Collection Name: Occidental Currency
Collection Specification: Weight: 37.5g Diameter: 4.5cm
Collection Description: French Indochina Silver Dollar, commonly known as Ocean-bound, is one of the foreign silver dollars circulating in China in the late Qing Dynasty. Name: French Indochina Silver Dollar, commonly known as Ocean-bound, is one of the foreign silver dollars circulating in China in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Silver coins are sitting statues of the Goddess of Liberty on the front, wheat ears on the back, and "Trade Silver Dollar" and "French Indochina" in French. According to the "Yinyuan Tushuo" published in the People's Bank of China in 1952, its official name should be Annan Yinyuan, also known as "sitting on people" and "Faguang", because the wreath on the head of the Statue of Liberty cast on the front of the silver coin has seven beams of light, commonly known as "seven corners". However, for the sake of narrative convenience, the phrase "sitting in the ocean" is still used below. The French Indochina is located in the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia, including French Tokyo, Annan, China, Kampuchea and other places (equivalent to Vietnam, Laos and Kampuchea). The total area is 741,242 square kilometers. The ancestors of Indochina inhabitants were those who moved southward from the Yellow River Basin of China in the second century A.D. in 1858, the Second French Empire invaded Annan (now Vietnam). In 1884, Annan was forced to sign the second "Treaty of Shunhua", and Annan became a French colony.
·坐洋，亦称“坐人”“法光”、因为这种银币正面所铸的自由女神坐像头上的花圈有光芒七束，俗称“七角”。但为了叙述方便下文仍采用“坐洋”的说法。俗称坐洋，为清末民初在华流通的外国银圆之一。银币正面为自由女神坐像，背面的装饰图案为麦穗，因为这种银币正面所铸的自由女神坐像头上的花圈有光芒七束，俗称“七角”。但为了叙述方便下文仍采用“坐洋”的说法。Ocean sitting, also known as "sitting on people" and "Faguang", because the silver coin front of the goddess of freedom sitting on the head of the wreath has seven beams of light, commonly known as "seven corners". However, for the sake of narrative convenience, the phrase "sitting in the ocean" is still used below. Commonly known as sitting abroad, it is one of the foreign silver dolls circulating in China at the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of Republic of China. Silver coin front is the statue of the goddess of freedom, the decorative pattern on the back is wheat ears, because the silver coin front of the goddess of freedom sitting on the head of the wreath has seven beams of light, commonly known as "seven corners". However, for the sake of narrative convenience, the phrase "sitting in the ocean" is still used below.
Silver dollar is sitting on the front of the Greek goddess of liberty, which is also the reason for the name of "sitting in the ocean". The predecessor of the foreign ocean was the * * * end of the French government in the shadow of war. The good days of foreign silver coins in China are no longer good. It is precisely at this time that seafaring disappears. After the end of World War II, France ruled Indochina for a short time, and no silver currency was issued again. The issuance period was from 1903 to 1923. One reason may be to show that Indochina is part of its overseas colonial empire. The second is to distinguish local currency from colonial currency. "Ocean-sitting" silver coins are well-crafted and colorful, and are favored by the people of all Asian countries. Among them, grade is an important factor in determining price. Different sections are the reference factors affecting price. Individual scarce products are the key factors that must be paid attention to.
This coin has tremendous room for appreciation, including market value. According to the market conditions in recent years, market attention is also very ideal. This coin has market value and collection value.
Collection Name: Silver coin of Qing Dynasty
Collection Specification: Weight: 37G Diameter: 4.5cm
Collection Description: Silver coins of the Qing Dynasty were coined by Tianjin Mint General Factory in 1911, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty. The Qing government drew up ten articles of the Regulations on Rectification of the Border Law, which proposed that silver coins should be manufactured exclusively by the General Mint and that the four bureaus of Nanyang (South of the Yangtze River), Beiyang, Guangdong and Hubei should be kept as branches. At the same time, many people put forward the idea of making gold coins. In the 20th century, discussions on establishing a gold standard system arose. Some people advocated that China should implement a gold standard system. In the case of insufficient gold reserves, gold exchange standard (also known as "virtual gold standard") could be implemented first. This kind of currency is priced by gold, but the real circulation in China is silver dollar, which is the value symbol of gold. In the absence of conditions for the implementation of the gold standard system, it was generally advocated that the silver standard should be implemented first. On this premise, the "two-yuan dispute" of monetary units arose. Some people advocate that the silver dollar should be one or two, while others advocate that the silver dollar should be divided into seven dollars and two cents. The silver coin of the Qing Dynasty was long Xulong Yuan. It was minted by Tianjin Mint General Factory in 1911, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Qing government wanted to unify the currency system, and hired overseas senior technicians to carefully design and manufacture this set of Xuantong three-year Qing silver coins. There were six or seven formats, of which Changxulong was one. New coins have just been successfully minted, coinciding with the Wuchang Uprising, so most of the new silver coins died in the womb, leaving only a small amount of sample coins. Long Xulong is named for its special features of the dragon head on the back. It belongs to the nature of the sample and is valued for its exquisite design and rare existence.
The silver coin is 4.5cm in diameter and 37G in weight. The front of the coin is inscribed with the four characters of "Qing silver coin" in Chinese and "Ji" in the middle of the four characters. The Manchu word "Guangxu Year" is cast on the outside of the Pearl circle and the Manchu word "Kuping Year" is cast on the bottom. The left and right sides of the coin are divided into two words of "Wushen Year". On the back, the central picture of the dragon is cast, the English light thread is cast on the upper end and the English light thread is cast on the lower end. Kuping one or two, cast six flowers on both sides. The dragon on the back is in the middle, the outer ring is in English, and the small flowers on both sides are ornamented.
Ancient coins have always been popular collections in the collection market. Although many ancient coins have lost their original circulation function with the passage of history, they have many new functions such as archaeological value, artistic value, appreciation value, collection value and so on. After a certain period of evolution, the number of coin enthusiasts and coin collectors has also developed to a certain extent. It is precisely these people's love and pursuit, the hot wave of ancient coin collection always comes to us one after another.
Qing coins are popular collections, collectors have a certain number, early domestic regions have strong buyers to intervene in the plate, to a certain extent, to control the market supply, leading to the rapid rise in prices. At the same time, the value of silver coins is rising at the same time. From the point of view of the acceptance of Tibetans and citizens, it is expected that its price will continue to rise in the later period. These precious coins record a period of history in our country and have important cultural significance and collection value.