大清铜币（学名清代机制铜圆）是清政府试图将铸币权收归国有、加强控制而铸造的钱币。其铸造始于1900年（清光绪二十六年），止于1911年（宣统三年），流通时间较短。 大清铜币的钱背中央为蟠龙，上端是“光绪(或宣统)年造”，下端英文“Tai-Ching Ti-Kuo Copper Coin”字样(大清帝国铜币)。其版面设计优雅，雕刻精良，且存世量极为稀少，大清铜币光绪年户部造“当十”被誉为中国近代制币中的十大名誉品之一。此枚大清铜币， 是中国钱币中的精品，有着历史熏陶，是价值很高的研究价值，具有深远的历史纪念意义；同时，还是考古和研究中国历史文化难得的实物

  The Qing copper coin (best known as the Qing Dynasty mechanism copper circle) is a coin cast by the Qing government that tried to nationalize the coin power and strengthen control. Its casting began in 1900 (26th year of Guangxu Qing), ended in 1911 (Xuantong three years), short circulation time. Qing copper back of the money central dragon, "Guangxu (or Xuantong) year", the lower end of the English "Tai-Ching Ti-Kuo Copper Coin" (Qing Empire copper coin). Its layout design is elegant, well carved, and extremely rare. The Qing Dynasty made the "Dangdang Ten", which is known as one of the ten famous products in modern Chinese coins.

This Qing copper coin is a fine product of Chinese coins, with historical influence, high research value and profound historical commemorative significance, and is also a rare archaeological and study of Chinese history and culture