藏品名称：光绪元宝（湖北省）

藏品规格：重约26.1g；直径约3.9cm

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藏品详情：光绪元宝是清朝光绪年间流通的货币之一。由湖北两广总督张之洞率先引进英国铸币机器铸造银元和铜元，之后各省纷纷仿效。共有十九个省局铸造，除中央户部，地方省所铸铜元，皆在其正面上缘镌写省名。古钱币的收藏价值是存世量、文化价值、铸造工艺来决定的。当今世上最为稀少的莫过于是其中湖北省光绪元宝”已经数年没有出世，如今真品“湖北省光绪元宝”举世难寻出几枚，价值难以言喻。湖北省造光绪元宝具有极高的收藏价值，而且古钱币是不可再生之物，存世量极为稀少，如今被各大收藏家和博物馆搜刮而去，唯有在高端交易会上偶尔能见到它的身影，所以其极为珍贵，实为典藏佳品！

此枚湖北省造光绪元宝库平七钱二分银元，直径为3.9cm。钱币正面珠圈内铸“光绪元宝”四字直读；顶部铸有“湖北省造”四字，左右两侧各有满文饰之，下环铸有“库平七钱二分”，字体工整秀丽，端庄大方，钱币背面中心为蟠龙图，上下环英文，左右各一圆点心。有着较高的书法艺术价值。

（ Guangxu Yuanbao was one of the currencies circulated during the period of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. Zhang Zhidong, governor of Guangdong and Guangdong provinces in Hubei, took the lead in introducing British coin machines to mint silver and copper yuan, which were followed by other provinces. There are nineteen provincial bureaus casting. Except for the central household department, the copper coins cast by local provinces are all inscribed on the upper margin of their fronts. The collection value of ancient coins is determined by stock, cultural value and casting technology. Nowadays, the rarest thing in the world is the Guangxu Yuanbao of Hubei Province, which has not been born for several years. Nowadays, the authentic "Guangxu Yuanbao of Hubei Province" is hard to find in the world, and its value is indescribable. Zhuangguang Xu Yuanbao in Hubei Province has a very high collection value, and ancient coins are non-renewable things, the stock is extremely rare. Now it has been searched by major collectors and museums. Only occasionally can it be seen at high-end fairs, so it is extremely precious and indeed a good collection!

This treasure house of Maoguang Xuyuan in Hubei Province has two cents of silver with a diameter of 3.9 cm. The front bead circle of the coin has four characters of "Guangxu Yuanbao" read directly; the top has four characters of "Made in Hubei Province", each with Manchu decoration on the left and right sides; the lower ring has "Kuping Qian Ding", the font is neat and beautiful, dignified and generous; the center of the back of the coin is a picture of Panlong, the upper and lower rings of English, and the left and right circular snacks. It has high artistic value of calligraphy.）