多位清帝在位時發行過銅幣來作為流通貨幣，銅幣的使用具有重要的現實意義和歷史意義，使交易逐漸便利起來。知名收藏家劉益謙先生曾經說過：大清銅幣像這種幣，一直以來都是大收藏家夢寐以求的，對于這種極具收藏價值的藏品，收集到便是緣分，福氣。在中國，藏家們極其喜歡這枚錢幣，因為中華民族是龍的傳人。上下數千年，龍已滲透了中國社會的各個方面，成為一種文化的凝聚和積淀。龍成了中國的象征、中華民族的象征、中國文化的象征。民間傳說，“大清銅幣”背面的龍，能增加一個人的氣運，使其時刻在龍氣的保護下，趨吉避兇，因而這種錢幣一直深受收藏家的喜愛。

此藏品，包含大清銅幣戶部當制錢十文“鄂字版”“直字版”“甯字版”三枚。錢面中央有“大清銅幣”四個漢字，內嵌一小字代表地名“鄂”“直”“甯”，上端是滿文“大清銅幣”字樣，兩側為年份。邊緣中間分別“戶部”二漢字，下端為“當制錢十文”。錢背中央為蟠龍，上端是“光緒年造”，下端英文“Tai-Ching Ti-Kuo Coper Coin”字樣(大清帝國銅幣)。整體無論文字和紋飾，皆十分精到，凸凹鮮明，文字筆劃和紋飾線條圓滾，顯示模具沖壓著力深打。此組藏品雕刻精良，版面設計優雅，且存世量極為稀少，極具收藏價值。

especially the top ten. Many Qing emperors issued copper coins as currency in circulation during their reign. The use of copper coins has important practical and historical significance, and gradually facilitated transactions. The well-known collector Mr. Liu Yiqian once said: The Qing Dynasty copper coin statue has always been a dream of great collectors. For such a collection of great collection value, the collection is fate and blessing. In China, collectors like this coin extremely, because the Chinese nation is the descendant of the dragon. For thousands of years, the dragon has penetrated all aspects of Chinese society and has become a kind of cultural cohesion and accumulation. The dragon has become a symbol of China, a symbol of the Chinese nation, and a symbol of Chinese culture. According to folklore, the dragon on the back of the "Great Qing Copper Coin" can increase a person's luck, so that under the protection of the dragon's energy at all times, he will seek good luck and avoid evil. Therefore, this coin has always been loved by collectors.

This collection contains three pieces of the ten inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty Copper Coins, the “E-shaped version”, “Straight-shaped version” and “Ning-shaped version”. There are four Chinese characters "Daqing Copper Coin" in the center of the money face, with a small embedded character representing the place names "E", "Zhi" and "Ning". The upper part is the Manchu word "Daqing Copper Coin" with the year on both sides. In the middle of the margin, there are two Chinese characters "Hubu", and the lower end is "Shiwen Dangzhiqian". The center of the back of the money is a benlong, the upper part is "made in the reign of Guangxu", and the lower part is English "Tai-Ching Ti-Kuo Coper Coin" (the Qing Empire copper coin). The whole text and decorations are very precise, with clear convex and concave, round strokes of the text and decoration lines, which shows that the die is hard to punch. This group of collections is well-carved, elegantly designed, and extremely rare in existence, which is of great collection value.