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2 Jiao 5 Fen / 1/4 Dollar - Xuantong

Uitgever Ta-Ching Government Bank
Jaar 1910
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Gewicht 6.70 g
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Beschrijving keerzijde A sinuous five-clawed imperial dragon is depicted in profile at centre, pursuing a flaming pearl. A circular legend in Chinese characters arcs across the upper field giving the reign title and year of issue. The English denomination '1/4 DOL.' appears in the lower exergue in Latin characters. Symmetrical floral ornaments occupy the left and right fields, framing the central dragon motif.
Schrift keerzijde Chinese (traditional, regular script), Latin
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Aanvullende informatie

The Ta-Ching Government Bank was established in 1905 as the Qing dynasty's first modern central bank, granted authority to issue both paper currency and coinage. This quarter dollar belongs to a series authorized during Xuantong's reign — the child emperor Puyi, enthroned at age two — as the dynasty made its final, largely futile attempts to rationalize a hopelessly fragmented monetary system. The bank's coinage authority was effectively terminated when the Republic was declared in 1912, cutting the series short.

Kann #221 specimens show meaningful variation in die alignment and edge treatment across surviving examples.

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