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【名稱】 四川銅幣兩枚
【規格】 直徑：36.22mm 重：17.12g 直徑:36.4mm 重：17.38g
【類別】 雜項
【展示價】1200000.00 CNY
Two Sichuan Copper coins
[Specification] Diameter 36.22mm Weight 17.12 mm Diameter 36.4 mm Weight17.38 mm
[Category]miscellaneous
[Display Price] 1200000.00 CNY
清光緒二十六年（1900年），兩廣總督李鴻章奏準在廣東開鑄圓形無孔銅幣（銅元）。次年，清政府諭令沿江沿海各省準許仿造 。光緒二十七年，四川省在成都設四川銅元局，于二十九年六月開工鑄造當五 、當十文面額 銅幣，七月增鑄當二十文銅幣。
光緒二十四年，戶部通令各省暫停鑄造銅幣，四川總督趙爾豐請免停，獲準續鑄。宣統元年，度支部下令撤并各省銀銅廠局，趙爾豐再次請求續鑄獲準。四川遂成為宣統年間少數可續鑄大清銅幣的省份。
In the 26th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1900), Li Hongzhang, governor of Guangzhou and Guangdong, was certified to cast round copper coins (copper coins) without holes in Guangdong. The following year, the Qing government ordered coastal provinces along the Yangtze River to permit imitation. In the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu, Sichuan Province set up the Sichuan Copper Yuan Bureau in Chengdu. In June of 29, construction began to produce five or ten denominations of copper coins, and in July, twenty additional bronze coins.
In the 24th year of Guangxu, the Ministry of Household Affairs ordered all provinces to suspend the casting of copper coins. Zhao Erfeng, governor of Sichuan Province, was granted permission to continue casting without stopping. In the first year of Xuantong, the Duzhi branch ordered the withdrawal of the provincial silver and copper factory bureaus, and Zhao Erfeng again asked for permission to continue casting. Sichuan became one of the few provinces in Xuantong that could continue to mint copper coins in the Qing Dynasty.
辛亥革命以后，四川大漢軍政府于1912年4月廢止大清銅幣模板，改鑄“漢”字銅元，有當10文、20文、50文三種面額。1913年，增鑄當100文、200文的銅幣。1913年5月，重慶銅元局建成開工，均仿成都廠模式。
進入北洋時代以后，軍閥割據、時局動蕩，銅價高昂，于是四川鑄幣廠采取降等減重、加大面值的方法謀取私利。民間除老一百文、老兩百文銅幣色澤稍紫外，其余呈黃白色，質地劣于大清銅幣。1914年起，專鑄當100文、當200文銅元。各軍閥紛紛效尤，鑄造的銅幣達數億枚，四川幣制混亂不堪。
1935年，國民政府在四川推行法幣，四川銅幣遂逐漸退出流通市場。
After the Revolution of 1911, the military government of Sichuan Han Dynasty abolished the copper coin template of the Qing Dynasty in April 1912, and changed the "Han" copper coin into three denominations: 10, 20 and 50. In 1913, 100 and 200 coppers were added. In May 1913, Chongqing Tongyuan Bureau was built and started construction, all of which imitated the Chengdu Factory model.
After entering the Beiyang era, warlords were separated, the situation was turbulent and copper prices were high. So the Sichuan Mint took the method of reducing weight and increasing par value for personal gain. In addition to the old one hundred and two hundred bronze coins, the others are yellow-white and inferior in texture to the Daqing bronze coins. Since 1914, 100 and 200 bronze yuan have been specially cast. Warlords followed suit one after another, casting hundreds of millions of copper coins, and the Sichuan currency system was in chaos.
In 1935, the National Government introduced French coins in Sichuan, and Sichuan copper coins gradually withdrew from the circulation market.
