2019年精品推荐四川铜币

2019年精品推荐四川铜币

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[name]: Sichuan copper coin

Type: Coins

[year]: Republic of China

[Specification]: weight: 20g, diameter: 39.3mm

军造四川铜币”是辛亥革命时期的产物。1911年12月发生“成都兵变”，以尹昌衡、罗纶为正副都督的四川军取代了成立仅12天的大汉四川军。新的四川军成立之初即面临着需用日繁、度支日绌的财政困窘局面。军迅速接管了四川成都造币厂，决定铸造“四川铜币”以应急。民国元年（1912年）4月，四川成都造币厂奉四川军之命，开模铸造“军造四川铜币”（也称“汉”字铜元）。

据有关资料，四川军政府铜币，因其铸主众多，铸期较短，再加铸造期间换模修版等原故，现存于世者版别极其繁杂，不下百种之巨。钱币正面图案中央是一个很大的篆书“汉”字，代表了新政府“大汉”的意思。

此枚四川铜币铸造于民国时期，重约：20g，直径约：39.3mm，该币正面中央珠圈内有“四川铜币”四字，上下左右分列，其中心饰有芙蓉花纹。珠圈上缘书“军政府造”四字，下缘是标明币值，下环铸“当制钱五十文”字样，左右饰以花星纹饰。铜币背面中央大圆圈内为一篆书“汉”字，因而钱币收藏者也称之为“汉”字铜元，“汉”字圆圈外还环绕有18个小圆圈，代表当时的十八个省份。把18个小圆圈围绕着“汉”字联成一体，寓意十八省人民团结起来共同为“驱逐鞑虏，恢复中华”而战斗，它带有辛亥革命那一时期鲜明的时代印记，见证了那一     段波澜壮阔因为铸造铜币有厚利可图。

除四川成都造币厂开铸军政府造四川铜币外，当时割据四川、甘肃各地的大小军阀也大量仿铸篆书“汉”字四川铜币，搜刮民脂民膏以充军政费用。有的地方没有造币厂，也无力购买机器造币设备，因陋就简采用晚清时期即已淘汰的传统翻砂铸造法铸造，于是粗制滥造品充斥市场。这种土法铸造的四川铜币现今还较为常见，钱币学界一般称之为“沙版铜元”。的革命历史。

此枚四川铜币基本可算得上好品相。品相好的铜元值得收藏，即使是普通品种，铜元收藏价值也较高。此枚四川铜币的品相保存得当，没有过多的磨损及人为痕迹，实属难得。

"Military made Sichuan copper coins" is a product of the 1911 Revolution. In December 1911, the "Chengdu mutiny" took place. The Sichuan army, with Yin Changheng and Luo Lun as the chief and deputy governors, replaced the Sichuan army of the Han Dynasty, which had only been established for 12 days. At the beginning of the establishment of the new Sichuan army, it was faced with a financial dilemma of increasing demands and spending. The army quickly took over the Sichuan Chengdu mint and decided to cast "Sichuan copper coins" in case of emergency. In April of the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Sichuan Chengdu Mint was ordered by the Sichuan army to cast "military made Sichuan copper coins" (also known as "Han" copper yuan).

据有关资料，四川军政府铜币，因其铸主众多，铸期较短，再加铸造期间换模修版等原故，现存于世者版别极其繁杂，不下百种之巨。钱币正面图案中央是一个很大的篆书“汉”字，代表了新政府“大汉”的意思。

According to relevant data, Sichuan military government copper coins, due to its large number of casters, short casting period, and the original reasons such as mold change and revision during casting, exist in the world in a very complex range, more than 100 kinds of huge. In the center of the obverse pattern of the coin is a large seal character "Han", which represents the meaning of "Han" of the new government.

此枚四川铜币铸造于民国时期，重约：20g，直径约：39.3mm，该币正面中央珠圈内有“四川铜币”四字，上下左右分列，其中心饰有芙蓉花纹。珠圈上缘书“军政府造”四字，下缘是标明币值，下环铸“当制钱五十文”字样，左右饰以花星纹饰。铜币背面中央大圆圈内为一篆书“汉”字，因而钱币收藏者也称之为“汉”字铜元，“汉”字圆圈外还环绕有18个小圆圈，代表当时的十八个省份。把18个小圆圈围绕着“汉”字联成一体，寓意十八省人民团结起来共同为“驱逐鞑虏，恢复中华”而战斗，它带有辛亥革命那一时期鲜明的时代印记，见证了那一 段波澜壮阔因为铸造铜币有厚利可图。

This Sichuan copper coin was struck in the period of the Republic of China. It weighs about 20g and has a diameter of about 39.3mm. There are four characters of "Sichuan copper coin" in the central bead circle on the obverse, which are arranged up and down, left and right, and the heart is decorated with hibiscus pattern. The upper margin of the bead circle reads "made by the military government", while the lower margin indicates the value of the currency. The lower ring is engraved with the words "when making money, 50 words", and the left and right are decorated with flower star patterns. There is a seal character "Han" in the central circle on the back of the coin, so the coin collectors call it "Han" character copper yuan. There are 18 small circles around the circle of "Han" character, representing 18 provinces at that time. The 18 small circles around the word "Han" are linked into one, implying that the people of 18 provinces unite to fight for "expelling Tartars and restoring China". It bears the distinctive era mark of the 1911 Revolution, witnessing that period of great momentum because of the huge profits of copper coins.

除四川成都造币厂开铸军政府造四川铜币外，当时割据四川、甘肃各地的大小军阀也大量仿铸篆书“汉”字四川铜币，搜刮民脂民膏以充军政费用。有的地方没有造币厂，也无力购买机器造币设备，因陋就简采用晚清时期即已淘汰的传统翻砂铸造法铸造，于是粗制滥造品充斥市场。这种土法铸造的四川铜币现今还较为常见，钱币学界一般称之为“沙版铜元”。的革命历史。

In addition to the Sichuan copper coins made by the military government by Chengdu mint, Sichuan copper coins with the character of "Han" were also made in large quantities by warlords and warlords from all over Sichuan and Gansu at that time, and the local people's fat and paste were collected to cover the military and political expenses. In some places, there were no mints, and there was no way to buy machinery for minting equipment. The traditional foundry method, which had been eliminated in the late Qing Dynasty, was used to make coins because of the poor conditions. Therefore, rough products flooded the market. The Sichuan copper coins made by this method are still common today, and are generally called "sand copper coins" in numismatics. The history of revolution.

此枚四川铜币基本可算得上好品相。品相好的铜元值得收藏，即使是普通品种，铜元收藏价值也较高。此枚四川铜币的品相保存得当，没有过多的磨损及人为痕迹，实属难得。

This Sichuan copper coin is basically a good one. The copper coins with good quality are worth collecting. Even for common varieties, the collection value of copper coins is also high. This Sichuan copper coin is well preserved, without excessive wear and human marks, which is really rare.

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