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Chapter 1745 Zhu Di's Business Card

Many people believe that all Yongle Tongbao discovered by archaeologists are imitations of other dynasties.

This statement was later completely overturned, because so far, the surface of Yongle Tongbao discovered has the same substance as patina.

According to this, it can be inferred that it existed in the reign of Zhu Di.

On the Yongle Tongbao discovered now, there is generally formed crystalline rust, which is even embedded in the interior of the coin.

It can also be seen from this that Yongle Tongbao has gone through many years of history, and the precipitation of each dynasty has gathered together.

The rust marks on Yongle Tongbao can be concluded to have been made during the reign of Zhu Di, not a fake made by later generations.

In fact, the appearance of each coin represents each dynasty and different cultural symbols.

The culture of the dynasty also represents the long-standing culture of our country.

Therefore, when the ancient coins are displayed in front of us, they are conveying to us various messages of the dynasty at that time.

We should not focus all our attention on the monetary value of coins.

Instead, we should learn too much about the story behind it and the cultural value of minting coins.

Through all the Yongle Tongbao on the market, we can learn about Zhu Di's way of governing the country, foreign trade contacts, and his other abilities.

The Yongle Tongbao made during Zhu Di's period was widely circulated, and Nihong began to mint counterfeit coins because he could not get too many coins.

Now there are a lot of Yongle Tongbao pretending to be genuine products on the market.

They all have one characteristic, that is, words such as Zhi and Mu appear on the back, and these are fakes made by neon at that time.

The real Yongle Tongbao does not have such words behind it, and many of them are different from the counterfeit ones.

If you can see the real thing, when you get Yongle Tongbao, put multiple coins in your hand, all of the same weight are genuine, and if the volume and quality are different, it is a fake.

Most of Yongle Tongbao are copper coins, so you can throw them on the ground to listen to the sound. If the voice of Yongle Tongbao is low, it is genuine.

No matter how other fakes are imitated, this kind of sound will not appear.

Now, not only our country appreciates Yongle Tongbao, but there are also many collectors abroad, vying to collect Yongle Tongbao.

Even at the auction, Yongle Tongbao was auctioned for an extremely high value.

It can be seen that the appearance of Yongle Tongbao is not only a cultural symbol of a dynasty, but also a unique cultural value that people of later generations cannot refuse.

Since Yongle Tongbao is so valuable, the value of gold coins will definitely be higher.

The Yongle gold coins that can be seen now include the Yongle Nine Years Gold Coin, to be precise, the first month gold coin of the Ninth Year of Yongle.

Looking at the color of this kind of gold coin, you can feel that the gold content is relatively high, and the writing is relatively straight.

This period of Yongle is still very special, perhaps because of the wrong position, so he especially wants future generations to give a good evaluation.

Therefore, the three voyages to the West during the Yongle period, and then the compilation of the Yongle Canon, like casting the most exquisite coins, is also to pass on to future generations and leave a good name.

This makes the currency of Yongle Dynasty have extraordinary value.

It would definitely be unwise to give up Yongle Tongbao for some gold coins from other dynasties.

However, the other knowledgeable person has collected a whole set of ancient Yongle coins.

In addition to Yongle gold coins, there are also silver coins, and there is no shortage of Yongle Tongbao, and there is even a mother coin.

Yongle Tongbao is a combined back, and the combined back money in the early Ming Dynasty is quite rare, especially the combined back money of Yongle Tongbao.

At present, Chen Wenzhe only knows a few of them, for example, one of them is cinnabar rust, which opens the door at a glance.

Yongle Tongbao is a coin minted by Zhu Di in the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Di was a very accomplished emperor. Zheng He's voyages to the West were carried out with the support of Zhu Di.

At that time, the fleet brought a lot of Yongle Tongbao for overseas trade. Yongle Tongbao was cast in 1408 in the sixth year of Yongle.

In the early Ming Dynasty, a paper banknote-based currency circulation system was implemented, and Ming Tongxing treasure banknotes were used, and copper coins were cast and stopped from time to time.

Therefore, the number of ancient coins minted in the Ming Dynasty was relatively small, and several emperors did not mint copper coins.

Jianwen, Hongxi, Zhengtong, Jingtai, Tianshun, Chenghua and Zhengde did not mint copper coins.

Therefore, not to mention the small quantity itself, coupled with the exquisite production, it is naturally liked by everyone.

The Yongle period was also the prosperous period of the Ming Dynasty. Yongle Tongbao, which has a history of 600 years, will naturally be sought after, let alone the money back.

It is rare to see the ancient coins with the back, and it is even rarer to see the money with the back in the Ming Dynasty!

There is a term in ancient coins called Hebeiqian, but not many people know what Hebeiqian means.

You can imagine the combined back money, that is, the obverses of two coins are combined together, and such coins are called combined back money.

Hebei money has existed in all dynasties, some are as fun items, and some are caused by mistakes in the production process!

In the Ming Dynasty, there were many types of Hebei money.

The first is Hongwu Tongbao combined back, which is relatively rare in the early Ming Dynasty.

The back combination of Hongwu Tongbao found now is obviously a wrong combination when it was combined, resulting in a combination of backs, interesting items, but it is also rare!
Under Hongwu, it must be Yongle, and Yongle Tongbao Hebei is also relatively rare. Compared with Chongzhen, Taichang and other Hebei varieties in the later period, Yongle Hebei is relatively rare!
Next is Jiajing Tongbao Hebei, this kind of Jiajing Tongbao Hebei coin is the combination of Jiajing Tongbao five coins, Jiajing Tongbao itself is very rare, this one is even rarer!
When it comes to Tianqi Tongbao's back, it should be the back of the 11 two-width version, or the back of the back of the ten, which is relatively rare!

There are quite a lot of Taichang Tongbao Hebei, such as Tianqi Tongbao Hebei, Wanli Tongbao Hebei, Chongzhen Tongbao Hebei are more! Taichang Tongbao Hebei is more common!

Compared with Wanli Hebei and Taichang Hebei, the number of Chongzhen Tongbao Hebei is also relatively rare!
There are only six or seven pieces of Hebei coins from the Ming Dynasty. This can be regarded as a series of small sets. If they appear at the same time, they will definitely sell for sky-high prices.

Among the previous auction records, there are two Yongle Tongbao with a record of about 400 million yuan, with an average of 200 million yuan per piece.

To this day, the surviving relics of the Yongle Dynasty are all telling the glory of this era.

The exquisite process of Yongle Tongbao is unique in the Ming Dynasty, just like Daming's business card and Zhu Di's own business card.

Back then, as the treasure ships spread along the way, it was announced all the time that this was an emperor who wanted to do big things.

It also shows that his nephew Zhu Yunqi is a foolish emperor, and the throne should belong to me, Zhu Di, and only I can create the great achievements of Ming Dynasty.

From the Yongle Dynasty porcelain, Buddha statues, silk fabrics, to the pagoda of Baoen Temple, the magnificent art could not have reached such a brilliant level without the direct instruction of the emperor.

A small coin circulates into the hands of every citizen of Ming Dynasty, and into the hands of overseas countries. The whole world is the land of the king, and the four seas are all the king's subjects.

(End of this chapter)