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After the Republic of China, the circulation of copper coins remained widespread. In 1914, it was officially named "Copper Coins". The copper coins issued this time have a significant difference from those of the Qing Dynasty, that is, the dragon on top is composed of rice ears. Most of the coins minted in each province are designed with a double cross flag. During the late Qing and Republic of China periods, various currencies circulated in the currency market, with silver and copper coins being the two most widely circulated currencies. Among them, the "Double Flag Coin" marked by the "Double Flag Coin" is called the "Double Flag Coin" and is a type of coin with special significance.