下，實行了一系列改革，大力發展資本主義經濟。為適應對外經濟和商品貿易的需要，維新政府從明治元年（1870年）開始，從香港購了產自英國的全套鑄幣機器，在大阪成立國家造幣廠，鑄造了大小幣值分5錢、10錢、20錢、50錢和壹元5種錢幣。兩年后試鑄了數量稀少的明治三年銀元，從此將“圓”定為日本的本位貨幣，實行起了銀本位制度。
Japan's "Longyang" was called "Yinyang" in China in the early years. It is actually a kind of abbreviation of foreign trade silver coin in China. In 1868, the Japanese reformers launched a coup to overthrow the Tokugawa Shogunate and set up a reform government headed by the Meiji emperor. Under the purpose of enriching the country and strengthening the army, civilization and civilization, the Japanese reformers carried out a series of reforms and vigorously developed the capitalist economy. In order to meet the needs of foreign economy and commodity trade, the reform government began to purchase a complete set of coin making machines from Britain from Hong Kong in 1870, and set up a national mint in Osaka, and minted five kinds of coins, namely, 5 coins, 10 coins, 20 coins, 50 coins and 1 yuan. Two years later, he tried to cast a few silver coins in the third year of Meiji. From then on, "Yuan" was defined as the standard currency of Japan, and the silver standard system was implemented.
這枚大日本龍洋一圓錢幣，正面珠圈內為雙龍吐火球圖案，印證了日本文化“火成”之說，又寓意“日”之生成。外環“大日本·明治三年，416·ONE YEN·900·ONE”字樣；背面中心位置為“一圓”二字，上方鑄有代表日本皇室的十六瓣八重表菊紋徽章，左右兩邊伴以櫻菊花枝，花蕊花蕾清晰可辨，枝腳交叉成蝴蝶結狀，具有濃郁的東贏特色。整幣品相完好精美，工藝精湛，鑄工精良，存世量稀少，十分罕見，為不可多得的稀品，值得收藏。
This large Japanese Longyang round coin has a double dragon fire ball pattern in the front bead circle, which confirms the theory of "Huocheng" in Japanese culture and implies the generation of "Japan". The outer ring is "416 · one yen · 900 · one" in the third year of Meiji, Japan; the center of the back is "Yiyuan", and the upper part is cast with 16 petals and 8-fold chrysanthemum emblem representing the Japanese royal family. The left and right sides are accompanied by cherry chrysanthemum branches. The stamens and buds are clearly distinguishable, and the branches and feet cross into a butterfly knot, which has a strong Dongying characteristic. The whole coin is in good condition and exquisite in appearance, exquisite in craftsmanship and excellent in casting. It is rare and rare. It is worth collecting.
