光绪元宝是中国最早的机制币，是中国近代机制币中的十大名誉品之一，俗称“龙洋”，因钱币背面 一般铸有龙纹而得名。其具有重要的现实意义和历史意义，且加上清末、民国战乱连连等因素，一些较珍贵的光绪元宝银元品种存世量已稀少， 收藏价值高。许多收藏家对它趋之若鹜，争相起价。   

北洋的银元生长历程映衬着中国晚清钱币政策的进与退，每一次断档也刻录着一次历史的颠簸。相识造币史和造币厂的变迁历程，不仅可以明确银元的历史价值，同时也会对差异时期银元的种类、成色、龙纹特征、齿边特征等方面提高认知。“龙洋”是银元中的开山鼻祖，是中国早的银元，相当于人民币珍藏中的第一套人民币。另外龙在中国传统文化中是势力、高尚、尊荣的象征。在珍藏品中，龙是着名的，关于龙的藏品为富厚，升值空间。

此枚钱币为北洋造光绪元宝，钱币正面珠圈内刻有“光緒元寶”，珠圈外上方刻有“北洋造”，下方刻有“庫平七錢二分”表明币值；钱币背面正中蟠龙图，蟠龙为长尾龙，眼神灵异炯炯有神，龙鳞雕刻细密有致，腾云驾雾，身姿遒劲有力，龙爪张扬，神武有力，龙身盘踞太阳，尽展皇家威严大气，外圈英文环绕。其包浆自然，字体端正，龙态生动一定能赢得广大钱币收藏爱好者的喜爱。像这么钱币目前市场存世也是十分罕见，其原因也是因为本来在市停止流通时间已久，且经历了战火纷飞的年代和外国侵略者的掠夺。有的已被收缴进了国库，有的被销毁熔铸，有的流落异国他乡，因此造就了物以稀为贵的现象。

清宣统二年(1910年)，清政府将铸币权统一于中央，规定以圆(元)为单位，每元重七钱二分，定名为“大清银币”;宣统三年(公元1911年)又重新制模，试制大清银币，主币的蟠龙图案版别很多，计有长须龙、短须龙、大尾龙、反龙、曲须龙及签字版等版别。清政府为整治各地分散铸币而引起的币制混乱，便致力于币制的整顿与改革。除明定铸币权统一归中央外，还详细制定了铸币的样式、单位、分量和成色。“曲须龙”银币即为其中成员之一。此系列币，体制完备，制作精美，实属中国货币史上之空前。这币种被称为“国币”，藏界称之为“大清宣三”。“曲须龙”的字面和龙面，均为乔治亲自设计及敲定，他的签名也在签字版上两面都出现过。

此银币的正面分为内圈和外圈两大部分，内圈刻有“大清银币”四个大字，外圈则是用楷体字和满文分别镌刻着“宣统三年”四个小字，币种一看就属于高档的银币，细节处不仅精美完整，磨损痕迹较少，而且银光闪闪，特别引人注目。再看钱币的反面，外圈底部印有英文版的“ONE DOLLAR”小字，内圈则是在曲须龙的环绕下，雕刻着“壹圆”两个大字，既说明了钱币当时的市值，又较好地展现出封建社会下，不一样的皇家风采。

近几年来，随着钱币收藏市场的不断升温，古钱币也慢慢走近了人们的视线中，各地钱币交易市场上，古钱币也相继取得了不错的成交价格。清银币宣统三年壹圆是钱币收藏世界，知名度极大的一枚，而且存世量极为稀少，具有无法估量的学术与历史价值。此枚大清银币宣统三年壹圆，品相精致，纹饰深邃，制作精良，艺术价值高，值得人们倾情收藏!

