●艺术品名称：洪宪纪元飞龙币

●艺术品类别：钱币

●艺术品规格：重：约22.4g 直径：3.9cm厚0.25cm

 

洪宪飞龙银币正面为袁世凯九分脸正面及胸像，面部稍左侧。袁世凯身着大元帅服，头戴鹭羽高缨冠，胸前佩戴大勋章。背面中央为飞龙图案，上面镌“中华帝国”4字，下面镌“洪宪纪元”4字，齿边。

 

袁世凯接受帝位后，开始大肆封官赐爵，改总统府为新华宫，准备于1916年元旦正式登基。袁世凯的倒行逆施激起了全国人民公愤。一时间反帝制运动席卷全国。1915年12月25日，唐继尧、蔡锷、李烈钧在云南宣布独立，讨伐袁世凯背叛共和，护国战争爆发。袁世凯称帝的丑行使得北洋统治集团分崩离析，西方列强也表达了反对袁世凯称帝的立场。袁世凯众叛亲离，内外交困，被迫在一片反对声中，于1916年3月22日宣布取消帝制，共做了83天没有正式登基的皇帝梦，于两个多月后的1916年6月6日病死。洪宪飞龙银币即停止铸制发行。

有人考证，此币系民国八年公元1919年）天津造币厂厂长李伯琦令雕版师临摹“洪宪小飞龙拾元金币”图案刻版成模，配上袁世凯共和纪念银币面模，戏铸而成。有大字 、粗尾 、签字等版别。此币设计具有明显的帝王色彩，铸工精美，传世不多，较为珍贵。

●艺术品名称：四川官局造光绪元宝当制二十文

●艺术品类别：钱币

●艺术品规格：重：约19.4g 直径：3.5cm厚0.26cm

 

该钱正面上缘镌刻“四川官局造”，下缘镌刻“每枚当钱二十文”，珠圈内镌刻“光绪元宝”及满文“宝川”；背面上缘镌刻英文“SZECHUEN PROVINCE”，下缘镌刻面额“20 CASH”，珠圈内镌刻坐龙图案。钱币正面显然可见滿汉交化的融合，而钱币背面明确标示了西方文化的介入。钱币原色铜光，底版平整光洁，压印一流，完美无瑕。四川官局造铜币有如此品相者极为难得，且极为罕见，虽经历了无穷岁月，但纹路依然清晰可见，也见证了其历史的积淀，具有非常明显的历史过渡性特征。韵味独特，蕴藏着丰富的历史元素！有着难以言喻的价值。北京中国钱币博物馆藏有四川官局造光绪元宝每枚当钱二十文1枚，香港苏富比2013春拍上有一枚四川官局造光绪元宝二十文以217万(RMB)成交，因此该钱币成了热门收藏难得的精品钱币！收藏家为之可一掷千金，可见其珍贵之处！

 

●艺术品名称：四川省造光绪元宝库平七钱二分

●艺术品类别：钱币

●艺术品规格：重：约25.8g 直径：3.9cm厚0.3cm

四川省造光绪元宝银币，面值库平七钱二分，背面为典型大头龙纹饰，品相佳，包浆明显。钱币的正面是满汉文“光绪元宝”，圈外上环“四川省造”，下环“库平七钱二分”，为行书体。钱币背面的中心是蟠龙图，上下环英文，左右各有一十字花星。背面纹路清晰，如刀刻所成，铸造工艺神乎其技，正面真龙栩栩如生，且龙身纹路精美，看上去仿佛是一幅画画，极其瑰丽，美得动人心魄!

四川省造光绪元宝库平七钱二分银币的生产时间为清光绪24年——34年，银质精良，雕工细腻，甚为难得，由于铸造时间早，流通区域广，是近代中国钱币中的精品，有着历史熏陶，是价值很高的革命文物。整个钱币齿轮规整，字体俊秀，品相良好，包浆入骨，雕工精良，实为难得的收藏稀品，是清代银币中的精品，极具极高的收藏价值。

 

●艺术品名称：中华民国元年饷银一两

●艺术品类别：钱币

●艺术品规格：重：约29.9g 直径：4.45cm厚0.3cm

这枚中华民国元年壬子饷银一两银币。正面内外两圈以逆时针的方向排列着“中华民国元年饷银一两”文字，珠圈内为“饷银一两”；背面为两面交叉的双旗，旗上有五种纹饰的图案。两旗中间上下写“壬子”二字。

