The China 大清銅幣 Copper Coin, known officially as the Qing Dynasty Mechanized Copper Coin, was minted between 1900 and 1911 during the reigns of Emperor Guangxu and Emperor Xuantong. Featuring elegant design elements including Chinese and Manchu inscriptions, the coin’s obverse displays “大清銅幣” with a regional mark and denomination, while the reverse highlights a coiled dragon and bilingual engravings. Renowned for its precise craftsmanship and rarity, particularly the Guangxu era “Hubu” mint issue valued among China’s top ten modern coinage treasures, this copper coin holds significant historical and numismatic importance. It remains highly sought after by collectors for its cultural legacy and exquisite detail.