四川铜币价格身价涨幅
四川铜币，是晚清和北洋时期四川省地方政权铸造的货币。由于川省银铜矿缺乏，加之辛亥革命以后军阀割据，致使中央《币制条例》关于铜币之原料比例、铜币面额的规定没有严格遵守，自光绪二十九年六月开铸，至民国二十四年十一月法币开始流通逐渐退出流通领域。民国二年，添铸当一百和当二百文的铜币，前者规格与当五十相同，仅仅版面略大；后者则不同。进入北洋时代以后，军阀割据、时局动荡，铜昂，于是四川铸币厂采取降等减重、加大面值的方法谋取私利。1914年起，专铸当100文、当200文铜元，各军阀纷纷效尤。1935年，国民在四川推行法币，四川铜币遂逐渐退出流通市场。该藏品为四川铜币，币面正中为海棠图案，四周镌刻“四川铜币”，下书币值“当制钱五十文”；背面圈内为篆阳文“汉”字，具有反清意义，圈外有十八个小圈环绕，寓意立的十八个行省，上端镌刻“民国元年”。该币包浆醇厚，锈色自然，岁月流痕显著，给人一种凝重的历史沧桑感，图案精美，浮雕感强，铸造工艺精好，内涵深邃，值得收藏。
1911年10月辛亥革命爆发，12月四川成立大汉四川军，四川军接管了设在成都的四川造币分厂。为满足军需和保路运动的需要，废除了前清龙模银铜币，新创四川银、铜币模型，于1912年起，由四川造币厂正式开铸四川军“汉”字银、铜元。In October 1911, the 1911 Revolution broke out. In December, Sichuan established the Sichuan Military Government of the Han Dynasty. The Sichuan Military Government took over the Sichuan Mint Branch in Chengdu. In order to meet the needs of military supplies and road protection campaign, the former Qinglong silver and copper coins were abolished and the Sichuan silver and copper coin models were created. Since 1912, the Sichuan Mint officially opened the Sichuan Military Government's "Han" silver and copper coins.民国三年军造四川铜币，铜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“军造”四字，下缘为“当制钱壹百文”字样，标明币值，左右饰以花星纹饰。铜币背面中央大圆圈内为一篆书“汉”字，“汉”字底有数十条横直纹，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”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的民国历史!In the three years of the Republic of China, the military government made Sichuan copper coins. On the front side of the coins, the four characters "Sichuan copper coins" were found in the central bead circle, which were arranged from top to bottom, with lotus pattern in the center. The upper margin of the bead circle is "made by the military government" and the lower margin is "made as a hundred words of money", indicating the value of the currency and decorating the left and right with flower stars. On the back of the large circle in the center of the coin is a seal book "Han". There are dozens of horizontal lines on the bottom of the word "Han". Therefore, coin collectors also call it "Han" copper yuan. There were 18 small circles outside the circle, representing the 18 provinces at that time. The combination of 18 small circles around the word "Han" implies that the people of 18 provinces united to fight for "expelling the Tartars and restoring China". It bears the distinct epoch mark of the Revolution of 1911, and witnesses the magnificent national history of that period! uuuuuuuuuu
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