1 Jiao - Xuantong

The 1 Jiao struck in the final year of the Qing dynasty was issued just months before the Wuchang Uprising of October 1911 toppled the imperial government entirely. Xuantong — the reign name of the child emperor Puyi, then six years old — had barely three years of nominal rule behind him when the dynasty collapsed. Coins bearing his reign title circulated into a republic that had no interest in honoring them.

The Kann#230 attribution places this among the better-documented late Qing provincial issues, though die alignment and strike quality vary enough between surviving examples to suggest inconsistent production pressure at the Tianjin mint.