Fuzhou Sanming Ancient Coin Appraisal Authoritative Center

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Yuan Datou’s minting volume is very large. Only the Nanjing Mint in the past two years from February of the fourth year of the Republic of China to the fifth year of the Republic of China. Within 3 yuan. There is also information that tens of thousands of Yuan Datou were minted for one Yuan alone. Yuan Datou from the third year of the Republic of China was still being minted at least until 2009. New China also minted Yuan Datou in 2009 to meet the needs of marching into Tibet.
The obverse pattern of the Yuan Datou silver coin shows the left side profile of Yuan Shikai in military uniform in the middle. The upper part of the 3rd year version of the Republic of China is the 3rd year of the Republic of China. The Republic of China, 2019 and 2019 editions are made in the 1st year of the Republic of China. The back pattern is all two crossed plants. In the center of the rice ears, there are the words "one yuan", "zhongyuan" (five jiao), "two jiao", and "one jiao". Above the latter ones, there are the words "every two rice ears are equivalent to one circle, every five rice ears are equivalent to one circle" and every ten rice ears are equivalent to one circle respectively. The coins in this series weigh .g, 3.3g, .3g and .g respectively and the fineness is, ., . and . . In this series of coins, the one-yuan coins of the 3rd year of the Republic of China, the year of the Republic of China, and the year of the Republic of China are more common, while the coins of the 8th year of the Republic of China are less common. However, among the Yuan Datou from the 3rd year of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai's signed edition is outstandingly loved by collectors. One type is the English signature version of the Italian plate maker that was trial cast by the Tianjin Mint in the third year of the Republic of China. The other type is the signature version of Yuan Shikai's left side profile at the back of the neck (capital English R). The above two types (types) are sample coins that have not been officially circulated and used, so there are not many of them in existence. The current reference prices marked on several types of books are 10,000-10,000 yuan.
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Some coin friends asked why genuine treasure coins have not been sold at good prices recently. The author thinks that the main reason is the various materials in silver coins, especially high-end silver coins. There are too many counterfeit products made by and means, almost accounting for more than 10% of the total. Especially in recent years, using laser phototypesetting as a means to make rare and fake silver coins made of real silver, not only are they common, but their authenticity and clarity are even more real than real coins! It is difficult for people to distinguish between genuine and fake coins, causing many people to be deceived. In addition, Real collectors have limited financial resources, so they know it is a good coin, but because they are short of money, they can only look at the coin and wait. This is the main reason why rare coins cannot be sold at a good price. Therefore, the relationship between actual value, reference price and selling price is not static. The so-called sellers and buyers also have some elements of luck. Generally, the prices at auctions are relatively considerable. Fuzhou Sanming Ancient Coin Appraisal Authoritative Center