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该组台湾军饷大清一两龙马银币发行于光绪年间，品相完好，包浆自然。背面图案的上方为飞龙盘身于云端，该龙是典型的代表满清皇室的五爪龙，下方是一匹在波涛中奔涌的快马；银币左右两侧为满文“台两”，清朝的钱币品种繁多，晚清的银币亦然。此银币却非同一般，为清政府在大陆官办钱局铸造之后，按照计划拨付给台湾军队的军饷。据考证，清朝在台湾有驻军4万余人，据说当年清政府拨付给台湾的军饷每年达数万两。而历经一百多年，这组银元能品相完好的流传至今，实属不易。台湾军饷大清一两十分珍稀。This group of Taiwanese military pay Daqing one or two dragon and horse silver coins were issued in the Guangxu period, in good condition, natural pulp. On the top of the back motif is a flying dragon hovering in the clouds, the dragon is a typical five-clawed dragon representing the Manchu royal family, and below is a fast horse galloping in the waves; The left and right sides of the silver coin are Manchu "Tailiang", and there are many varieties of coins in the Qing Dynasty, as well as silver coins in the late Qing Dynasty. This silver coin is extraordinary, as it was the military salary that the Qing government allocated to the Taiwanese army according to the plan after it was minted at the government-run money bureau on the mainland. According to research, the Qing Dynasty had more than 40,000 troops stationed in Taiwan, and it is said that the Qing government allocated tens of thousands of taels of military salaries to Taiwan every year. After more than 100 years, it is not easy for this group of silver dollars to be handed down in good condition. Taiwan's military salaries are very rare in the Qing Dynasty.