Guangxu Silver Coin Ding Wei Shuanglong One Liang

Minted by the Tianjin Mint General Branch in the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1907)，It belongs to the trial coinage during the currency reform period in the late Qing Dynasty.，Originally planned to implement "two systems" national currency，Not officially circulated due to currency disputes，Rare in existence，It is a famous variety among modern machine-made coins.。

The four characters "Guangxu Silver Coin" in regular script in the center of the front of the silver coin，The outer ring is decorated with double dragon arches and longevity patterns.，The left and right parts are divided into stems and branches to record the year "Ding Wei"，The ornamentation is graceful and smooth，Meaning happiness, longevity and good fortune。The central inscription on the back is "One Liang"，Symmetrical double dragons playing with beads，The dragon pattern is vivid and powerful，Lining with auspicious clouds、Sea water river cliff pattern，Fine carving，Full layout。coin bread batter natural，Profound pictures and texts，Demonstrating the level of coinage craftsmanship in the late Qing Dynasty，Carrying historical information about the currency system changes in the late Qing Dynasty，It has both cultural relic value and coin collection value.