Chengdu Station sells foreign coins

The British "Zhanyang" silver dollar, also known as the "Hong Kong dollar" or "Zhanren" silver dollar, is actually an abbreviation for foreign commercial silver coins in China. It is a British silver dollar popular in China in the late Qing Dynasty. There are many types of "Zhan Yang" formats, and according to preliminary statistics, there are about 60 kinds. "Zhan Yang" was issued from 1895 to 1935, which lasted 41 years. Except for some year names such as 1905 and 1906, which were not issued every year, there were actually a total of 23 years issued. From the perspective of format, "Zhanyang" can be divided into those with hidden markings and those without hidden markings. In addition, there are also fine casting editions and Qizi editions. The hidden mark refers to the inscription "B" on the tip of the halberd held by the warrior, which can be seen by human eyes. No secret sign means there is no secret sign on the front and back of "Zhan Yang". According to rumors, there are only five year numbers for the "Zhan Yang" editions issued without secret codes, namely 1895, 1897, 1900, 1925, 1930, etc. At present, in the coin trading market, the price of "Zhan Yang" is generally distinguished according to the year of issuance. Among the 23 types of "Zhan Yang" issued between 1895 and 1935, most of them are based on the quality of their appearance. The selling prices are between 650,000 and 700,000 yuan, but there are two varieties with higher prices, namely, the market price of "Zhan Yang" in 1921 is about 1 million to 1.2 million yuan, and the market price of "Zhan Yang" in 1935 is about 400,000 to 450,000 yuan. How much is the British silver dollar worth? Some transaction records of the foreign silver dollar in recent years: 1883 Mexico "Eagle Ocean" ----- Transaction price: RMB Transaction date 1930 Hong Kong One Yuan Station Ocean --- Transaction price: RMB Transaction date 1883 Mexico "Eagle Ocean" ----- Transaction price: RMB Transaction date Lutou one tael silver coin, 1899 ----- Transaction price: RMB Transaction date 1930 Hong Kong One Yuan Station Ocean --- Transaction price: RMB transaction date----Transaction price: RMB transaction date 1929 Hong Kong "Zhan Yang" one yuan---Transaction price: RMB transaction date 1929 Hong Kong "Zhan Yang" one yuan--- Transaction price: RMB Transaction date 1908 Hong Kong station foreign one dollar silver coin --- Transaction price: RMB transaction date set with 1911 Hong Kong station foreign one dollar silver coin ----- Transaction price: RMB transaction date Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated.