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鄂字版大清铜币背逆龙纹 Erzi version of Daqing copper coin with reverse dragon pattern 规格：重：6.7g Specification: heavy: 6.7g 背逆币到底是什么?它有多大价值? 其实背逆币的存在是造币厂由于铸模向右或向左偶然性的转动，造成硬币正反面图案方向不一致，其构成的角度数即为背逆币的度数，最大度数应为180°，而没有大于180°之理。 在铸币时产生如90°—180°这样的大偏差可能性极少，所以背逆90°一180°间的硬币数量相应稀少。如背逆180°，则背逆币的背面国微图案相对正面来说是倒了，应该说这是一种错币。物以稀为贵”。其中背逆45度角度的是最少的。 What exactly is counterfeit currency? How valuable is it? In fact, counterfeit currency exists. The coin pattern of the mint is not uniform because of the accidental turning of the mould to the right or to the left. The angle of the coin is the degree of inversion. The maximum degree should be 180 degrees, but not more than 180 degrees. There is very little possibility of large deviation such as 90 180 when minting coins, so the number of coins with inverse 90 180 is relatively scarce. If the inversion is 180 degrees, the micro-pattern on the back of the inversion coin is inverted relative to the front, which should be said to be a wrong coin. Things are precious when they are scarce. Among them, the 45 degree angle is the least. 大清铜币鄂字版户部造是大清钱币久负盛名的一种，被誉为中国近代机制币中的十大名誉品之一。大清铜币之所以名气大是由于他的历史性和珍稀性决定的，具有重要的历史意义和学术价值，一直以来都是大收藏家梦寐的。该藏品为大清铜币鄂字版，重：6.7g 。正面中央铸“鄂”字，周围环绕“大清铜币”直读，两侧镌汉文干支纪年“丙午”，左右镌楷体“户部”字样，上缘为满文“大清铜币”字样，下缘铸币值“当制钱十文”；背为蟠龙纹，上缘有“光绪年造”字样，下缘镌“TAI-CHING-TI-KUO COPPER COIN”（大清帝国铜币），底部铸货币价值：“当制钱十文”。 It is one of the most famous COINS of the qing dynasty. The great qing copper coin is famous because of its historical and rare value, which is of great historical significance and academic value. The collection is a bronze Chinese edition of daqing COINS, weighing 6.7g in diameter: 2.5cm. The word "e" was cast in the front center, and the word "da qing copper COINS" was directly read around. On both sides, Juan wen gan zhi recorded the year "c wu", around Juan kaiti "ministry of finance", the upper margin was manchu "da qing copper COINS", and the lower margin was cast "when making ten COINS". It has dragon pattern on the back, with the words "made in guangxu year" on the upper edge, followed by Juan's "tai-ching-ti-kuo COPPER COIN" (COPPER COIN of the qing dynasty). |
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