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| 表面の説明 | Central field bears four principal Chinese ideograms arranged to be read top to bottom and right to left, denoting the reign title Guangxu and the mint origin Taiwan. Surrounding these central characters is a further ring of Chinese inscription indicating the denomination and weight standard of 7.2 candareens, as well as the designation Yuanbao (original currency). The legend is disposed in a traditional circular arrangement conforming to the conventions of late Qing provincial coinage. |
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This issue belongs to a short-lived attempt by Taiwan Province to operate its own mint in Taipei before Japanese occupation in 1895 ended the enterprise entirely. The coins were struck under Qing authority during Guangxu's reign but reflect the semi-autonomous administrative character Taiwan had developed, particularly under Liu Mingchuan, who had pushed aggressively for modernization of the island's infrastructure and finances in the preceding decade.
The "Made in Taiwan" attribution on these pieces distinguishes them from contemporaneous issues struck on the mainland to identical specifications. Production ceased when Japan took formal control following the Treaty of Shimonoseki.