尺寸：重约：37.07g直径约:4.5cm （寄售）

由于坐人开始铸造无论从成色及重量（37.215克，90%成色，1885年-1895年制规格，被称为加重坐洋）上都优于鹰洋，很快就占领了统治地位。也正因为其纯重高于墨西哥鹰洋（27克），多有藏匿及熔化者，故不能流通。因此，于1895年将重量减低，将一元坐洋的重量由原来的27.215克减至27克（1895-1928年制规格，被称为普重坐洋）。也正是因为其成色高重量足，晚晴以至民国，在中国南部的云南，广西、广东、福建沿海以及国内大部分商贾聚集地通用。一元坐洋于1928年停铸，随后于1931年以谷物女神头像重新开铸了1元，其的设计图案、重量（1931制减重为20克，成色不变）已和原先的坐洋迥异，人们习惯上仍然称其为坐洋，但须折价使用。

Size: Weight: 37.07 g diameter: 4.5 cm (consignment)
Since the foundry began to be superior to Eagle Ocean in terms of fineness and weight (37.215 grams, 90% fineness, 1885-1895 system specification, known as aggravated seating), it soon occupied the dominant position. It is also because its net weight is higher than the Eagle Ocean of Mexico (27g), there are many hiders and melters, so it can not be circulated. Therefore, in 1895, the weight was reduced from 27.215 grams to 27 grams (1895-1928 system specification, known as general weight sitting in the ocean). It is also because of its high quality and weight, late sunshine and even the Republic of China, Yunnan in southern China, Guangxi, Guangdong, Fujian coastal areas and most of the domestic businessmen gathered in general. Yuan sitting in the ocean ceased to be cast in 1928, and then recasted one yuan in 1931 with the head of the goddess of grain. Its design and weight (the weight of the 1931 system is reduced to 20 grams, the color remains unchanged) are quite different from the original sitting in the ocean. People still call it sitting in the ocean, but it has to be used at a discount price.