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笔者收藏有不同版别的两枚铜元,据资料,这两枚铜元是旧中国最后铸造和流通的一种铜币,泉界称作贵州“黔”字铜元。1949年6月9日,当时正值蒋家王朝濒临全面崩溃之时,贵州省政府为扩充军费,搜括民脂,通过贵州省银行招商铸造铜币。贵州青山炸药厂(又称青山矿业药品公司)中标,与贵州省银行总经理赖永初签订合同,约定70天内铸造100万枚铜币。7月7日前后铸完交贵州省银行发行流通。此币发行后,因数量少,不能应付全省军政开支,又决定加铸500万至1000万枚。后因铜价暴涨,
According to statistics, the two copper coins are the last coins cast and circulated in the old China. The gold coins of the Guizhou and Guizhou provinces are called copper coins by the author of the Quanzheng. On June 9, 1949, at a time when Chiang Kai-shek was on the verge of an all-out collapse, the Guizhou provincial government sought to expand military expenditures, search for folk fat, and cast copper coins through investment promotion by Guizhou Provincial Bank. Guizhou Qingshan Explosives Factory (also known as Qingshan Mining and Drug Company) won the bid and Lai Yongchu, the general manager of Guizhou Provincial Bank, signed a contract for casting 1 million copper coins within 70 days. July 7 before and after the cast finished Guizhou Provincial Bank circulation. After the issue of this currency, due to a small number, can not cope with the province’s military and government spending, but also decided to cast 5 million to 10 million. After soaring copper prices,