Guangxu Yuanbao is the earliest machine-made coin in China, and it is one of the top ten famous coins in modern China. It is commonly known as "Long Yang", which is named after the dragon pattern on the back of coins. It has important practical and historical significance, and because of the wars in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, some of the more precious varieties of Guangxu Yuanbao silver dollar have been rare in the world and have high collection value. Many collectors are flocking to it, competing for the starting price. The growth process of Beiyang silver dollar reflects the advance and retreat of China's coin policy in the late Qing Dynasty, and every time it is broken, it also burns a historical bump. Knowing the history of the mint and the changing course of the mint can not only clarify the historical value of the silver dollar, but also improve the cognition of the types, color, dragon pattern characteristics and tooth edge characteristics of the silver dollar in different periods. "Long Yang" is the originator of silver dollar, the earliest silver dollar in China, which is equivalent to the first set of RMB in the collection of RMB. In addition, the dragon is a symbol of power, nobility and honor in Chinese traditional culture. Among the treasures, the dragon is famous, and the collection about the dragon is rich and has room for appreciation. This coin is made of Guangxu Yuanbao made in Beiyang, with "Guangxu Yuanbao" engraved in the front bead circle, "Made in Beiyang" engraved on the top of the bead circle, and "Kuping Seven Money and Two Cents" engraved on the bottom to indicate the currency value; On the back of the coin, there is a picture of a dragon in the middle. The dragon is a long-tailed dragon, its eyes are bright and vivid, and its Long Lin is finely carved. It is soaring, its posture is vigorous and powerful, its claws are flamboyant, its SHEN WOO is powerful, and its body is entrenched in the sun, showing the royal majestic atmosphere, and its outer circle is surrounded by English. Its natural patina, correct font and vivid dragon state will surely win the love of the majority of coin collectors. It is very rare for coins like this to exist in the market at present, and the reason is that they have stopped circulating in the market for a long time, and they have gone through the years of war and plundering by foreign invaders. Some of them have been collected into the state treasury, some have been destroyed and cast, and some have drifted to other countries, thus creating the phenomenon that things are rare and precious. In the second year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1910), the Qing government unified the coinage right in the central government, stipulating that it should be in yuan (yuan) as a unit, with each yuan weighing seven cents and two cents, and named it "Qing Silver Coin"; In the third year of the reign of Emperor Xuantong (AD 1911), the model was re-molded, and the Qing silver coin was trial-produced. There are many versions of the panlong pattern of the main coin, including long-bearded dragon, short-bearded dragon, big-tailed dragon, anti-dragon, curved dragon and signature version. In order to rectify the currency confusion caused by scattered coinage in different places, the Qing government devoted itself to the rectification and reform of the currency system. In addition to specifying that the coinage right is unified to the central government, the style, unit, weight and fineness of coinage are also worked out in detail. The silver coin "Quxulong" is one of the members. This series of coins, complete in system and beautifully made, is unprecedented in the history of Chinese currency. This currency is called "national currency", which is called "Qing Xuansan" in Tibetan circles. The literal and dragon face of "Quxulong" were designed and finalized by George himself, and his signature appeared on both sides of the signed version. The front of this silver coin is divided into two parts: the inner circle and the outer circle. The inner circle is engraved with the four characters of "Daqing Silver Coin", while the outer circle is engraved with the four small characters of "Xuantong Three Years" in regular script and Manchu respectively. The currency is a high-grade silver coin at first glance, and the details are not only exquisite and complete, but also have less wear marks, and the silver light is shining, which is particularly eye-catching. Look at the reverse side of the coin. The English version of "ONE DOLLAR" is printed on the bottom of the outer ring, while the Chinese characters "One Yuan" are engraved on the inner ring surrounded by Qu Xulong, which not only illustrates the market value of the coin at that time, but also better shows the different royal style in feudal society. In recent years, with the continuous warming of the coin collection market, ancient coins have gradually approached people's sight, and ancient coins have successively achieved good transaction prices in coin trading markets around the world. The silver coin of Qing Dynasty has been promulgated for three years and one dollar is the world's most famous coin collection, and it is of immeasurable academic and historical value because of its rare existence. This silver coin of the Qing Dynasty has been handed down for three years and one yuan. It is exquisite in appearance, profound in ornamentation, well-made and of high artistic value. It is worthy of people's collection!