尺寸：重约：6.31g直径：2.83cm （寄售）

民国建设后,铜元仍继续大量流通使用。1914年,铜元正式改称“铜币”,民国刊行的铜币与清最大的区别是龙纹被换成了由稻穗组成的嘉禾纹。各省铸造的铜元大多为两面叉的国旗图案,并有“开国纪念币”或“中华民国铜币”字样。

纵观近年钱币交易市场,有几个征象值得人们关注：一是传承有序质量上有保证的古钱珍品质外受宠,藏家见了趋之若鹜,即便价钱高些也有人追捧。二是名家旧藏拓片异军突起。前些年交易人们重视的都是钱币实物,对资料性的工具不太在意,但迩来钱币文化的载体（如拓片、书籍等资料）也逐渐受到关注。三是品相愈加受重视。已往集币主要集品种,对品相没那么挑剔,但近年来钱币的品相被高度提升。

1911年辛亥革命胜利后,清帝退位,中华民国建设。中国民主主义革命的先驱者孙中山就任中华民国暂时大总统,并在颁布的“暂时大总统令”中提出要“另刊新模,鼓铸纪念币”,随后武昌和南京两处造币厂率先铸行了 “中华民国开国纪念币”铜元辅币,以十文面值的为主,在天下大量刊行以取代清朝铜元。这就是“中华民国开国纪念币” 铜元的由来。

Size: Weight: 6.31g Diameter: 2.83cm (consignment)
After the construction of the Republic of China, copper yuan continued to circulate in large quantities. In 1914, the copper coin was officially renamed "copper coin". The biggest difference between the copper coin published in the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty was that the dragon pattern was replaced by the Jiahe grain composed of rice ears. Most of the copper coins cast in the provinces are flag patterns with two forks and have the words "Founding Commemorative Coin" or "Copper Coin of the Republic of China".
Throughout the coin trading market in recent years, there are several signs worthy of attention: first, the quality of ancient treasures, which are well-known for their orderly quality, has been favored by collectors, even at higher prices. Second, the famous old Tibetan rubbings have sprung up. In the past few years, people have paid much attention to the real coins and paid little attention to the material tools. However, the carriers of coin culture (such as rubbings, books, etc.) have also been paid more and more attention. Third, more and more attention has been paid to the quality of each other. In the past, the main collecting varieties of coins were not so critical of the quality, but in recent years, the quality of coins has been highly improved.
After the victory of 1911 Revolution, Emperor Qing abdicated and the Republic of China was built. Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of China's democratic revolution, took office as the temporary president of the Republic of China. In the "temporary presidential decree" issued by Sun Yat-sen, he put forward the idea of "publishing new models and casting commemorative coins". Subsequently, two mints in Wuchang and Nanjing took the lead in coining the "commemorative coins of the founding of the Republic of China" copper yuan supplementary coins, mainly in ten denominations, which were widely published in the world to replace the copper yuan of the Qing Dynasty. This is the origin of the copper dollar of the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China.