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Introduction to the Silver Dollar (Dayang): The silver dollar, commonly known as Dayang in China, was the main silver currency in circulation from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China era. First introduced to China from Europe and America in the Ming Dynasty, foreign silver coins such as Mexican Eagle coins were widely used for their stable silver content and standardized weight. In the late 19th century, China began minting its own silver dollars, including the famous Guangxu Silver Dollar (Dragon Dollar). In 1914, the Beiyang government unified the currency and issued the Yuan Shikai-head silver dollar (Yuan Datou), with other well-known types including the Sun Yat-sen-head silver dollar and the Ship silver dollar. Today, it is a valuable antique with varying market prices based on its version and condition.