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Yuan Datou in the third year of the Republic of China. The obverse pattern of the silver coin shows the left side profile of Yuan Shikai in military uniform in the middle. The top of the 3rd year version of the Republic of China is "Third Year of the Republic of China", and the 8th, 9th and 10th year editions of the Republic of China are "Made in the x year of the Republic of China"; the reverse pattern is two crossed rice ears. There are three Yuan Datou coins in this set from the third year of the Republic of China. They are in good condition and have very good silver color. They are one of the few surviving coins. This Yuan Datou coin from the third year of the Republic of China has the wrong version: there are 4 bars on the left and right of the epaulette, the 8-character Jiahe knot is misaligned up and down, the bottom horizontal line of the first character has long awns and broken awns on the right side, the wrong version is at the back of the head, there is less hair, and Jiahe has incomplete internal teeth. During the history of the Republic of China, the parallel currency system of silver taels and silver dollars was maintained. It was not until 1933 that the two currencies were abolished and the silver dollar was replaced by the yuan, and the silver dollar became the single main currency. In 1935, a policy was implemented that prohibited the use of silver dollars and used "legal currency" to exchange silver dollars. The era of the silver dollar as the main currency has come to an end. Since then, the silver coins that appeared on the market have been items stored in personal hoards and have entered the field of collection and research. Yuan Datou's silver coins have conquered many collectors in the collection circle with their unique charm, and have become the coins that most collectors love to collect. The silver coins are simple and elegant, with exquisite appearance, natural patina, clear and unusual money inscriptions, elegant and elegant, and have certain collection value. Yuan Datou was one of the main currencies in circulation during the Republic of China. It is known as the treasure of silver coins in the currency collection community. It is the most widely circulated and influential variety of silver coins among nearly a thousand modern silver coins in my country. Because it is a physical currency, due to people's recognition of precious metals and a strong sense of identity with history and culture, there are not a few people who collect it. "Yuan Datou" has relatively strong liquidity, which is also one of the factors that collectors are optimistic about, and the "money" scene is promising. Recent transaction records of Yuan Datou: One Yuan Datou silver coin from the ninth year of the Republic of China ---------- Transaction price: 2.47 million Transaction date: 2017/12/18 Yuan Datou silver coin identification version --------------- Transaction price: 2.89 million Transaction date: 2017/11/21 Twenty-cent silver coin made by Yuan Datou in the ninth year of the Republic of China----Transaction price: 3.91 million Transaction Date: 2017/12/04 Yuan Datou Cheng of "Three Years of the Republic of China" ------ Transaction Price: 1.81 million Transaction Date: 2017/12/20 Yuan Datou Yi Composition ------------------ Transaction Price: 1.36 million Transaction Date: 2017/12/01 Yuan Datou Silver Coin Three Years of the Republic of China ------ Transaction Price: 1.19 million Transaction date: 2017/04/02 Yuan Datoucheng in the third year of the Republic of China ----------Transaction price: 1.41 million Transaction date: 2017/05/04 Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the actual object to avoid being cheated.