中华民国元年军政府造五十文（错版币）

四川铜币是辛亥革命时期的产物。1911年12月发生“成都叛乱”。以尹昌衡、罗纶为正副都督的四川军政府取代了建设仅十二天的大汉四川军政府。新的四川军政府建设之初即面临着需用日繁、度支日绌的财政困窘时势。军政府迅速接受了四川成都造币厂。决议铸造“四川铜币”以应急。民国元年(1912)4月，四川成都造币厂奉四川军政府之命，开模铸造“军政府造四川铜币”，军政府造四川铜币应运而生，带有鲜明而浓厚的历史特征，历史意义重大。

四川铜币带有辛亥革命那一时期鲜明的时代印记，见证了那一段波澜壮阔的革命历史，是价值很高的革命文物，收藏意义不同凡响。四川铜币军政府造当制钱五十文，构思巧妙，工艺精湛，品相较好，集历史价值、艺术价值和收藏价值为一体，是一枚百年难得一见的钱币收藏精品，值得珍藏,这枚军政府造四川铜币。藏品保存较好，虽有锈蚀但其色泽自然，不论是文字还是图案，都显得自然细腻，深浅合适；上面的绿锈也见证了其历史年代的沉积，不难看出它明显的历史过渡性特征，该铜币虽然历经沧桑，但纹路依然隐约可见，有着难以言表的收藏投资价值。

在辛亥革命的历史大背景下，以保路运动为开端，四川省宣布独立，建立大汉军政府。军政府造的四川铜币就是这一时期建造的，四川铜币军政府是由四川铜元钱币演变过来的，最早铜元清光绪二十八年(1902)，川督岑春煊始议铸造铜元。

此枚中华民国元年军政府造四川铜币五十文，正面珠圈中心内镌“四川铜币”四字，四川二字有错位，俗称“错版币”，四字中心镌一朵精巧的芙蓉花，标志蓉城成都。珠圈外上端镌“军政府造”四字，下端镌币值“当制钱五十文”，左右两边各镌一个四瓣花星，银币反面中心圆圈内镌一个篆文“汉”字，代表了新政府“大汉”的意思，具有反清含义。有横向底纹装修，旁围十八个小圆圈构成的圆圈，竖条有二条穿过圆圈，俗称“二毛”版本。内镌纵向饰纹，标志着当年呼应辛亥革命的十八个省。圈外上端镌“中华民国元年”六字。铸造精美，工艺精湛，雕工极好，浮雕感很强，岁月的痕迹更为其增添了几分沉静和古朴的质感。钱币虽小，也可管窥当时社会文化一斑，质地浑厚有实感，收藏价值附带着特殊的历史意义。

经过这几年的钱币市场酝酿，以机制币为主的钱币交易市场正在悄然升温。特别是沿海城市及内地市场掀起一场铜币投资热。铜币是钱币收藏的很大一类，不同版别的铜币都有其独特的韵味，值得投资者们细细品味。在古币的市场交易中，这军政府造四川铜币当制钱五十文更是备受青睐，成为很多全国各地收藏爱好者们追逐的焦点。

Sichuan copper coins were a product of the Xinhai Revolution period. The Chengdu Rebellion occurred in December 1911. The Sichuan Military Government, led by Yin Changheng and Luo Lun, replaced the Han Sichuan Military Government, which had only been under construction for twelve days. At the beginning of the construction of the new Sichuan military government, it faced a financial dilemma of daily demands and insufficient expenses. The military government quickly accepted the Sichuan Chengdu Mint. Resolution to mint "Sichuan Copper Coins" as an emergency measure. In April of the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the Chengdu Mint in Sichuan was ordered by the Sichuan Military Government to open a mold and cast the "Military Government Made Sichuan Copper Coin". The Military Government Made Sichuan Copper Coin emerged with distinct and strong historical characteristics, and has significant historical significance.

Sichuan copper coins bear a distinct historical imprint from the period of the Xinhai Revolution, witnessing the magnificent revolutionary history. They are highly valuable revolutionary cultural relics with extraordinary significance for collection. The Sichuan Copper Coin made by the military government is a collection of fifty coins, with clever ideas, exquisite craftsmanship, and good appearance. It combines historical value, artistic value, and collectible value, making it a rare and precious treasure worth collecting for a hundred years. This Sichuan copper coin was made by the military government. The collection is well preserved, although it has rust, its color is natural. Whether it is the text or the pattern, it appears natural and delicate, with appropriate depth; The green rust above also witnesses the sedimentation of its historical era, and it is not difficult to see its obvious transitional characteristics. Although the copper coin has gone through vicissitudes, the patterns are still faintly visible, and it has indescribable collection and investment value.

In the historical context of the Xinhai Revolution, starting with the Road Protection Movement, Sichuan Province declared independence and established the Han Military Government. The Sichuan copper coins made by the military government were built during this period. The military government of Sichuan copper coins evolved from the Sichuan copper yuan coins. The earliest copper coins were minted in the 28th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1902), when the Sichuan Governor Cen Chunxuan began to discuss the casting of copper coins.

This fifty wen Sichuan copper coin was made by the military government in the first year of the Republic of China. The center of the front bead circle is engraved with the four characters "Sichuan Copper Coin". The two characters of Sichuan are misplaced, commonly known as "Wrong Edition Coin". The center of the four characters is engraved with a delicate hibiscus flower, symbolizing Chengdu City. The upper end of the bead circle is inscribed with the words "made by the military government", the lower end is inscribed with the currency value "fifty wen when making money", and a four petal flower star is engraved on each side. The center circle on the reverse side of the silver coin is inscribed with a seal script "Han" character, representing the meaning of the new government's "Great Han" and having anti Qing connotations. There is a horizontal pattern decoration, surrounded by a circle of eighteen small circles, and two vertical bars pass through the circle, commonly known as the "two hair" version. The vertical decorative pattern engraved inside symbolizes the eighteen provinces that echoed the Xinhai Revolution back then. The upper end of the circle is inscribed with the six characters "the first year of the Republic of China". Exquisite casting, exquisite craftsmanship, excellent carving, strong relief, and the traces of time add a touch of tranquility and antiquity to it. Although coins are small, one can still glimpse a glimpse of the social and cultural context of that time. Their texture is rich and tangible, and their collection value carries special historical significance.

After years of brewing in the cryptocurrency market, the cryptocurrency trading market dominated by mechanism coins is quietly heating up. Especially in coastal cities and mainland markets, there has been a surge in copper coin investment. Copper coins are a large category of coin collections, and different editions of copper coins have their unique charm, which is worth savoring by investors. In the market trading of ancient coins, the military government madeSichuan copper coins are highly favored when it comes to making fifty wen coins, and have become the focus of many collectors from all over the country.