按照天干地支算，“壬子”就是1912年，也就是中华民国开国之年。据《新疆图志•食货志》记载，1907年，新疆开始用机器铸造以钱为面值的饷银，紧接第二年开始铸造以两为单位的饷银，但当时的饷银背面大都铸造着以象征大清蟠龙坐像的图案。1911年辛亥革命爆发，次年民国政府成立，为了庆祝推翻了几千来年的封建社会，新疆喀什造币厂立即着手革除象征封建帝制的蟠龙图案饷银，改铸象征汉、满、蒙、回、藏五大民族共和、平等的两面交叉“五色旗”饷银。银币上的纹饰设计很独特，连圆圈在内，五种图案代表了五色，既象征汉、满、蒙、回、藏五个民族，又表达出了一种喜庆、团结和共和的决心，既有新疆的地域文化特色，又释放出了一种包容、融合文化理念。

这枚银币和以往的新疆、西藏等少数民族的银币相比，含银量较高，直状边齿整齐深峻，机械滚边挤压的痕迹与瑕疵比较明显。在显微镜下看，银币质地细腻，包浆五色闪烁，加上该币的发行比较少，故是一个很具收藏潜力的银币。

英文翻译：

●Artwork Title: Hong Xianjiyuan Flying Dragon Coin ●Art category: coins ● Artwork specifications: weight: about 22.4g diameter: 3.9cm thick 0.25cm   The front of the Hong Xian Feilong Silver Coin is Yuan Shikai's nine-point face and bust, with the face slightly to the left. Yuan Shikai was dressed in a generals uniform, a high tasseled crown with heron feathers on his head, and a large medal on his chest. On the center of the back, there is a flying dragon pattern, with the words "Chinese Empire" engraved on the top, and the words "Hong Xianjiyuan" engraved on the bottom, with tooth edges.     After Yuan Shikai accepted the throne, he began to lavishly confer official knighthood and changed the presidential palace to the Xinhua Palace, preparing to officially ascend the throne on New Year's Day in 1916. Yuan Shikai's perverse actions aroused public outrage across the country. The anti-imperial movement swept the country for a while. On December 25, 1915, Tang Jiyao, Cai E, and Li Liejun declared independence in Yunnan, crusade against Yuan Shikai and betrayed the Republic, and the National Defense War broke out. Yuan Shikai’s ugly act of proclaiming emperor caused the Beiyang ruling group to fall apart, and Western powers also expressed their opposition to Yuan Shikai’s proclaiming emperor. Yuan Shikai rebelled against his relatives and left his family and was troubled both at home and abroad. He was forced to announce the abolition of the monarchy on March 22, 1916. He had a dream of an emperor without officially enthroning for 83 days. He died of illness on June 6, 1916 more than two months later. . Hong Xian Feilong Silver Coin ceased to be minted and issued. It has been verified that this coin was in 1919 AD in the 8th year of the Republic of China). Li Boqi, director of the Tianjin Mint, ordered the engraver to copy the pattern of "Hong Xian Xiaofeilong Picking up Dollar Gold Coins" into a pattern, accompanied by Yuan Shikai's republic commemorative silver coin face mold. Become. There are large print, thick end, signature and other editions. The design of this coin has an obvious imperial color, and the casting is exquisite. It is rare and precious. ●Artwork Title: Twenty Essays of Guangxu Yuanbao made by Sichuan Bureau ●Art category: coins ● Artwork specifications: Weight: about 19.4g Diameter: 3.5cm thick 0.26cm The front of the coin is engraved with "Made by Sichuan Official Bureau" on the upper edge, "Twenty Wens per Coin" is engraved on the lower edge, "Guangxu Yuanbao" and Manchu "Baochuan" are engraved in the bead circle; the upper edge of the back is engraved with English "SZECHUEN PROVINCE" , The denomination "20 CASH" is engraved on the lower edge, and the sitting dragon is engraved in the bead circle. The front of the coin clearly shows the fusion of Manchu and Chinese culture, and the back of the coin clearly marked the intervention of Western culture. The original color of the coin is copper, the base is smooth and clean, and the imprint is first-class and flawless. It is extremely rare and extremely rare for Sichuan government bureaus to make copper coins with such appearance. Although they have gone through endless years, the lines are still clearly visible, and they have also witnessed the accumulation of their history. They have very obvious historical transitional characteristics. The charm is unique and contains rich historical elements! Has indescribable value. The Beijing China Numismatic Museum has Sichuan government-made Guangxu ingots with 1 piece of 20 yuan each. Sotheby's Hong Kong has a Sichuan government-made Guangxu ingot with 20 yuan sold for 2.17 million (RMB) in the 2013 spring auction. The coin has become a rare boutique coin in a