拍品描述： 光绪年造户部丙午大清银币 中 字贰钱银币样币。 珍罕度：★★★。包浆柔美，夹杂一丝金杏色，银灰色币面光泽通透，品相出类拔萃，存世寥寥无几。在灯光下转动，会呈现出些许深邃包浆，但对整体状态毫无影响。根据鸿喜美术馆的中国近代金银币选集记录，此系列有两次打铸，一次為当时原铸，另一次，就如此枚样币一样，是后来的重铸。 <font size= -8 > (t) <em>

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CHINA. Silver 2 Mace Pattern Restrike, CD (1906) . Tientsin Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). PCGS SPECIMEN-63. cf. L&M-18 (no distinction made between originals & restrikes); cf. K-936 (same); cf. KM-Pn298 (same); cf. WS-0023 (same); cf. Wenchao-87 [rarity: ★★★; (same)]. Subtly toned with a golden-almond nature atop otherwise brilliant, argent surfaces, this minor pattern possesses immense appeal and charm, along with being a VERY RARE offering. Some very minor darker hues are evident when rotated in the light, but do not interfere with its overall beauty and grace. According to the reference <em>Rare Gold & Silver Coins of the Late Qing Dynasty</em>, published by the Chang Foundation, there are two strikings of this series--one being the contemporaneous original, and the other, like the specimen presented here, being a somewhat later restrike.