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Chapter 140 Qianlong Tongbao Recites Manchu

Although the store is full, a large number of items are placed in an orderly manner.

Most of the high-value copper coins are placed separately, one by one in a separate glass cabinet.A few or a dozen coins of medium value are placed together according to the age. As for those copper coins worth only a few yuan, they are placed in piles together.

In addition, there are some copper coins with near-upper and middle-grade appearances, which are placed in piles in the corner.

There are five standards for the appearance of ancient copper coins. The best level is called beauty, which means that the outline of the front and back of the coin is complete, and the money text is clear; the second level is called near beauty, which means that the outline of the front and back of the coin has a slight deviation. At the same time, the tiny adhesion or chaos caused by the casting and wear of Qian Wen are also near-US coins; the third level is called top, which means that there are defects and leaks on the front and back of the money that can be seen by the naked eye, but No damage to Qian Wen; the fourth level is close to the top, which means that the front and back of the coin have obvious defects, cracks, and leaks, and have caused one or two broken pens in Qian Wen; the worst level is called middle and ancient copper coins. At this level, unless it is some extremely precious copper coins, it has no great collection value.

There are many types of copper coins in ancient my country, from the earliest shell coins to knife coins and shovel coins in the Spring and Autumn Period, to cloth coins and gold coins in the Warring States Period, Qin Banliang in the Qin Dynasty, and five baht coins in the Han Dynasty. After more than 800 years, in the Tang Dynasty, the system of ten or twenty coins was started. In the Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty, it was a pair of money. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it became a system of money.

Among them are coins made of gold and silver, such as ingots, and "Jiaozi" made of paper.
In the 5000-year history of China, the materials used to make currency include gold, silver, copper, iron and tin. Seashells, stone shells, bone shells, turtle shells, beads, and jade were used in the pre-Qin period, and of course paper was indispensable.As for how many types of currencies there are, there are countless.

Among other things, there were 272 kinds of copper coins in the Han Dynasty alone. Of course, most of them have been lost by now; in the 98 years of the Yuan Dynasty, 128 different types of copper coins were directly minted. , four of which are now lost.

It is no exaggeration to say that no one can collect all the currencies that appeared in China in the past 5000 years. Even if they only collect copper coins, no one can collect all kinds of copper coins.

Although the number of copper coins in this shop is quite large, the types are not very complete. At least the most precious fifty treasures from ancient springs, this shop only collects about [-] of them.

However, being able to gather around [-] or so of Guquan's [-] rare treasures, this boss is quite capable.

It has not been heard of anyone who has collected all the fifty treasures of the real Koizumi.Among other things, among the [-] treasures of Guquan, only two genuine books of Huangyou Yuanbao of the Northern Song Dynasty have been found, and these two are now in the hands of Xiao Japan.As for the Jianguo Tongbao seal script of the Northern Song Dynasty, only one authentic piece has been found, and it is now stored in the Yanjing History Museum.

In fact, most of the fifty ancient spring treasures, especially the first-class treasures among them, are collected in museums and rarely seen in private hands. Only some first-class and second-class treasures are likely to be collected by private individuals.

Therefore, it is almost impossible to collect all fifty treasures of Guquan in modern times.

It is extremely rare for this boss to be able to collect more than thirty species.

Yang Jing naturally couldn't get his hands on the copper coins placed in the glass cabinet by the boss, especially the 31 ancient spring fifty treasures. The fault was not that Yang Jing really wanted to buy them, otherwise the boss would never have given them to him. .

But even so, when Yang Jing touched the copper coins that were not placed in the glass cabinet, he could still feel a trace of treasure.

After all, these copper coins are old objects that have been handed down for hundreds or even thousands of years. Although they were all cast at the beginning, they also contain warm humanistic treasures.

It's just that these copper coins that cannot be displayed alone contain very little humanistic treasure, otherwise Yang Jing really wanted to buy all these ancient copper coins back at once and absorb the treasure one by one.

But doing so is clearly not worth the candle.No matter how worthless these copper coins are, one can be sold for one or two yuan, and the more precious ones can cost 80 yuan.As for those copper coins that are placed alone, the price of picking out one at random is tens of thousands.

But Yang Jing could also feel that the higher the price of the ancient copper coin, the more precious energy it contained.For example, the "Hongzhi Tongbao" of the Ming Dynasty, which is worth about 50 yuan, contains a little more treasure than the five baht coins of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which are worth a few yuan.

No way, although these ancient copper coins have been circulated for a long time, after all, the material used is only ordinary copper, and it is still made by casting. If these coins have not been circulated for such a long time, I am afraid that even this treasure There will be no gas.

To be honest, among the ancient copper coins that have collection value and significance, there are only fifty treasures from Guquan. If it weren't for the ancient copper coins among the fifty treasures, Yang Jing would not have the intention to buy them for collection.

It's a pity that no collector is willing to sell out of the ancient copper coins among the fifty treasures.

Yang Jing also knew this truth, so after looking at those copper coins, he no longer paid attention to those copper coins, but focused on those money swords.

The reason why I entered this shop was because I was attracted by the two money swords hanging at the entrance of the shop.Just like buying Fengshui stones, Yang Jing also wanted to buy a money sword to go back to prepare. In case the car dealership commits a villain, he can use the money sword to suppress it.

There are quite a few money swords in this shop, all of which are placed on a shelf next to the counter on the east wall. Yang Jing estimates that there are forty or fifty swords.However, compared with the four golden money swords hanging at the door, the quality of these money swords placed on the antique shelf is much worse. Obviously, these money swords are old objects with a long history, or Made of bronze coins.

The money swords on the Bogu stand range from the seven-star sword woven with 21 copper coins the size of a palm, to the Qiankun magic sword woven with [-] copper coins two feet long, and two to three hundred copper coins [-] meter long. There are all woven money swords, and the varieties are very complete.Moreover, the store owner put these money swords on the shelf, obviously allowing customers to get started.

Yang Jing took out a pair of gloves from his pocket and put them on, then picked up a money sword made of 49 copper coins and began to look at it.

This sword is all made of Qianlong Tongbao's back Manchubaotai copper coins, and judging from the weaving rope, it should not take a long time for this sword to be made.

"Hehe, isn't this sword good? I made it up with my own hands." The shop owner's voice suddenly came to my ears.

Hearing this, Yang Jing turned his head and nodded slightly at the shop owner.If this sword is really made by the boss himself, then the price of this sword is really not cheap!

PS: Bow and thank you for the 500 rewards of "Frozen Octave"

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