八方晉寶精品推薦-------中華銅幣當(dāng)制錢十文
錢幣作為古玩的一種，一直以來都是收藏家關(guān)注的熱點(diǎn)。本公司近期征集到了中華銅幣當(dāng)制錢十文壹枚”，銅黃色的外形不僅給人一種凝重的歷史滄桑感，且整個(gè)錢幣的版面分為內(nèi)外圈兩部分，整體設(shè)計(jì)非常細(xì)致，錢幣正面上方鑄有“中華銅幣”，下方鑄有幣值“當(dāng)制錢十文”，中間圖案為“十八星旗”和“五色旗”。背面兩邊鑄有麥穗圖，底部交叉，取豐歲足民之意，中間書寫“壹枚”字樣。此枚錢幣包漿自然，是難得的雙旗幣珍稀版本。如下圖所示；
在清末民國(guó)時(shí)期，我國(guó)的錢幣市場(chǎng)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。
雙旗幣鑄造于民國(guó)時(shí)期，1910年12月29日，經(jīng)辛亥革命后，已光復(fù)的17省代表在南京推選孫中山為中華民國(guó)臨時(shí)大總統(tǒng)。1912年1月3日，中華民國(guó)政府宣告成立，清朝滅亡，孫中山頒令鑄造“中華民國(guó)開國(guó)紀(jì)念幣”（也叫雙旗幣），以十文面值的為主，在全國(guó)大量發(fā)行以取代清朝銅元。中華民國(guó)開國(guó)紀(jì)念幣是民國(guó)銅元收藏研究中數(shù)量很大，也是很重要的一個(gè)品類，甚至可以說是民國(guó)銅元的主體品種，非常珍貴。
民國(guó)成立后，銅元仍繼續(xù)大量流通使用。1914年，銅元正式改稱“銅幣”，民國(guó)發(fā)行的銅幣與清最大的區(qū)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(guó)旗圖案。
此幣乃采用優(yōu)質(zhì)銅材料精制而成，錢幣保存完整，有自然磨損痕跡，包漿自然醇厚，具有很高的收藏價(jià)值。藏品設(shè)計(jì)精美，做工精細(xì)，紋飾豐富，布局合理，層次鮮明，線條流暢優(yōu)雅，工藝純熟精湛，藝術(shù)價(jià)值較高。存世極少，沒有在社會(huì)流通，難得的收藏幣。
As a kind of antiques, coins have always been a hot spot for collectors. The company has recently collected Chinese copper coins as the money to make ten coins. "The copper yellow shape not only gives people a sense of historical vicissitudes, but also the entire coin layout is divided into two parts: the inner and outer circles. The overall design is very detailed. Above the front of the coin, there is a "Chinese copper coin", and below it is a currency "when the money is made". The middle pattern is "Eighteen Star Flag" and "Five Color Flag." On both sides of the back, there is a wheat ear map, the bottom is crossed, and the meaning of Feng Yimin is taken. In the middle, the word "one piece" is written. This coin is naturally coated with pulp and is a rare version of the double flag currency. As shown in the figure below;
In the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, there were more types of money in the coin market in China, and the most widely used ones were silver and copper. In this variety of currency types, the double-flag currency is the most special type of coin with special historical significance. It is named after the double-flag pattern printed on its coin currency.
The double-flag currency was cast during the period of the Republic of China. On December 29, 1910, after the Revolution of 1911, the representatives of the 17 provinces that had been restored elected Sun Yat-sen as the interim president of the Republic of China in Nanjing. On January 3, 1912, the government of the Republic of China was announced and the Qing Dynasty was destroyed. Sun Yat-sen ordered the casting of the "Republic of China Founding Commemorative Coin"(also known as the Double Flag Coin), which was mainly based on the denomination of ten languages and was issued in large numbers throughout the country to replace the Qing Dynasty. Copper yuan. The founding commemorative coin of the Republic of China is a large number of copper coins in the collection of the Republic of China, and it is also a very important category. It can even be said that it is the main variety of the Republic of China copper yuan and is very precious.
After the establishment of the Republic of China, copper coins continued to be used in large quantities. In 1914, the copper yuan was officially renamed the "copper coin." The biggest difference between the copper coins issued by the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty was that the dragon pattern was replaced by the Jiahe pattern composed of rice ears. Most of the copper coins cast in the provinces are two-sided national flag patterns.
This coin is made of high-quality copper materials. The coins are completely preserved, with natural wear marks, and the pulp is naturally mellow. It has a high collection value. The collection is beautifully designed, fine workmanship, rich textures, reasonable layout, distinctive layers, smooth and elegant lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and high artistic value. There is very little existence and no circulation in society. It is a rare collection of coins.
