拍品描述： 丁未大清银币光绪年造壹圆样币。天津造币厂。 CHINA. Silver Dollar Pattern, CD (1907). Tientsin Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). PCGS Genuine--Cleaned, Unc Details. 非常罕见的样币版，经典图案，与其他大清龙币大相径庭。花型饱满（花朵设计而非星形），字面由水波纹外圈包围。缺少磨损显而易见，重新养出的包浆引人注目。些许轻微清洗痕迹，并不突兀。难得一见而且备受追捧的版别，是第一套大清帝国银币中的典范。铸量稀少，正面设计与1906年开始打铸打大清铜钱相似，流通不到一年便被1908版取替。 L&M-20; K-212 = KM; WS-0025; Wenchao-89 (rarity: ★★). A VERY RARE pattern issue that presents vastly distinct iconography that is a departure from most within the imperial dragon series. Namely, the very well-formed rosettes ( that are actually flowers rather than simple stellate creations ) and a cross-hatched outer border enveloping the entirety of the characters side. The lack of wear is obvious, and the toning that has begun to take hold immediately jumps out at the viewer. Some minor cleaning is noted, but this does little, if anything , to distract the gaze of all who look upon it. A tremendous opportunity for a difficult and immensely popular issue. This Dollar is a representative of the first set of "Tai Ch ing Ti Kuo" silver coinage. These issues--struck in limited quantities with a familiar obverse design based upon the imperial copper issues beginning in 1906--were placed into circulation and, in less than a year, were replaced by the 1908 issues.