拍品描述： 宣统三年大清银币一圆。天津造币厂。 DOLLAR后无点。闪烁出眾，无甚包浆，银光俱佳，车轮光唯美。铸打有力，铭文纤毫毕现。一抹橄欖杏色透现，在璀璨的银光下令人心动不已。 <font size= -8 > (t) <em>

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CHINA. Dollar, Year 3 (1911). Tientsin Mint. Hsuan-tung (Xuantong [Puyi]). PCGS MS-63. L&M-37; K-227; KM-Y-31; WS-0046b. Variety without dot after DOLLAR . Quite stunning and dazzling, this largely untoned Dollar from late in the Qing dynasty presents flashy brilliance and a great cartwheel nature to the luster. Meanwhile, the strike is rather robust and enticing, with the open fields of the characters side remaining free from issue. Further its sense of character, a hint of almond-olive toning is scattered about, offsetting the free-flowing nature of the silver.