Q: Guangxu ingots do not have dragon noodles, what is the situation of pattern coins? Or is it a tes

This kind of thing you should call it a backlash or a remnant coin, which is not rare. The Qing Dynasty's money-making technology was inferior, and there were several or even more than a hundred degrees of such mistakes.

In the strict sense of antique collection, it is called an error only if there is a mismatch in the design and casting of the mold, resulting in the same batch of undue errors in the coinage.

It depends on which province made it.

A straight to the point fake! It's also a fake.

There is a problem with the internal teeth....Personal look fake!

The reverse version is the positive version"Guangxu ingots"Four characters, the circumference is in English, and the back is a dragon pattern and"Guangdong Province made a library of seven dollars and two cents"is the opposite of the shape of a silver coin. And your coin is just an ordinary circulating coin, not the same, if the quality is of good quality, ** about 600 800 yuan RMB

In 1889 (the 15th year of Guangxu), Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Liangguang, adopted the suggestion of the British HSBC Bank to stop minting the 73 reverse silver coin and replace it with the 72 reverse silver coin. The obverse of this coin is in Chinese and Manchu"Guangxu ingots"Four characters, surrounded by English. The back of the dragon is centered, and the surrounding is engraved"Guangdong Province made a library of seven dollars and two cents"Cross.

Because its design style is the opposite of the silver dollar in other provinces of the Qing Dynasty, it is commonly called"Seventy-two anti-version"。When the pattern of the coin was submitted to the imperial court for approval, the Qing court decided that it was not appropriate to have the foreign script on the obverse of the silver coin, and ordered that the foreign script be engraved on the reverse side. As a result, only trial samples are available for this coin.

Weighs 27 2 grams.

This coin is a trial mint pattern, with a special design and excellent casting, and is one of the 20 treasures of Chinese silver coins.

The reverse version of Guangxu ingots is written on the back of the face and the back part is written on the face, which means that the reverse version is called.

Guangxu 29 years minted Beiyang Kuping one or two silver dollars, because the foreign silver dollars circulating on the market at that time were seven coins and two cents weight, one or two systems are not conducive to conversion, so there is no large number of minting into circulation, only a small number of trial coins, very precious. In the 33rd year of Guangxu, Beiyang did not mint one or two silver coins in Kuping (minted two coins and two cents in 29 years), please don't be fooled into buying.

This is a modern fabrication, which is generally priced at hundreds of yuan on the stalls in the cultural play market, and the transaction is about 20 yuan.

The real wrong version of Guangxu ingots yours is.