In the past two years, antique coins and art pieces set against the background of Mr. Nakayama's head have become extremely hot. According to statistical data, in the past year, the average auction price of commemorative coins related to the portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen was more than one million. ..................
The special version can also be auctioned for more than 2.5 million yuan, and such a soaring sky-high price can't help but make people more interested in investing in Mr. Zhongshan's coins. At the same time, the sun xiaotou founding commemorative coin, which is known for its rarity, is also expected to rewrite the auction price, thus setting a record high and becoming a target for people to rush to buy. ...........................
The coin's well-known circular layout at first glance is no different from ordinary coins, but a closer look reveals its distinctiveness: the copper-yellow texture, the side portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and the two six-pointed stars printed on the back make it look slightly unusual among the coin collections. Because of its two six-pointed stars printed on the back, it is called "upper hexagonal star".
This coin, known as sun xiaotou's founding commemorative coin, integrates archaeological value, ornamental value, historical and cultural value and humanistic value, especially suitable for those who have a special love for the collection. In the minting period of 1912 and 1927, when the domestic situation was not yet stable, the circulation of coins was too large, and the issuance period was relatively short, if you can find such a commemorative coin with a million worth of genuine goods, it will inevitably become the best choice for you to increase your value and rewrite the new auction point of history.
When the Republic of China was founded, because the currency system had not yet been established, except for Sichuan to re-mint the Great Han silver coins, fujian to re-mint the Chinese yuanbao, most of the major mints still used the former Qing steel mold to mint silver coins for circulation needs. Due to the chaos of the currency system, Chen Jintao, minister of finance of the Provisional Government, submitted a letter to President Sun Yat-sen on March 11 of the first year of the Republic of China, minting 10 million yuan of commemorative silver coins for rectification, which are commonly known as "small heads".
At that time, the number of Sun Yat-sen founding commemorative coins was extremely limited, especially the six-pointed star was now extremely sparse and had a high preservation value, and at the end of 2015, at an auction coin auction in Hong Kong, a well-preserved Sun Yat-sen founding commemorative coin was finally hammered at 5 million yuan after many rounds of bidding. These two commemorative coins of sun yat-sen's founding are in perfect condition, which is of great historical significance and collection value. It is a very rare and excellent collection. Friends who love collecting must not miss the opportunity!
Although in the early days of the issuance of "Sun Xiaotou", the Provisional Government issued a large number of silver coins into the circulation market, and also replaced the Great Qing Silver Dollar in a short period of time, but with the continuous war in modern China, "Sun Xiaotou" was worn out in large quantities, and the amount of silver coins with complete appearance was extremely rare, which led to the collection value of "Sun Xiaotou" rising in recent years and constantly being popular.
The collection has a unique casting style, fine engraving of ornaments, moderate shades, smooth font brushwork, smooth and bright bottom plate, beautiful silver and dazzling, extremely harmonious picture shape, and quite artistic achievements. It is worth mentioning that this coin is the second batch, the six-pointed star version, which is more expensive than the first five-pointed star version issued, and the quality is relatively better.
The small head of the breeder is worth more money, how much is it worth? Why is it valuable, there have always been many ordinary people and Tibetan friends who are very confused about these problems. Some people say it's valuable, some people say it's not worth it. Some people say it is only worth a few hundred to a few thousand, and some people say it is worth millions to tens of millions.
The value of the Sun Xiaotou in your hand is not valuable, mainly depending on what kind of version you have in your hand, the Sun Xiaotou "diameter is 39 mm, the thickness is 2.5 mm, and the weight is about 27 grams." There are two broad categories of this commemorative coin: it was minted in 1912 and 1927. In addition, there are three main types of special versions of Sun Yat-sen's silver dollars, and the current auction price is over 2 million.
Due to the difference in the ornamentation of the Republic of China's "Founding Commemorative Coin" edition and the Lishu Edition, coupled with the long minting time, many mints, and sometimes errors, some people use ornaments to classify the "Founding Commemorative Coin" of the Republic of China. Classified by ornamentation, there are mainly three categories: whether there is a bead ring on the front, whether there is a continuous leaf pattern on the back, and whether there is English on the back; Because of the number of stars, positive and negative leaves, font differences, English errors and other differences, coupled with private minting and misprinting, the Republic of China's "Founding Commemorative Coin" version is diverse, and it is precisely because of these nuances that collectors are stimulated to hunt and research.
In the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), Sun Yat-sen's gold sample coin with a back Jiahetu one-yuan silver coin was sold at a sky-high price of 6.16 million yuan, rewriting the world record for the auction of mainland coins; At the 2007 Spring Auction of Stamp Coins in Beijing Chengxuan, a gold sample of the 1916 Hongxian Era Feilong Silver Coin was sold for a high price of 2.53 million yuan, and another 1914 one-yuan gold sample coin was sold for 2.31 million yuan, showing the characteristics of high-grade rare coins that are highly sought after by investors. Both of the sample coins were tried by the Shanghai Center Mint and are sparsely preserved and valuable.