贵州乾禾特别推荐：云南省造光绪元宝库平三钱六分！

贵州乾禾特别推荐：云南省造光绪元宝库平三钱六分

Guizhou Qianhe special recommendation: Yunnan zaoguangxu Yuanbao Kuping three money six points

艺术品编号：QHXJP20053

艺术品名称：云南省造光绪元宝库平三钱六分艺术品

规格：重约：12.1g 直径约：3.3cm

Art No.: qhxjp20053

Artwork Name: Yunnan Province made Guangxu Yuanbao

Artwork specification: weight: 12.1g, diameter: 3.3cm

艺术品简介：钱币正面铸有铭文，顶部铸楷体“云南省造”四字，底部铸货币价值“库平三钱六分”，中心直读“光绪元宝”四字，币中心为满文直译“光绪元宝”，外圈两侧各有一朵六角花纹装饰。背面中央为神龙图腾，纹路如刀刻所成，铸造工艺神乎其技，龙身纹路精美，色泽艳丽明快，自然纯正，光洁细润。外圈顶部铸英文“云南省”，下部为英文“库平三钱六分”，两侧雕饰六角花纹装饰。此币虽然经历了岁月的洗礼和历史的沉淀，但如今依然保存较为完整。钱币的两面变得非常光滑，在柔和灯光照射下会散发淡淡的银光。用手轻轻触摸，可以感受到清凉表面凹凸有致的龙纹与字，质感好，整体美观大方，仿佛带着一股王者的贵气，且数量稀缺，世之罕见，有着难以言喻的收藏价值。物。珍贵的光绪元宝钱币记载着清朝惊天动地的历史，由于历经百年风雨，存世量极为稀少，尤其是包浆浓厚的更为稀缺，因此很受收藏爱好者青睐。

Introduction to art:There are inscriptions on the obverse of the coin, Kaiti "made in Yunnan Province" on the top, coin value of "Kuping three coins and six cents" on the bottom, four characters of "Guangxu Yuanbao" in the center, Manchu literal translation of "Guangxu Yuanbao" in the center, and a hexagon decorative pattern on both sides of the outer ring. In the center of the back is the dragon totem. The pattern is carved like a knife. The casting process is superb. The dragon tattoo is exquisite, bright and lustrous, natural and pure, bright and clean. The top of the outer ring is cast with "Yunnan Province" in English and the bottom with "Kuping three coins and six cents", and the two sides are decorated with hexagonal patterns. Although this coin has experienced the baptism of time and the precipitation of history, it is still well preserved. The two sides of the coin become very smooth, and will emit a light silver light under the soft light. Touch gently with your hand, you can feel the dragon patterns and characters on the cool surface. They are good in texture, beautiful and generous as a whole, as if with a king's noble spirit, and the quantity is scarce. It is rare in the world, and has an indescribable collection value. Things. The precious Guangxu Yuanbao coins record the earth shaking history of the Qing Dynasty. After a hundred years of trials and tribulations, the amount of coins surviving is extremely rare, especially the ones with thick wrapping, so they are very popular with collectors.