大清银币长须龙，直径39毫米，重约24.5克。这枚钱币正面的珠圈内刻着“大清银币”四个汉文大字，四周用满汉文写着“宣统三年”四个大字。背面写着“壹圆”两个大字，外围是一条巨龙，由上而下，由上而下，由上而下，七根尾向上，龙头位于上，两根长须垂下，鼻梁突出，双目炯炯有神，龙纹细密，下方有一颗火球，下方有一个英文“壹圆”。有长有短，再看短须龙：宣统年，天津造币总厂礼聘意大利人路易·乔治为总雕刻师，设计试铸了五种“宣统三年”新币，分别是长须龙，短须龙，反龙，大尾龙和曲须龙。
短须龙是天津造币总厂铸造的五类银币之一，因龙须稍短而得名。钱币正面与“长须龙”大致相同；背面差异较明显，最突出之处在于龙头较大，龙须较短，故得名“短须龙”。宣统三年试制的四款样币中，“短须龙”是现存最少的一种，极为罕见。宣统三年大清银币新币试样系列有五种，正面图案相同，字体和花饰不同，背面有长须龙、短须龙、反龙、大尾龙和曲须龙，经核准后，曲须龙可交付生产。短时间内完成五个不同形态的版式，非一人所能完成；细看曲须龙、大尾龙、反龙，三者都具有西洋风格的立体美感和流畅的线条，应属乔奇之手。这两条龙的神态大不相同，威风凛凛，应是造币厂本地雕刻师所作，极有可能就是余子贞。这枚大清银币是宣统三年清政府为统一货币而设计的，由海外高级技师精心设计制作，其中一套就是曲须龙。钱面上写着“宣统三年”四个大字，内圈写着“大清银币”四个大字。
The silver coin of the Qing Dynasty is a long-bearded dragon with a diameter of 39 mm and a weight of about 24.5 g. The bead circle on the front of this coin is engraved with four large Chinese characters of "silver coins of the Qing Dynasty", and four large Chinese characters of "three years of Xuantong" are written in full Chinese. On the back, there are two big characters, "one round". On the periphery, there is a huge dragon, from top to bottom, from top to bottom, from top to bottom, with seven tails up. The head is on the top, two long whiskers are hanging down, the bridge of the nose is prominent, the eyes are bright and vivid, the dragon grain is fine, there is a fireball below, and there is an English "one round" below. In the year of Xuantong, Tianjin Mint hired Italian Louis George as the chief sculptor to design and try to cast five new coins of the "three years of Xuantong", namely, the long beard dragon, the short beard dragon, the anti-dragon, the big tail dragon and the curved beard dragon. The short whisker dragon is one of the five types of silver coins minted by Tianjin Mint. It is named for its short whisker. The obverse of the coin is roughly the same as that of the "long-bearded dragon"; The difference on the back is obvious. The most prominent feature is that the dragon head is larger and the dragon whisker is shorter, so it is named "short whisker dragon". Among the four sample coins trial-produced in the third year of Xuantong, the "short whiskered dragon" is the least existing and extremely rare. There are five kinds of sample series of the new silver coins of the Qing Dynasty in the third year of Xuantong, with the same obverse design, different fonts and decorations, and the long whisker dragon, short whisker dragon, reverse dragon, big tail dragon and curved whisker dragon on the back. After approval, the curved whisker dragon can be delivered for production. Five different formats can be completed in a short time, which cannot be completed by one person; A closer look at Quxu Dragon, Dawei Dragon and Anti-dragon, all of which have the three-dimensional beauty and smooth lines of Western style, should belong to Qiao Qi. The two dragons look very different and majestic. They should be made by the local sculptor of the mint. It is very likely that they are Yu Zizhen. This silver coin of the Qing Dynasty was designed by the Qing government in the third year of Xuantong for the purpose of unifying the currency. It was carefully designed and produced by overseas senior technicians, one of which was Qu Xulong. On the face of the money is written four big characters, "the third year of Xuantong", and on the inner circle is written four big characters, "the silver coins of the Qing Dynasty". On the back is a cloud pattern with a curly beard and a dragon. This coin is exquisite and valuable. This coin is painted with the pattern of "curved whisker dragon", which is lifelike, the dragon pattern is detailed and clear, and the carving is exquisite. As the totem of the Qing Dynasty, the five-claw flat dragon symbolizes the spiritual state of the Qing Dynasty, and displays the noble image of the divine dragon incisively and vividly. It is a work of art worth collecting. It is relatively rare in the market, and only a few are preserved in the folk. This silver coin of the Qing Dynasty, Quxulong in the third year of Xuantong, has high collection value.