popular collection! Collectors can spend a lot of money on it, which shows its preciousness! ●The name of the artwork: Sichuan Province made Guangxu Yuanbao Kuping seven coins and two points ●Art category: coins ● Artwork specifications: weight: about 25.8g diameter: 3.9cm thick 0.3cm   A silver coin of Guangxu Yuanbao made in Sichuan Province, with a face value of seven coins of Kuping and two cents, with a typical large-headed dragon pattern on the back, of good quality and obvious patina. On the front of the coin is "Guangxu Yuanbao" in Manchu and Chinese, "Made in Sichuan Province" on the upper ring, and "Cuping Seven Coins and Two Cents" on the lower ring, in running script. The center of the back of the coin is a picture of a dragon, with the upper and lower rings in English, with a cross flower star on the left and right. The lines on the back are clear, like carved by a knife, and the casting craftsmanship is superb. The real dragon on the front is lifelike, and the lines on the body of the dragon are exquisite. It looks like a painting, extremely magnificent and beautiful!   The production time of the Guangxu Yuanbao Kuping seven coins two-cent silver coin made in Sichuan Province was from 24th to 34th year of Guangxu, Qing Dynasty. The silver quality is excellent and the carving is exquisite. It is very rare. Due to the early casting time and the wide circulation area, it is among the modern Chinese coins The exquisite works of, with historical influence, are revolutionary cultural relics of high value. The entire coin has regular gears, handsome fonts, good appearance, bone-in-the-bone, and excellent carving. It is a rare collection of rare items. It is a fine product of Qing Dynasty silver coins and has a very high collection value.   ●The name of the artwork: One or two silver in the first year of the Republic of China        ●Art category: coins        ● Artwork specifications: weight: about 29.9g diameter: 4.45cm thick 0.3cm   This is one or two silver coins in the first year of the Republic of China. On the inside and outside the two circles on the front are arranged in a counterclockwise direction with the words "One and two silver for the first year of the Republic of China". Inside the bead circle is “one and two for silver”; on the back is two crossed double flags with five patterns on the flag. In the middle of the two flags, the word "Renzi" is written up and down.   According to the calculation of the heavenly stems and earth, the "Renzi" was 1912, the year the Republic of China was founded. According to the "Xinjiang Pictorial Records and Food and Goods Records", in 1907, Xinjiang began to use machines to cast payment silver with money as the face value. The next year, it began to cast two-unit payment silver, but the back of the payment The pattern symbolizing the seated beon dragon of the Qing Dynasty. In 1911, the Revolution of 1911 broke out, and the following year the Republic of China government was established. To celebrate the overthrow of feudal society for thousands of years, the Xinjiang Kashgar Mint immediately began to eliminate the benson pattern symbolizing feudal monarchy, and recast it to symbolize Han, Manchu, Mongolian, and Hui , Tibet’s five major ethnic groups, republic and equality, cross the "five-color flag" payment. The pattern design on the silver coin is very unique. Even the circle, the five patterns represent the five colors, which not only symbolize the five ethnic groups of Han, Manchu, Mongolian, Hui and Tibet, but also express a determination to celebrate, unity and republic. With Xinjiang’s regional cultural characteristics, it has also released a cultural concept of tolerance and integration. Compared with the previous silver coins of ethnic minorities such as Xinjiang and Tibet, this silver coin has a higher silver content. The straight edges are neat and deep, and the marks and defects of mechanical piping are more obvious. Under the microscope, the silver coin has a fine texture and five-color shimmering patina. In addition, the issue of the coin is relatively small, so it is a silver coin with great collection potential.