錢幣一組（3枚）
宣統三年大清銀幣（曲須龍）
清宣統二年(1910年)，清政府將鑄幣權統一于中央，規定以圓(元)為單位，每元重七錢二分，定名為“大清銀幣”；宣統三年(公元1911年)又重新制模，試制大清銀幣，主幣的蟠龍圖案版別很多，計有長須龍、短須龍、大尾龍、反龍、曲須龍及簽字版等版別。清政府為整治各地分散鑄幣而引起的幣制混亂，便致力于幣制的整頓與改革。除明定鑄幣權統一歸中央外，還詳細制定了鑄幣的樣式、單位、分量和成色。“曲須龍”銀幣即為其中成員之一。此系列幣，體制完備，制作精美，實屬中國貨幣史上之空前。這幣種被稱為“國幣”，藏界稱之為“大清宣三”。“曲須龍”的字面和龍面，均為喬治親自設計及敲定，他的簽名也在簽字版上兩面都出現過。
此銀幣的正面分為內圈和外圈兩大部分，內圈刻有“大清銀幣”四個大字，外圈則是用楷體字和滿文分別鐫刻著“宣統三年”四個小字，幣種一看就屬于高檔的銀幣，細節處不僅精美完整，磨損痕跡較少，而且銀光閃閃，特別引人注目。再看錢幣的反面，外圈底部印有英文版的“ONE DOLLAR”小字，內圈則是在曲須龍的環繞下，雕刻著“壹圓”兩個大字，既說明了錢幣當時的市值，又較好地展現出封建社會下，不一樣的皇家風采。
光緒元寶庫平七錢二分（北洋造）
光緒元寶是大清光緒年流通大面值貨幣之首，是我國首批引進海外技術印發的流通貨幣，對于現今也蘊藏了一定歷史意義。光緒元寶可以說是收藏市場上的優秀藏品，在很多的古錢幣之中可以說光緒元寶一直有著不錯的成績。
此光緒元寶銀幣正面中央珠圈內鐫滿漢文“光緒元寶”四個字，珠圈外上端鐫漢文“北洋造”，下端鐫漢文幣值“庫平七錢二分”，左右兩端各鐫一個圓點。銀幣背面中央鐫蟠龍圖，上環鐫英文“光緒34年”下鐫英文“北洋”，左右兩端稍下側各鐫一個圓點。保存完好，包漿濃厚自然，市場價值非常高。
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中華民國三年袁大頭
袁大頭”，是對鑄造于民國初年鐫有袁世凱側面頭像壹圓銀幣的一種俗稱。因其首鑄于民國三年，又有稱“民三”者，此類別稱由來已久。作為民國軍閥銀幣的領頭羊，“大頭”系列對錢幣收藏愛好者來說，并不陌生。“袁大頭”銀元的誕生，也是銀元發展的必然結果。在辛亥革命后，袁世凱為了解決軍費和提高個人政治地位而發行的銀元貨幣，因這些銀元鑄有他的側身圖像而得名。
“袁大頭”代表了中國近代的貨幣文化，反映了我國近代歷史、經濟、金融的興衰和滄桑，具有很高的藝術觀賞價值和文物價值，也具有一定的保值和升值功能。目前民間留存的“袁大頭”數量已經不算太多，而且銀屬于貴金屬，收藏風險較小，非常適合投資和收藏。
此三枚銀幣在錢幣收藏界頗具盛名，歷來為中國銀幣收藏的傾心之選。藏品保存完好，開口規整，品相精美，紋飾字跡清晰，表面光潔如新，鋸齒整齊深刻，包漿圓潤，色澤明亮，成色勻整，是古錢幣收藏精品，非常值得藏家入手。
近幾年來，隨著錢幣收藏市場的不斷升溫，古錢幣也慢慢走近了人們的視線中，各地錢幣交易市場上，古錢幣也相繼取得了不錯的成交價格。
In the second year of the reign of Emperor Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1910), the Qing government unified the right to mint coins in the central government, stipulating that the coins should be in the unit of yuan, weighing 7.2 cents per yuan and entitled "Qing Silver Coin". In the third year of Xuantong reign (1911 AD), a new model was made and the Qing silver coin was trial-produced. There were many versions of the dragon pattern in the main coin, including long beard dragon, short beard dragon, big tail dragon, anti-dragon, Quxulong and signature version. In order to rectify the monetary chaos caused by the scattered coins in various places, the Qing government devoted itself to the rectification and reform of the monetary system. In addition to specifying that the right to minting coins should be unified by the central government, the style, unit, weight and fineness of minting coins have also been worked out in detail. "Quxulong" silver coin is one of the members. This series of coins, complete in system and beautifully produced, is unprecedented in the history of Chinese currency. This currency is called the "national currency" and the Tibetan community calls it the "Qing Xuan San". The literal and dragon faces of "Quxulong" were designed and finalized by George himself, and his signature appeared on both sides of the signature plate. The front of this silver coin is divided into two parts, the inner ring is engraved with the four characters "Qing silver coin", while the outer ring is engraved with the four small characters "Xuantong three years" in regular script and Manchu respectively. The currency is a high-grade silver coin at first sight. The details are not only exquisite and complete, with few traces of wear and tear, but also silver, which is especially noticeable. Looking at the reverse side of the coin, the bottom of the outer ring is printed with the small English word "ONE DOLLAR", while the inner ring is surrounded by quxulong, engraved with the two characters "one dollar", which not only shows the current market value of the coin, but also better shows the different royal style in feudal society. Guangxu Yuanbao was the first currency with large face value in circulation in the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. It was the first currency issued by China to introduce overseas technology. It also has certain historical significance for today. Guangxu Yuanbao can be said to be an excellent collection in the collection market. Among many ancient coins, Guangxu Yuanbao has always had good achievements. On the front of this silver coin, four Chinese