拍品描述： 民国十一年湖南省宪成立纪念一圆银币。长沙造币厂。 湖南省宪成立纪念。银光闪烁，悦目无比。细节锐利，光彩熠熠。此等品相极其 罕见 ，定令竞投激烈非常。 <em>军阀混战年代，人民希望统一，亦有意在其省份拥有自治权。湖南省省长赵恒锡為免该省陷入内战，致力制定省宪，终於在1922年1月1日完成。该宪法由13章节组成，条款共计141项，阐明中央政府及地方政府的差异。势力较弱的军阀对此宪法极为拥护，因其有如一张护身符，用以防止其他省份的军队未经批准进入本省。湖南立宪引起南方数省效仿，成功起草并制定省宪。</em> <font size= -8 > (t) <em>

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CHINA. Hunan. Dollar, Year 11 (1922). Changsha Mint. NGC MS-65. L&M-867; K-763; KM-Y-404; WS-0930; Chang-CH146. The Hunan Provincial Constitution type, struck to commemorate the promulgation of the document. A scintillating Gem, this stunner flashes with argent appeal that is beaming in an unbroken display of charm. The sharply struck details render well on the planchet, presenting an overall radiant appearance. VERY RARE when offered in this condition, and a certainty to reach a dizzying hammer price. <em>In a time of presidents and warlords, the people simply wanted to unite but also to have autonomy in their own provinces. Chao Heng-hsi, the governor of Hunan, wanted to protect the province from civil war, so he worked diligently to establish the Provincial Constitution, finally being successful on 1 January 1922. The constitution, which contained 141 articles grouped under 13 chapters, stated the difference between the central and local governments. Some of the weaker warlords supported these new terms, as they acted somewhat like a talisman--offering those weaker protection against those more powerful in that no other provincial army could enter another without permission. Consequently, several southern provinces followed suit and successfully drafted and instituted their own constitutions.</em>