精品推薦：湖南省造雙旗幣一組
民國成立后，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旗圖案，并有“開國紀念幣”或“中華民國銅幣”字樣。1911年12月29 日，經(jīng)辛亥革命后，已光復的17省代表在南京推選孫中山為中華民國臨時大總統(tǒng)。1912年1月3日，中華民國政府宣告成立，清朝滅亡，在中國持續(xù)2000 多年的封建君主專制隨之結束。民國成立時，由于幣制尚未建立，除四川改鑄大漢銀幣，福建改鑄中華元寶外，主要的造幣廠，大都仍沿用前清鋼模鑄造銀幣，以供流通需要。由于幣制混亂，臨時政府財政部長陳錦濤，于民國元年3月11日呈文大總統(tǒng)孫中山，鼓鑄10萬元紀念銀幣以為整頓。
After the founding of the Republic of China, copper yuan continued to circulate in large quantities. In 1914, the copper coin was officially renamed "copper coin". The biggest difference between the copper coin issued by the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty was that the dragon pattern was replaced by the Jiahe grain composed of rice ears. Most of the copper coins cast in the provinces are flag patterns with two forks and have the words "Founding Commemorative Coin" or "Copper Coin of the Republic of China". On December 29, 1911, after the Revolution of 1911, 17 provincial representatives who had recovered 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 proclaimed and the Qing Dynasty perished. The feudal monarchy which lasted for more than 2000 years in China ended. At the time of the founding of the Republic of China, because the currency system had not yet been established, besides Sichuan and Fujian, the main coin factories still used the former Qing steel mould to cast silver coins for circulation. Due to currency confusion, Chen Jintao, Minister of Finance of the Interim Government, presented to Sun Yat-sen, President of Wenda, on March 11, the first year of the Republic of China, to coin 100,000 yuan of commemorative silver coins for rectification.
1911年辛亥革命勝利后，清帝退位，中華民國成立。中國民主主義革命的先驅者孫中山就任中華民國臨時大總統(tǒng)，并在頒布的“臨時大總統(tǒng)令”中提出要“另刊新模，鼓鑄紀念幣”，隨后武昌和南京兩處造幣廠率先鑄行了 “中華民國開國紀念幣”銅元輔幣，以十文面值的為主，在全國大量發(fā)行以取代清朝銅元。這就是“中華民國開國紀念幣” 銅元的由來。 無庸置疑，這種銅元的幣名很明確，就是“中華民國開國紀念幣”。根據(jù)錢幣收藏界的一般共識，對一種錢幣，應該把可以明確幣名或顯示錢幣最主要特征的一面稱為“面”，而把其相對的另一面稱為“背”，據(jù)此我們應該把此幣最能區(qū)別于前朝銅元,并具有鮮明的劃時代革命和進步意義的有“中華民國開國紀念幣”（以下簡稱開國紀念幣）字樣的一面稱為面，而把其對應記值的另一面稱為背。此錢幣直徑：32.8mm，字跡清晰，包漿渾厚，保存完整。是難得一見的珍品，值得廣大藏友收藏。
After the victory of 1911 Revolution, Emperor Qing abdicated and the Republic of China was founded. Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of China's democratic revolution, took office as the interim president of the Republic of China, and in the promulgation of the "interim presidential decree", proposed that "a new model should be published to coin commemorative coins". Then, two mints in Wuchang and Nanjing took the lead in coining the "commemorative coins of the founding of the Republic of China" copper coins, mainly in ten denominations. In order to replace the copper yuan of the Qing Dynasty, a large number of coppers were issued throughout the country. This is the origin of the copper dollar of the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China. Undoubtedly, the name of this copper coin is very clear. It is the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China. According to the general consensus of coin collectors, one side of a coin that can define its name or show its main characteristics should be called "face" and the other side should be called "back". Accordingly, we should distinguish this coin from the copper yuan of the former dynasty, and have a distinct epoch-making revolution and progressive significance.“ The font of the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China) is called "face", while the other side of its corresponding value is called "back". The coin has a diameter of 32.8mm, clear handwriting, thick pulp and complete preservation. It is a rare treasure and worth collecting by the vast number of Tibetan friends.