characters "Guangxu silver ingot" are inscribed in the central bead circle. On the outside of the bead circle, Chinese characters "Beiyang Zao" are inscribed on the upper end, and on the lower end, Chinese currency "Kuping Seven Cents and Two Cents" are inscribed on the left and right ends respectively. On the back of the silver coin, a picture of a dragon was engraved in the center; on the upper ring, an English word "Beiyang" was engraved under the English word "34th year of Guangxu"; on the left and right ends, a dot was engraved on the lower side. It is well preserved, thick and natural with high market value. ? Yuan Datou "is a common name for a silver coin engraved with Yuan Shikai's profile head in the early years of the Republic of China. Because it was first cast in the three years of the Republic of China and is also called "the people's three", this category has a long history. As the leader of the warlord silver coins of the Republic of China, "Big Head" series is no stranger to coin collectors. The birth of "Yuan Datou" silver dollar is also the inevitable result of silver dollar development. After the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai issued silver coins in order to solve the problem of military expenditure and improve his personal political status. These silver coins were named after the side image of Yuan Shikai. "Yuan Datou" represents China's modern monetary culture, reflects the rise and fall of China's modern history, economy and finance, and has high artistic and cultural value, as well as certain value preservation and appreciation functions. At present, the number of "Yuan Datou" retained by the people is not too large, and silver belongs to precious metals, so the collection risk is relatively small and it is very suitable for investment and collection. These three silver coins are well-known in the coin collection field and have always been a favorite choice for Chinese silver coin collection. The collection is well preserved, with regular openings, exquisite appearance, clear ornamentation, bright and clean surface, neat and deep serrations, round pulp, bright color and even color. It is a fine collection of ancient coins and is worth collectors to start with. In recent years, with the increasing temperature of the coin collection market, ancient coins have gradually come to people's attention. In coin trading markets around the world, ancient coins have also achieved good transaction prices. Our company, the Golden Collection Internet Company, was lucky enough to collect one silver coin from the Qing Dynasty in the third year of Xuantong, one silver coin from Guangxu made by Beiyang and one silver coin from Yuan Datou in the third year of the Republic of China. In the second year of the reign of Emperor Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1910), the Qing government unified the right to mint coins in the central government, stipulating that the coins should be in the unit of yuan, weighing 7.2 cents per yuan, and named it "Qing Silver Coin". In the third year of Xuantong reign (1911 AD), a new model was made and the Qing silver coin was trial-produced. There were many versions of the dragon pattern in the main coin, including long beard dragon, short beard dragon, big tail dragon, anti-dragon, Quxulong and signature version. In order to rectify the monetary chaos caused by the scattered coins in various places, the Qing government devoted itself to the rectification and reform of the monetary system. In addition to specifying that the right to minting coins should be unified by the central government, the style, unit, weight and fineness of minting coins have also been worked out in detail. "Quxulong" silver coin is one of the members. This series of coins, complete in system and beautifully produced, is unprecedented in the history of Chinese currency. This currency is called the "national currency" and the Tibetan