银币，代表了中国近代的货币文化，反映了我国近代历史、经济、金融的兴衰和沧桑，具有很高的艺术观赏价值和文物价值，也具有一定的保值和升值功能。近年来珍稀老银币持续走俏各地拍卖场外，在互联网上珍稀银币的成交业绩也可圈可点。

Silver coins, on behalf of China's modern monetary culture, reflecting the rise and fall and vicissitudes of China's modern history, economy and finance, have high artistic ornamental value and cultural relics value, and also have certain value preservation and appreciation function. In recent years rare old silver coins continue to be popular around the auction house outside, on the Internet rare silver coins turnover performance is also noteworthy.

光绪银币丁未双龙一两是光绪三十三年的时候由清政府度支部设计和铸造的清代银币，这枚银币是在度支部天津造币总厂铸造，虽然铸造出来了，但是这枚币后来又被回收了，所以存世量非常小，这枚币因极少的存世量被称之为近代银元十珍之首，由此可见这枚银币在钱币爱好者心目中的地位。

The Guangxu silver coin Dingwei double dragon one tael is a Qing dynasty silver coin designed and minted by the Ministry of Duzhi of the Qing government in the thirty-third year of Guangxu, this silver coin was minted in the Tianjin Mint General Factory of the Ministry of Duzhi, although it was minted, but this coin was later recycled, so the amount of survivors is very small, this coin was called the first of the ten treasures of the modern silver dollar due to the very few survivors, which can see the status of this coin in the minds of the numismatic enthusiasts.

光绪银币丁未双龙一两正面：是分为内圈和外圈两大部分，中央珠圈内镌刻光绪银币四字，圈外分别写着丁未二字，并且还有两条戏珠的龙形图案，象征着吉祥如意，因为龙是皇权的象征，所以既显示了福气之意，又展现出皇权的威严，两条龙直奔龙珠，龙珠呈现一个篆刻的寿字，两龙伸出前爪，欲将其抓住，双龙抢夺一颗火珠，而且两条龙都为升龙之势，寓意天下升平，平步青云。

Guangxu silver coin Dingwei double dragon one tael obverse: is divided into two major parts of the inner circle and outer circle, the central bead circle engraved with the four characters of Guangxu silver coin, the outside of the circle were written Dingwei, and there are also two playing beads of the dragon pattern, symbolizing good luck and good fortune, because the dragon is a symbol of the imperial power, so it shows both the intention of blessing, and also shows the majesty of the imperial power, the two dragons go straight to the dragon bead, which is presented with the character of longevity engraved in seal script, and the two dragons stretch out the forepaw to grab it. The two dragons extend their front claws to grab it, the two dragons grab a fire bead, and both dragons are in the momentum of the ascending dragon, implying that the world is rising and leveling up.

光绪银币丁未双龙一两反面：光绪银币的背面中间镌刻“一两”二字，两侧是双龙戏珠图案，两条龙的背部和龙腹部分别有三团云朵，底部为海水纹，意为此双龙都为水龙，整体立体感很强，轮廓分明，表现压力十足。

Guangxu silver coin dingwei double dragon one tael reverse: the back of the Guangxu silver coin engraved in the middle of the word "one tael", on both sides of the double-dragon juggling pearl pattern, two dragons on the back and the dragon's abdomen were three groups of clouds, the bottom of the seawater pattern, meaning that this double-dragon for the water dragons, the overall three-dimensionality of the very strong, clearly defined, the performance of the pressure is full.

中国龙被视为神物予以崇拜。龙在古代既是皇族的象征，又是祥瑞的代表。清朝到民国时期，龙纹经常被设计、压铸于日常流通货币或纪念币。单龙被使用在货币上的情况比较多，双龙则相对较少，如果加上“寿”字则更少了。中国的 “寿”文化同“龙”文化一样，素来在中国文化史上占有非常重要地位。

The Chinese dragon is worshipped as a divine creature. The dragon was both a symbol of royalty and a representative of auspiciousness in ancient times. During the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, dragons were often designed and die-cast on everyday currency or commemorative coins. Single dragons are more often used on currency, while double dragons are relatively rare, and even less so when the character for "longevity" is added. The Chinese culture of "longevity", like the culture of the "dragon", has always occupied a very important position in the history of Chinese culture.