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| 裏面の説明 | Central field depicts a finely detailed Chinese imperial dragon facing forward, shown in high relief with scaled body coiling amid stylized flames and clouds, claws outstretched. Chinese characters reading 廣東省造 (Made in Kwangtung Province) are positioned along the upper arc within the beaded inner circle, while the denomination inscription 庫平一錢四分四釐 is divided to either side of the dragon and along the lower field. The entire design is framed by a beaded border matching the obverse. |
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Kwangtung was the first Chinese province to operate a modern steam-powered mint, established in 1889 under Viceroy Zhang Zhidong after he imported machinery from the Birmingham Mint. This coin is among the earliest products of that facility — Zhang had to fight considerable bureaucratic resistance from Beijing, where conservative officials viewed provincial silver minting as a threat to central monetary authority. They were right to worry. Within a decade, nearly every major province had followed Kwangtung's lead, fragmenting coinage production across the empire in ways the Qing court never fully controlled.