On the front of the three-year edition of the Republic of China is a profile of Yuan Shikai, which reads "Three Years of the Republic of China". There is no word "made" after the word "year", and all other versions have the word "made" after the word "year". The three-year version of the word "person" has a "point";

In other years, folk figures have no "points". The versions with less casting quantity are: O-type version, coarse wool version, triangle plate version, open shell version, plus casting "Gan" version, back double star version, beard version, big ear version and so on.

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In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), the government of the third warlord in Beiyang officially minted Yuan Shikai's head silver coin, so it was commonly known as "Yuan Datou". "Yuan Datou" silver coin has four denominations: one yuan, middle yuan (fifty cents), two cents and one dime;

The most common one is Yuan Datou, so the so-called Yuan Datou mainly refers to the silver coin with Yuan Shikai's head. Yuan Datou was first minted by Tianjin Mint, and then minted in Nanjing, Guangdong, Wuchang and Gansu. Because of its silver content and good reputation, it became a popular currency widely used in China during the Republic of China and even for a long time afterwards.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yuan Datou in the Three Years of the Republic of China