D:3.9cm (1.54in) Weight:27g (0.06lb)This silver coin was minted in the 3rd year of Xuantong (1911) as the official national currency by the Qing government to unify the monetary system. The obverse features "Great Qing Silver Coin" in the center, with Manchu characters above and "Xuantong 3rd Year" below. The reverse depicts a coiled dragon, with the denomination "??" in the center and "ONE DOLLAR" below. It is an important witness to the late Qing Dynasty's currency reform.

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