双旗币（中华民国二年四川造币厂造二百文）

双旗币（中华民国二年四川造币厂造二百文）

藏品名称：双旗币（中华民国二年四川造币厂造二百文）

藏品编号：XYXZF0815002

类 别：钱币

价 格：议价

重量：23.5g

直径：43mm

简介：1911年辛亥革命胜利后，清帝退位，中华民国成立。民国成立时，由于币制尚未建立，主要的造币厂，大都仍沿用前清钢模铸造钱币，以供流通需要，当时四川改铸四川铜元，有二百文、五百文一等币值。随后在颁布的“临时大总统令”中提出要“另刊新模，鼓铸纪念币”，国民政府统一币模后，原本的钱币便停止了铸造发行，因而四川造币厂贰百文铸造量少，流通时间短，极其珍贵。

四川造币总厂造二百文双旗币，钱币正面圆环内铸有“贰百文”字样，圈内下方为麦穗环绕，圈外上面铸写“中华民国二年”六字，下方铸写“四川造币厂造”六字，左右两侧各饰一朵四角星花纹；钱币背面中间有双旗交叉而立，旗杆系有弯曲的璎珞，双旗笔直挺立，位于珠圈内，圈外上方为英文字体“中华民国二年”，下方为“200文”英文字样。此类钱币根据其背面的旗帜图案，有直缨、曲缨之差异，此枚四川造币厂造二百文属于曲缨双旗。

双旗二百文铜元由于不是单一铸造者生产，故其版式亦相应较多。仅仅是有明显差异的版式也在数十种以上。双旗二百文铜元可按其币背交叉双旗下垂之旗缨不同而分为两大类版式，旗缨垂直下垂者，带称“直缨版”；旗缨环绕旗杆下垂者，俗称“曲缨版”。

Because the two hundred bronze yuan of Shuangqi is not produced by a single founder, its format is also relatively large. There are just a few dozen different formats. Two hundred bronze coins with two flags can be divided into two types according to their cross backs and the flag sagging. The flag sagging vertically is referred to as the "straight version". The flag sagging around the flagpole is commonly known as the "Qumu version".

1913年(民国2年)．因尹昌衡率军人藏平叛而代尹继任四川军政府都督的胡景伊，在继续铸造“汉”，增铸重七钱的二百文大面额铜元一种。币面中心直书“贰百文”面值．两旁分列嘉穗图案，上沿糖年号“中华民国二年”，下沿锈厂名“四川造币厂造”，左右分列十字花星。钱币背中央为交叉双旗图，外环殊圈，上沿锈英文“THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA”(中华民国)，下沿锈英文“200 CASH（200仙)。这是民国时期四川铜元中唯一使用英文的一种。因而四川造币厂贰百文铸造量少，流通时间短，极其珍贵，具有很高的历史价值、艺术价值和收藏价值。

In 1913 (2 years of the Republic of China). Hu Jingyi, who succeeded Yin as governor of Sichuan Military Government because of Yin Changheng's rebellion against Tibet, continued to cast the Han Dynasty, adding 200 large-denominated copper yuan weighing seven dollars. The face value of the direct book "Bian Baiwen" in the center of the coin is divided into Jiasui patterns on both sides, with the sugar year number "Two Years of the Republic of China" on the top and the rust factory name "Made in Sichuan Mint" on the bottom, and the Cross stars on the left and right. In the center of the back of the coin is a cross-flag picture with a special circle around the outer ring. The coin is along the Rust English "The REPUBLIC OF CHINA" (Republic of China) and the Rust English "200 CASH" (200 Immortals). This was the only English language used in Tongyuan in Sichuan during the Republic of China. As a result, Sichuan Mint has a small amount of cheap Baiwen, short circulation time and extremely precious, which has high historical value, artistic value and collection value.