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The British "Zhanyang" is also known as the "Hong Kong dollar" or "Zhanren" silver dollar, which is actually an abbreviation of foreign trade silver coins in China, and is a British silver dollar popular in China at the end of the Qing Dynasty.

According to records, as early as the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Spain has been in Mexico to make "Benyang" silver coins (commonly known as "double columns"), to the Qing Dynasty Qianlong, Jiaqing years, China's foreign ** increasingly prosperous, from foreign inflow into China silver coins are also increasing. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to the "double columns", there are also Mexican "Eagle Ocean", British "Standing Ocean", Indochina "Sitting Ocean", Japanese "Dragon Ocean" and German Wilhelm I commemorative silver coins and other varieties, among them, the British "Standing Ocean" is famous for its excellent production and beautiful patterns.

In 1895, Britain used the mints of Bombay and Calcutta in India to mint a new silver dollar, namely "Zhanyang", which was designed and issued by Britain at that time to adapt to the circulation of China and the Hong Kong market. The obverse of the silver dollar** is a samurai wearing a steel helmet, holding a halberd and a shield, the shield is a rice-shaped British flag pattern, and the upper end has the English currency value "onedol-lar (one dollar)" on the left and right of the samurai, and the year below; The back pattern ** is the life character pattern, the top and bottom are the Chinese "one yuan", and the left and right are the Malay "one yuan". The weight is grams, and the fineness is about 90%.

After the issuance of the coin, it was initially circulated in China's Guangdong and Guizhou provinces, and began to be used in the north after 1900, especially in the Beijing-Tianjin region, and gradually occupied most of China's areas from south to north, and took a large number of **.

In 1895, due to the British restrictions on the outflow of local silver coins, the British minted new silver dollars at the mints of Bombay and Calcutta in India for British use in Asia, so they were still strictly British silver coins. The obverse of the silver dollar ** is a British goddess holding a halberd and a shield (so it is commonly known as "standing foreign" or "standing people" in China), and the upper end has an English currency value "onedollar (one dollar)" around the goddess, and there is a year below; The back ** is the life character pattern, the top and bottom are the Chinese "one yuan", and the left and right are the Malay "one yuan". Weight grams, fineness.

After its issuance, the coin was widely circulated in Asian countries, especially in East Asia and Southeast Asia.

According to the "Silver Dollar Illustration" published by the People's Bank of China in 1952, its official name should be the Annan silver dollar, also known as "sitting people" and "Faguang", because the wreath on the head of the seated statue of Lady Liberty minted on the obverse of this silver coin has seven beams of light, commonly known as "seven horns". However, for the sake of narrative convenience, the following still uses the term "sitting on the ocean", and the silver dollar is on the front of the statue of the Lady of Liberty, which is also the reason for the name of "sitting on the ocean".

Why are there so many ** to think about others, just caring about cheating other people's money, it won't be good in the future, and I was almost fooled.

I myself can identify anyone else, you appraiser and I are a small shrimp, worship me as a teacher, teach you for free.

If it's really fake, it's not fake, it's not true, so study it slowly. Weight. Edge teeth, patterns, toning, sounds. There is a suspicion that it is false.

The British Queen's 19o8 Standing Abroad, may I ask how much is the market price?