The China 大清銅幣 Copper Coin, minted between 1900 and 1911 during the Qing Dynasty, is a distinguished example of early modern Chinese coinage. Featuring "大清銅幣" on the face with embedded regional marks and Manchu script, and a coiled dragon design with reign year inscriptions on the reverse, these coins were uniformly struck across provinces. Celebrated for their refined craftsmanship and artistic design, especially the "當制錢十文" denomination minted under Emperor Guangxu, they hold significant historical and numismatic value. Today, these rare coins are highly sought after by collectors for their pivotal role in China's monetary history and their enduring aesthetic appeal.