精品推薦：四川銅幣三年一百文
四川銅幣，是晚清和北洋時期四川省地方政權鑄造的貨幣。由于川省銀銅礦缺乏，加之辛亥革命以后軍閥割據(jù)，致使中央政府《幣制條例》關于銅幣之原料比例、銅幣面額的規(guī)定沒有嚴格遵守，四川銅幣發(fā)行量十分巨大，致使物價虛高、影響經(jīng)濟發(fā)展。四川銅幣，自光緒二十九年（1903年）六月開鑄，至民國二十四年（1935年）十一月法幣開始流通才逐漸退出流通領域。
Sichuan copper coin was coined by the local regime of Sichuan Province in the late Qing Dynasty and the Beiyang Period. Due to the lack of silver and copper deposits in Sichuan Province and the warlord separatism after the 1911 Revolution, the regulations of the Central Government on the raw material ratio and denomination of copper coins in the Currency Regulations have not been strictly observed. The circulation of copper coins in Sichuan Province is very large, resulting in a virtual high price and affecting economic development. Sichuan copper coins were minted in June, 1903, and then gradually withdrawn from circulation until November, 1935, when the French coins began to circulate in the Republic of China.
民國元年，四川成都造幣廠奉四川軍政府之命，開模鑄造“軍政府造四川銅幣”（也稱“漢”字銅元）。此枚軍政府造四川銅幣，于民國二年（1913年制）造，正面為"四川銅幣"四字，中間有一枚海棠花，有"軍政府造"，下邊為當制錢壹百文，反面中問有一圈，圈內為篆文"漢"字，圈外還環(huán)繞有十八個小圈,代表當時十八個省份,十八個圈圍繞"漢"字,寓意十八省人民團結起來共同戰(zhàn)斗。小圈上有"中華民國二年"六字。該錢幣表面包漿渾厚自然，且品相保存極佳，紋飾，字體清晰可見，存世極少且流通時間短，品相達到如此之好的，極為罕得。作為特殊歷史時期、地方政權的特殊貨幣,是歷史的產(chǎn)物，具有不可替代的文物價值,是歷史的見證。
In the first year of the Republic of China, the Chengdu Mint of Sichuan, under the orders of the Sichuan Military Government, cast the "Sichuan Copper coin made by the military government" (also known as the "Han" copper coin). This Sichuan copper coin was made by the military government in 1913. It has four characters of "Sichuan copper coin" on the front, a crabapple flower in the middle, a hundred words of "made by the military government" on the bottom, and a circle on the reverse. The circle is inscribed in seal script "Han" on the inside and eighteen small circles on the outside, representing eighteen provinces at that time. All circles around the word "Han" imply that the people of eighteen provinces unite to fight together. There are six words on the circle: "two years of the Republic of China". The surface of the coin is thick and natural, with excellent preservation, decoration, clear and visible fonts, very few survivors and short circulation time, so good appearance is rare. As a special currency of special historical period and local regime, it is the product of history, has irreplaceable cultural relic value and is the witness of history.
此錢幣一面鑄有銘文，頂部鑄“軍政府造”，底部鑄字“當制錢一百文”，幣中心鑄文“四川銅幣”，另一面也有精美圖文，幣上文字書法極為精湛、大氣；銅幣鑄造精美，工藝精湛，雕工極好，浮雕感很強，歲月的痕跡更為其增添了幾分沉靜和古樸的質感。錢幣直徑：31.89mm，重：9.25g，也可管窺當時社會文化一斑，質地渾厚有實感，收藏價值附帶著特殊的歷史意義。
This coin has inscriptions on one side, military government on the top, 100 words on the bottom, Sichuan copper coins on the other, and exquisite pictures on the other. The calligraphy on the coin is exquisite and atmospheric. The coin is exquisite in casting, exquisite in craftsmanship, excellent in sculpture, strong in relief, and even more traces of the years. It adds a sense of quietness and simplicity. Coin diameter: 31.89mm, weight: 9.25g, can also peek at the social culture at that time, the texture is thick and solid, collection value with special historical significance.
