A dime of the Republic of China refers to the currency issued after the founding of the Republic of China, with a denomination of ten cents, equivalent to one tenth of a circle. The corner of the apricot altar is its special version. The problem of Xingtanjiao is an adjustment measure in 1924. At that time, it was decided to redesign the dime to deal with the problem of currency depreciation. In order to make this coin different from the previous dime, the designer adopted the pattern of apricot altar as the theme and cast the pattern of apricot altar on the reverse side of the coin.