双龙寿字币库平七钱二

《双龙寿字币库平七钱二》广东双龙寿字币分一两、七钱二分、七钱二三种版别，其银币的铸造，史料中没有确切记载，也可能是关于其部分在历史长河中已丢失。因此泉家们历来对于其具体铸造情况有不同的解读，而且至今没有定论。在民国时期以张炯伯为首的诸多学者认为：这种银币是光绪三十一年，也就是1905，为纪念慈禧太后七十寿辰而铸造的。然而，不管是哪一个版别，在世界各地的艺术品拍卖会上，这些双龙寿字币都身价不凡。此广东省造光绪元宝双龙寿字币库平七钱二，直径3.9厘米，重约26.7克，该银币正面珠圈外上端镌刻“广东省造”四字，下端镌刻楷书“库平七钱二”五字，左右两侧各镌有一蝙蝠图案，珠圈内铸有满汉文“光绪元宝”四字。银币背面珠圈外铸双龙戏珠图案，珠圈内铸一圆形“寿”字。银币设计极富特色，正面两侧所铸的一对蝙蝠图案寓意吉祥。因蝙蝠的“蝠”字与“福”字谐音，与背面的“寿”字相对应，寓意“福寿双全”。此币包浆入骨，熟旧自然，深打字口清楚，流通痕迹明显，边齿过关，龙纹清晰，具有极高的投资价值和收藏价值，能珍藏者少之又少。

Shuanglong Shouzi coin Kuping Qiqian 2 Guangdong Shuanglong Shouzi coins are divided into three editions: one or two, Qiqian two and Qiqian two. The casting of silver coins is not accurately recorded in historical materials, or it may be that some of them have been lost in the long river of history. Therefore, the Quan family has always had different interpretations of its specific casting situation, and there is no final conclusion so far. During the period of the Republic of China, many scholars led by Zhang jiongbo believed that this silver coin was forged in 1905 to commemorate the 70th birthday of Empress Dowager Cixi in the 31st year of Guangxu. However, no matter which edition, at art auctions around the world, these shuanglongshou coins are of extraordinary value. This coin, Kuping Qiqian 2, a Guangxu Yuanbao made in Guangdong Province, has a diameter of 3.9 cm and weighs about 26.7 g. the upper end of the front bead circle of the silver coin is engraved with the word "made in Guangdong Province" and the lower end is engraved with the five words "Kuping Qiqian 2" in regular script. A bat pattern is engraved on the left and right sides respectively. The bead circle is full of Chinese words "Guangxu Yuanbao". On the back of the silver coin, a double dragon playing with beads is cast outside the bead circle, and a round word "Shou" is cast inside the bead circle. The design of silver coins is very distinctive. A pair of bat patterns cast on both sides of the front imply auspiciousness. Because the word "bat" of bat is homophonic with the word "Fu", which corresponds to the word "Shou" on the back, implying "both happiness and longevity". This coin is wrapped in pulp into the bone, cooked naturally, deep, clear typing mouth, obvious circulation traces, border teeth pass the customs, and clear dragon patterns. It has high investment value and collection value, and few people can treasure it.