尺寸：直径3.9cm；重36.7g

中华民国三年袁世凯像“七分脸”无签字版壹圆罕见精制金质样币，民国三年二月《国币条例》公布，天津造币总厂即进行筹划，币模由意大利籍总雕刻师乔治（L.Giorgi）操刀。乔治之前未见过袁世凯本人，是以照片为样雕刻，乔治自照片上以为袁“苍老虚弱”，“七分面”版完成后亲自携带样币赴北京晋见袁世凯，呈览时却发现所镂肖像与袁本人神采差异甚大，无法显示袁的强人形象而未受赞赏。乔治乃要求重刻并获核隼，袁世凯并坐下为其摆好姿态，重新雕刻后之肖像即通用之侧面像（俗称“袁大头”）。七分面有签名版及无签名版，存世数量甚少，金质样币更为凤毛麟角。

Size: 3.9cm in diameter; 36.7g in weight
Yuan Shikai was a rare refined gold sample coin without signature in the three-year "Seven Faces" edition of the Republic of China. In February of the three-year period of the Republic of China, the National Monetary Regulations were promulgated. The Tianjin Mint immediately planned the coin model, which was operated by L. Giorgi, the Italian chief sculptor. George had never seen Yuan Shikai himself before. He carved in the form of photographs. He thought that Yuan was "old and weak" and that after the completion of the "Seven Dimensions" edition, he personally brought sample coins to Beijing to meet Yuan Shikai. However, when presenting them, he found that the portraits carved differed greatly from Yuan's own demeanor and could not show Yuan's strong image without appreciation. George asked to be re-engraved and approved. Yuan Shikai sat down and posed for him. After re-engraving, the portrait was the general profile image (commonly known as "Yuan Datou"). There are signature and unsigned versions on the seventh side. The number of surviving coins is very small, and the gold sample coins are even rarer.