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A currency issued during the Republic of China. Copper coin, with a diameter of about 3 centimeters in diameter, is a modern currency cast by machines, engraved with face value and double flag pattern. After the establishment of the Republic of China, copper yuan continued to be circulated in large quantities. In 1914, the copper yuan was officially renamed as "copper coin". The biggest difference between the copper coin issued in the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty was that the dragon grain was replaced by the golden grain grain composed of rice ears. Most of the copper yuan cast in the provinces are the national flag pattern with two forks, with the words "founding commemorative coins" or "copper coins of the Republic of China". When the twenty copper yuan carries a double straight flag. The front below is "when 20 copper yuan", the back English HO-NAN, English 20 CASH, double flags are straight flags, the back ear is large. Although it has experienced endless years, but the grain is still clearly visible, the above package pulp also witnessed its historical accumulation, has a very obvious historical transitional characteristics. Throughout the coin market in recent years, the coins of the Republic of China are very vulnerable to the attention and favor of the big masters. At the same time, with the more frequent ancient coin transactions, and because of the high value for the public Tibetan friends, the coins of the Republic of China in the market is getting higher and higher. It is an important material in the study of coin in China, which is popular in the collection market, showing its profound collection heritage. It is a collection currency with excellent potential to maintain and increase value.