community calls it the "Qing Xuan San". The literal and dragon faces of "Quxulong" were designed and finalized by George himself, and his signature appeared on both sides of the signature plate. The front of this silver coin is divided into two parts, the inner ring is engraved with the four characters "Qing silver coin", while the outer ring is engraved with the four small characters "Xuantong three years" in regular script and Manchu respectively. The currency is a high-grade silver coin at first sight. The details are not only exquisite and complete, with few traces of wear and tear, but also silver, which is especially noticeable. Looking at the reverse side of the coin, the bottom of the outer ring is printed with the small English word "ONE DOLLAR", while the inner ring is surrounded by quxulong, engraved with the two characters "one dollar", which not only shows the current market value of the coin, but also better shows the different royal style in feudal society. Guangxu Yuanbao was the first currency with large face value in circulation in the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. It was the first currency issued by China to introduce overseas technology. It also has certain historical significance for today. Guangxu Yuanbao can be said to be an excellent collection in the collection market. Among many ancient coins, Guangxu Yuanbao has always had good achievements. On the front of this silver coin, four Chinese characters "Guangxu silver ingot" are inscribed in the central bead circle. On the outside of the bead circle, Chinese characters "Beiyang Zao" are inscribed on the upper end, and on the lower end, Chinese currency "Kuping Seven Cents and Two Cents" are inscribed on the left and right ends respectively. On the back of the silver coin, a picture of a dragon was engraved in the center; on the upper ring, an English word "Beiyang" was engraved under the English word "34th year of Guangxu"; on the left and right ends, a dot was engraved on the lower side. It is well preserved, thick and natural with high market value. ? Yuan Datou "is a common name for a silver coin engraved with Yuan Shikai's profile head in the early years of the Republic of China. Because it was first cast in the three years of the Republic of China and is also called "the people's three", this category has a long history. As the leader of the warlord silver coins of the Republic of China, "Big Head" series is no stranger to coin collectors. The birth of "Yuan Datou" silver dollar is also the inevitable result of silver dollar development. After the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai issued silver coins in order to solve the problem of military expenditure and improve his personal political status. These silver coins were named after the side image of Yuan Shikai. "Yuan Datou" represents China's modern monetary culture, reflects the rise and fall of China's modern history, economy and finance, and has high artistic and cultural value, as well as certain value preservation and appreciation functions. At present, the number of "Yuan Datou" retained by the people is not too large, and silver belongs to precious metals, so the collection risk is relatively small and it is very suitable for investment and collection. These three silver coins are well-known in the coin collection field and have always been a favorite choice for Chinese silver coin collection. The collection is well preserved, with regular openings, exquisite appearance, clear ornamentation, bright and clean surface, neat and deep serrations, round pulp, bright color and even color. It is a fine collection of ancient coins and is worth collectors to start with. In recent years, with the increasing temperature of the coin collection market, ancient coins have gradually come to people's attention. In coin trading markets around the world, ancient coins have also achieved good transaction prices.
