The signature bar on foreign currency is French, which means long bar, and the year of currency issuance is next to the signature.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a large number of foreign silver dollars ran rampant in China, including one from France, whose design was a sitting statue, so people called it sitting in the ocean. Because the wreath on the head of the Statue of Liberty cast on the front of this silver coin has seven beams of light, commonly known as the "seven corners". The front of the silver coin is the Statue of Liberty, and the pattern on the back is wheat ears.