1 Yuan - Guangxu

This is the last of the dragon dollars struck at Tianjin before the Qing dynasty collapsed entirely in 1912, produced in the final year of the Guangxu Emperor's reign — though Guangxu himself died in October 1908, almost certainly poisoned, one day before the Empress Dowager Cixi. The timing remains one of the more compelling unsolved questions of late imperial Chinese history. Coins struck that year effectively outlived their issuing authority within months.

Kann 216 is a well-documented type with no significant die varieties of collector consequence, though attribution errors between the Tianjin and other provincial issues are common in the market.