No, it's a modern handicraft, not a silver dollar at all. Who told you whether it was one or two? Is there a face value on it? Silver dollar is hard currency with a face value. The face value of the main currency of the silver dollar was seven cents and twenty cents in the Qing Dynasty, that is, one yuan, and so was the Republic of China, except that it was no longer represented by seven cents and twenty cents in Kuping, but one yuan. During the Qing Dynasty, only Xinjiang Province officially issued a silver dollar with a face value of one or two, and the central and local provinces only minted three or four silver dollar samples with a face value of one or two, but none of them were officially issued! As for what you said: put a real silver coin in your middle finger and tap it gently with another silver coin to make a crisp and long sound. It doesn't make any sense.