民国钱币代表了中国近代的货币文化，反映了我国近代历史、经济、金融的兴衰和沧桑，具有很高的艺术观赏价值和文物价值。1915年12月12日，袁世凯宣布接受帝位，复辟帝制，废除共和政体，改中华民国为中华帝国，废除民国纪年，改民国五年（公元1916年）为洪宪元年，史称“洪宪帝制”。是年设计铸造了袁世凯高缨像中华帝国洪宪纪元飞龙银币。该币由意大利雕版师鲁尔智·乔治雕模，天津造币厂铸造。为民国初期机制币中的典型代表作之一。

此枚中华帝国洪宪纪元飞龙币。正面为袁世凯正面上身像，面部稍左侧，袁世凯身着大元帅服，头戴鹭羽冠，胸前佩戴大勋章。背面中央为两翅飞龙，龙爪舞张，紧攥武器，展现了中西结合的龙纹形态，栩栩如生。上面镌“中华帝国”，下面镌“洪宪纪元”。该币设计具有明显的帝王色彩，同时又与西方技术相结合，铸工精美，包浆自然，保存完整，作为中西合并的产物，有着其特殊的含义，具有很高的文物收藏价值、历史文化价值以及艺术品鉴价值。

 

纵观近年钱币市场，钱币表现出色，各板块精品迭出，成交价稳步提高，尤其是民国时期钱币异军突起。民国机制银币历来在集币圈里有很深的收藏底蕴，且因存量稀少受到高端藏家青睐，成为钱币市场一个新的热点。也因为制造精良，造型独特而闻名。此此枚中华帝国洪宪纪元飞龙币保存完好，存世稀少，铸额不多，经过多年战乱，流传下来的更是稀缺，实属顶级珍藏。

中华民国三十八年贵州省造壹圆银币，俗称“竹子币”。银币正面内芯是贵州省省会贵阳市著名风景名胜——明代古建筑甲秀楼，甲秀楼图案的正门楼柱侧下方特别铸了一个很小的“谷”字暗记，很隐蔽，需仔细查看才能发现，此“谷”字系指当时“贵州省政府主席”谷正伦之姓，这在其他地方政府铸造的银币中罕见。

外圈上边缘铸“中华民国三十八年”，下边缘铸“贵州省造”字样，左右端稍下侧分镌五瓣花图案；银币背面中央为金竹三株图案(贵阳市在宋代称“金竹府”，1942年建市时首任市长何辑五以金竹为市徽)，左右两边铸大写“壹圆”楷书二字。

此币系贵州铸造，是国民党政权在大陆铸造的最后一种银币，也是流通时间最短的银币。制作精美，图案表现细致，设计风格颇具地方色彩，且存世甚少，具有极高的收藏价值和升值空间。

英文翻译：The coins of the Republic of China represent the currency culture of modern China, and reflect the rise, decline and vicissitudes of modern history, economy and finance in my country, and have a high artistic appreciation value and cultural relic value. On December 12, 1915, Yuan Shikai announced his acceptance of the throne, restoration of the monarchy, abolition of the republican government, change of the Republic of China to the Chinese Empire, abolition of the Republic of China, and five years of the Republic of China (1916 AD) as the first year of Hong Xian, historically known as "Hong Xian Emperor System" . It was the year of design casting the silver coin of Yuan Shikai's Gaoying like the Chinese Empire's Hongxian epoch. The coin was cast by the Italian engraver Ruerzhi George and minted by the Tianjin Mint. It is one of the typical representative works in the mechanism currency in the early Republic of China.

  This Chinese Empire Hongxian era flying dragon coin. On the front is Yuan Shikai's upper body portrait, with his face slightly to the left. Yuan Shikai is wearing a Grand Marshal uniform, wearing a crown of heron, and wearing a big medal on his chest. At the center of the back is a two-winged flying dragon with dragon claws dancing and clenched arms. It shows the combination of Chinese and Western dragon patterns, and it comes to life. "Chinese Empire" above, and "Hong Xian Era" below. The design of the coin has obvious emperor colors, and at the same time, it is combined with Western technology. It has exquisite casting, natural encapsulation and complete preservation. As a product of the merger between China and the West, it has a special meaning and has high cultural relics collection value and historical and cultural value. And the value of art appreciation. Throughout the numismatics market in recent years, numismatics have performed well, with fine products in various sectors emerging one after another, and transaction prices steadily increasing, especially during the period of the Republic of China. The silver coin of the Republic of China mechanism has always had a deep collection in the coin collection circle, and it is favored by high-end collectors because of its scarce stock, which has become a new hot spot in the coin market. It is also famous for its excellent manufacturing and unique shape. This flying dragon coin of the Chinese Empire's Hongxian epoch is well preserved, rare in the world, and has few casts. After years of war, what has been handed down is even more scarce, and it is really a top-level collection. In the 38th year of the Republic of China, Guizhou Province made a round silver coin, commonly known as "bamboo coin". The core of the front of the silver coin is a famous scenic spot in Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou Province-Jiaxiu Tower, an ancient building in the Ming Dynasty. A small "gu" word is specially cast under the main gate of the pattern of Jiaxiu Tower. It is very concealed and needs to be carefully. Upon inspection, it can be found that the word "gu" refers to the surname of Gu Zhenglun, the "Chairman of the Guizhou Provincial Government" at the time, which is rare in silver coins minted by other local governments. The upper edge of the outer ring is cast "38 years of the Republic of China", and the lower edge is cast with the words "Made in Guizhou Province", and the five-petal flower pattern is divided slightly on the left and right ends; the center of the back of the silver coin is three patterns of golden bamboo (Guiyang City said in the Song Dynasty) "Golden Bamboo Mansion", He Jiwu, the first mayor when the city was founded in 1942, used Jinzhu as the emblem of the city), and capitalized "Yiyuan" regular script on the left and right sides.   This coin was minted in Guizhou. It was the last silver coin minted on the mainland by the Kuomintang regime and the silver coin with the shortest circulation time. It is exquisitely crafted, the patterns are meticulously expressed, the design style is quite local, and there are very few survivors. It has extremely high collection value and appreciation space.