中国古钱珍品一组大清铜币户部鄂字币和相字版

钱币见证着千年王朝的变迁，早的金属货币与可以追溯到商朝时期，能工巧匠的设计，再加上清秀有劲的文字，使得这种不可再生资源变得更加耐人寻味，而那些闪烁铜光、品相完整的大清铜币，则具有很大的升值潜力，市场拍价往往更是一些藏友们无法预估的。

“大清铜币（户部）”铸造流通时间尽管只有十余年，但其鼎盛时期全国共有十七省二十局开机铸造铜圆。十七省二十局先后铸造的当十铜圆，各不相同，版式繁多。仅以明显区别划分，其版式亦有数百种之多。大清铜币"当十铜圆共有二十个省局铸造。除中央户部铸造者外，地方各省所铸铜圆，皆在其正面中央镌刻阴文或阳文省名简称。

在目前发现的大清铜币中，有乙巳、丙午、丁未（光绪三十三年，1907年）、戊申（光绪三十四年，1908年）、己酉（宣统元年，1909年）、辛亥（宣统三年，1911年）六种年号。其中丙午、丁未、巳酉为常见，而稀缺的是乙巳、戊申和辛亥。越是稀缺，则能收集的人不多，基本上收集到就不再手。反而像丙午、丙午、巳酉更加热门，其抢手热度一直很高！

大清铜钱是“名誉钱币之一”，他的背面的纹路是一条刻画的栩栩如生的神龙，铸造工艺相当精美，而且还有云海作为衬托，看起来像是神龙在遨游天际。在我国，龙一直是人们心目中的神，是民族和文化的象征，对于中国人来说，与龙有关的东西都令人感到振奋和激动。这大清铜钱的背后刻画了一条神龙因而得到了收藏家的喜爱，另外，在民间传说当中，它背面的这条龙可以给人，趋吉避凶。这种种的原因都让他成为了投资者和收藏者的爱，价格自然也是一路飙升了。

大清铜币当制钱十文，此组藏品，总重约13.6g 直径为28mm，钱币正面珠圈内铸“大清铜币”四字，正中央铸一阴文“鄂”字和“相”字，是由户部指定流通的钱币。珠圈外上端铸满文和纪年“丙午”，左右分铸“户部”二字，下端铸“当制钱十文”，钱文清晰，字体挺拔俊秀，端正工整。背面珠圈外上铸“光绪年造”四字，和“宣统年造”，周围有“大清帝国铜币”的英文字样环绕。珠圈内铸有蟠龙图，神龙纹路依旧，如刀刻所成，铸造工艺神乎其技，且龙身纹路精美，并有云海衬托，威风凛凛。钱币两面经过岁月的洗礼后，纹路依然清晰，质感相当好，整体美观大方。此类铜币铸造不多，辛亥革命爆发，清王朝灭亡，故铸币有限，存世稀少罕见，极具收藏价值！

Although the "Daqing Copper Coin(Ministry)" casting circulation time was only more than ten years, during its heyday, there were 17 provinces and 20 bureaus in the country that started casting copper rounds. Seventeen provinces and twenty innings have successively cast ten copper rounds, each of which is different and has a wide variety of layout. Divided only by obvious differences, there are also hundreds of formats. Da Qing Copper Coin "When ten copper coins were cast in 20 provinces and offices. In addition to the Foundry of the Central Ministry of the People's Republic of China, the copper circles cast by the local provinces are all inscribed in the middle of the front with the name of Yinwen or Yangwen.
Among the Qing copper coins currently discovered, there are B, C, and Dingwei(Guangxu thirty-three years, 1907), Wu Shen(Guangxu thirty-four years, 1908), and Yi(Xuantong first year, 1909), Xinhai(Xuantong three years, 1911) six years. Among them, Bingwu, Dingwei, and Yi are the most common, while the most scarce are B, Wu Shen and Xin Hai. The scarcer they are, the fewer people they can collect, and the more they collect, the less they can do. On the contrary, like Bingwu, Bingwu, and Yi are even more popular, and their popularity has been high!
Da Qing Copper Money is "one of the top ten honorary coins." The pattern on the back of his is a vivid Dragon. The casting process is quite exquisite, and there is a sea of clouds as a backdrop. It looks like the dragon is swimming in the sky. In our country, the dragon has always been a god in people's minds, is a symbol of the Chinese nation and culture, for the Chinese people, the things related to the dragon are inspiring and exciting. Behind this large copper coin is a dragon that is loved by collectors. In addition, in folklore, the dragon on the back of the dragon can bring good luck and avoid evil. All these reasons make him a favorite of investors and collectors, and prices have naturally soared.
Daqing copper coins are used to make ten coins. This group of collections has a total weight of approximately 13.6 g in diameter of 28mm. The words "Da Qing copper coins" are cast in the bead circle on the front of the coin, and the words "E" and "phase" are cast in the middle. It is a coin that is designated for circulation by the Ministry. The upper end of the bead circle was cast in Manchu and the year of the "Bingwu", and the word "household" was cast on the left and right, and the lower end was cast as "when the money was made". Qianwen was clear, and the font was straight and handsome. On the back of the bead circle, the word "Guangxu Year Made" was cast, and the word "Xuantong Year Made" was surrounded by the English words "Qing Empire Copper Coin". In the bead circle, there is a dragon map, and the dragon pattern is still the same. If it is carved with a knife, the casting process is brilliant, and the dragon body is exquisite, and it is set off by the sea of clouds. After the baptism of the coins on both sides of the coin, the lines are still clear, the texture is quite good, and the overall beauty is generous. There are not many copper coins of this kind, the Revolution of 1911 broke out, and the Qing Dynasty was destroyed. Therefore, the coins are limited, rare and rare, and they have great collection value!