1 Yuan - Guangxu Six characters

Anhwei's silver dollar program was perpetually troubled. The provincial mint at Anqing lacked consistent quality control, and the Guangxu-era issues show measurable variation in planchet preparation across die marriages — Y#45.4 being one of several varieties distinguished by the character count in the reverse field inscription. The "six characters" designation separates this from otherwise near-identical dies, a distinction that matters considerably to variety collectors.

Anhwei dollars saw limited circulation relative to the dominant Guangdong issues, and the province's minting operations were effectively wound down before the dynasty collapsed.