中华民国开国纪念币十文，又称“双旗币”，双旗币是近段时间比较热藏品，铜黄色的外形不仅给人一种凝重的历史沧桑感，且整个钱币的版面分为内外圈两部分，整体设计非常细致，英文字母、中文楷体以及花纹设计图案精美，因而在拍场上也吸引了相当一大批业内藏家们的关注。

中华民国开国纪念币是铜元收藏研究中很重要的一个品类，甚至可以说是民国铜元的主体品种。1911年辛亥革命胜利后，清帝退位，中华民国成立，中华民国开国纪念币是由民国政府发行的一款纪念铜钱，正面“中华民国开国纪念币”字样，十文，背面交叉龙旗。铜币当时面值以当十、当二十为主，非常珍贵。

此枚民国开国纪念币双旗币十文，正面是双旗图案，旁边装饰兰花图样，钱币上下以篆书雕刻“中华民国开国纪念币”字样；反面饰有嘉禾纹与“十文”字样。该钱币纹样精美，包浆自然，品相完好。保存品相不错，藏品虽经历了无穷岁月，但纹路依然清晰可见，上面的锈迹也见证了其历史的积淀，具有非常明显的历史过渡性特征，有着难以言喻的价值。

双旗币是近段时间比较热藏品，铜黄色的外形不仅给人一种凝重的历史沧桑感，且整个钱币的版面分为内外圈两部分，整体设计非常细致，英文字母、中文楷体以及花纹设计图案精美，因而在拍场上也吸引了相当一大批业内藏家们的关注。

中华民国开国纪念币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，具有深远的历史纪念意义；同时，还是考古和研究中国历史文化难得的实物。珍贵的中华民国开国纪念币，记录了辛亥革命惊天动地的伟大历史，由于历经百年风雨，“开国纪念币”存世量极为稀少，尤其是品相好的更为稀缺，因此很受收藏爱好者青睐。

清朝末期，由于外国列强的入侵，导致了货币的贬值和新型钱币的出现，其中铜币就是这个时候出现的，以当十铜元为主，当然也有其他面值的，且铸造的铜元面值也是越来越大。当时全国各地都纷纷设立造币厂，发行银币和铜币。福建省也不例外，在清朝光绪26年，也开始铸造发行铜币，大清光绪年流通大面值货币之首，是我国首批引进海外技术的印发流通货币，对于现今也蕴藏了一定历史意义。

福建在清朝铸造钱币的规模是比较大的，它先后设立了三个钱局， 最早的一个钱局是南局，该钱局主要铸造发行当十铜元，偶尔也会铸造当五文和当二十文铜元。其中当十铜元的材质是紫铜的，铸造工艺精湛。

第二个钱局是西局，该钱局是于光绪31年开始铸造发行铜元，这个钱局有一个特点，只铸造发行当十铜元。第三个钱局是闽海关铜币局，俗称东局，该造币厂是在光绪31年设立的，但是该钱局由于经营不善，所以铸造铜元的时间不长，就停止铸造了。因此，光绪元宝“福建官局造”钱币现存稀少！

福建官局造光绪元宝当十龙纹铜币，钱币正面直读为“光绪元宝”，外环珠圈，上缘纪地文字为“福建官局造”。下缘纪值文字为“每枚当钱十文”；背面中央铸"飞龙"图及珠圈，上下均有英文。质地浑厚有实感，收藏价值附带着特殊的历史意义。

英文翻译：

The ten commemorative coins for the founding of the Republic of China, also known as "Double Flag Coins", are relatively hot collections in recent times. The copper-yellow appearance not only gives a sense of dignified historical vicissitudes, but also the entire coin layout is divided into inside and outside. In the two parts of the circle, the overall design is very meticulous. The English letters, Chinese italics and patterns are exquisitely designed, which has attracted the attention of a considerable number of collectors in the industry. The commemorative coin for the founding of the Republic of China is a very important category in the study of copper yuan collection, and it can even be said to be the main variety of the Republic of China copper yuan. After the victory of the 1911 Revolution in 1911, the Qing emperor abdicated and the Republic of China was established. The Republic of China commemorative coin is a commemorative copper coin issued by the government of the Republic of China. The face value of copper coins at that time was mainly ten or twenty, which was very precious. This commemorative coin for the founding of the Republic of China is a double-flag coin with ten characters. The front is a double-flag pattern, and the side is decorated with an orchid pattern. The upper and lower sides of the coin are engraved with the words "Commemorative Coin of the Founding of the Republic of China"; The coin has an exquisite pattern, natural patina, and good condition. The preserved condition is good. Although the collection has gone through endless years, the lines are still clearly visible. The rust on it has also witnessed its historical accumulation. It has very obvious historical transition characteristics and has indescribable value. Double flag coins are relatively hot collections in recent times. The copper-yellow shape not only gives people a dignified sense of historical vicissitudes, but also the entire coin layout is divided into two parts, the inner and outer circles. The overall design is very detailed, with English letters, Chinese italics and patterns. The design patterns are exquisite, which has attracted the attention of a large number of collectors in the industry. The commemorative coin for the founding of the Republic of China is a fine product of modern Chinese coins. It has historical influence and is a highly valuable revolutionary cultural relic with far-reaching historical commemorative significance. At the same time, it is also a rare object in archaeology and research on Chinese history and culture. The precious commemorative coins for the founding of the Republic of China record the earth-shattering history of the Revolution of 1911. After hundreds of years of ups and downs, the "founding commemorative coins" are extremely rare, especially those of good quality, so they are very popular among collectors. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, due to the invasion of foreign powers, the currency depreciation and the emergence of new types of coins, among which copper coins appeared at this time, mainly when ten copper yuan, of course, there are other face values, and the face value of minted copper yuan is also increasing. Big. At that time, mints were set up all over the country to issue silver and copper coins. Fujian Province is no exception. In the 26th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, copper coins began to be minted and issued. The first large-value currency in circulation during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty was the first batch of currency issued and issued in my country that introduced overseas technology. It also has a certain historical significance for today. The scale of coin minting in Fujian in the Qing Dynasty was relatively large. It set up three money bureaus one after another. The earliest one was the Southern Bureau. This bureau mainly minted and issued ten copper yuan, and occasionally also minted Dangwuwen and Dangji. Ten copper coins. Among them, the material of the ten copper yuan is red copper, and the casting process is exquisite. The second money bureau is the Western Bureau. This money bureau started to mint and issue copper yuan in the 31st year of Guangxu. This money bureau has a characteristic of only casting and issuing ten copper yuan. The third money bureau is the Min Customs Copper Coin Bureau, commonly known as the East Bureau. The mint was established in the 31st year of Guangxu. However, due to poor management, the coin bureau did not take long time to mint copper yuan, so it stopped. Therefore, the Guangxu Yuanbao "Fujian Official Bureau" coins are rare now! The Fujian government bureau made the Guangxu yuanbao as a ten-dragon-patterned copper coin. The front of the coin reads "Guangxu yuanbao" directly, with a bead ring on the outer ring, and the script on the upper edge is "made by the Fujian bureau". The text on the lower edge of the chronology is "ten words for each coin"; the "Flying Dragon" picture and the bead ring are cast in the center of the back, with English on the top and bottom. The texture is solid and solid, and the collection value has a special historical significance.