My system is not decent

Chapter 1746
With the efforts of Zhu Di, the dream of all nations coming to court gradually appeared.

In the 18th year of Yongle, the Ming Dynasty moved the capital, which was his plan.

Because the north was often threatened by the Tatars and Oirats, and the Mongolian forces of the Northern Yuan Dynasty attacked the south, Zhu Di decided to move the capital and change Beiping to be the capital.

Geographically, Jingshi, the capital of the dynasty, is close to Shanhaiguan, an important border town, and it is also the place where the emperor lives.

Tianzishou, this is the first case.

Anything left by such a special emperor is worth collecting.

Not to mention some things with special commemorative value, such as Yongle Tongbao silver coins.

However, it is said that Yongle Tongbao silver coins are minted by neon.

Because most of the silver coins of Yongle Tongbao are found in Neon, local collectors of Neon also believe that they are products of the Edo period.

No matter what, as long as it is said to be from the Yongle period, there must be people following it.Even if someone knows that it was not made by Yongle Dynasty, but by the little devil himself, it is now becoming popular.

And these are some ordinary currencies, so what about the mother money used for coinage?Ken is extremely valuable.

Mother money in the early Ming Dynasty is relatively rare. Yongle Tongbao mother money has a sharp mouth and a deep hole on the back. There are very few mother money in the early Ming Dynasty. You can pay attention to this.

Of course, there were many good editions during the Ming Dynasty, and these were relatively rare, let alone mother money.

Chen Wenzhe was very happy to see this series of ancient coins from the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty by accident.

However, since ancient tombs were dug in the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and gold, silver, copper and iron coins were also collected by the group of tomb robbers, the currency of the Qing Dynasty must be indispensable.

The first thing Chen Wenzhe saw was a Xianfeng Tongbao gold coin.

In the Qing Dynasty, "Xianfeng Tongbao" Baoquan Bureau was used as ten hand-carved large coins.

The gold coin weighs 80.5 grams, has a diameter of 46.6 millimeters and a thickness of 3.1 millimeters.

He knew of one, now in the National Numismatic Museum.

Of course, although Chen Wenzhe was attracted by it first, what he set his eyes on was definitely not such a gold coin, and the big black coin next to it.

Among the golden yellow, the black copper coins are of course more conspicuous.

This is a mother's coin, which Chen Wenzhe could tell at a glance.

If you take a closer look, it seems that there are a lot of copper coins underneath, and they all have some meaning. The difference is that Xianfeng Chongbao Yuandang, Baoquandang, etc.

During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, that is, the Baozhe Bureau from 1851 to 1861 A.D., among the money styles cast, there was a relatively special set of money styles, that is, the mother money of "Baozhe Bureau Xianfeng Chongbao Dang Ten".

There are six kinds of calculations: ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty and one hundred.

The size is different due to different values, and all of them are recorded in spectrum.

Throughout the ages, my country has used coins as a commodity transaction, or an exchange tool for buying and selling.

It not only has a wide range of use value, but also shows a high collection value and textual research value over time.

Therefore, the heavy treasure mother's money placed on the top is especially worth collecting.

The money face of this one: the money name "Xianfeng Chongbao" is read directly, regular script, heavy wheels, and flowers and branches are entangled.

It can be seen from this that Qian Qianwen's regular script style is dignified and beautiful, the strokes are full of strength, and the pen is sharp and sharp.

It is worth noting that, firstly, the characters of Qian Wen are large and strong;
The second is that its "Bao" has a unique calligraphy meaning, and the character "Erbao" is shorter and wider than others.

The character "[-]" on the back is relatively thin and long, with strong and regular strokes.

No need to go into details, the money document of this product is authentic and unique, first of all, it can be confirmed that it is from the official furnace, and it is undoubtedly an open door.

Such mother money, the price is absolutely high.

For example, the Qing Baoquan Bureau Chongbao Dang Ten, this is the "treasure" version of the iron fan copper coin, with an estimated value of 200 million to 260 million.

The reason why it has such a high price is that its diameter of 39mm is rare, and it is well preserved, which is a very beautiful product;
Qing Baoyuan Bureau Xianfeng Chongbao Dangshi coin, estimated value 380-430 million, diameter 34mm, rare, very beautiful;
Xianfeng Chongbao of Baoyuan Bureau of Qing Dynasty is one of the ten carving mothers, with a diameter of 38mm. It is made of brass and copper. It is exquisitely carved.

This is why Xianfeng Heavy Treasure has always been regarded as a priceless treasure by collectors.

Due to the short period of time for regional regimes to issue currency and the small circulation area, the currency minted is of high value.

Therefore, in the case of very limited stock, the historical research value of Xianfeng Chongbao is even more precious.

In addition, due to the diversion of banknotes, the circulation of copper coins is less, so the price is also higher. Now the market price of Xianfeng Chongbao will continue to rise.

When the value of [-] and below is called "Xianfeng Chongbao", when the value is higher than [-], it is called "Xianfeng Yuanbao", to distinguish it from Xiaoping money "Xianfeng Tongbao".

Taking a closer look, Chen Wenzhe discovered that there were actually many Xianfeng treasures hidden under those gold coins.

There are a total of 452 pieces, among which the price is relatively high is Xianfeng Zhongbao Sudang Thirty.

The better ones are the Qing Dynasty Kuoyuan Xianfeng Chongbao Quandang [-], Xianfeng Chongbao Quandang [-], and Xianfeng Chongbao Dang [-].

Among them, Xianfeng Heavy Treasure is worth 720 yuan. It was previously auctioned at a price of [-] million yuan abroad, which can be described as a sky-high price.

The price of other heavy treasures is not low. For example, the Xianfeng heavy treasure in the Qing Dynasty weighed ten mother coins, and the price was around 400 million.

Qing Xianfeng heavy treasure back Baoquan Dang, the value is between 200 million and 300 million.

The transaction records of Xianfeng Chongbao in recent years are not low, the lowest is more than 100 million, and the transaction is more than 700 million, generally at 300 million.

For example, "Xianfeng Heavy Treasure" Baoyuan Bureau is 317, and the previous transaction price was [-] million.

Xianfeng Chongbao carries Baofu as the fifth, and the previous transaction price was 3 million.

The transaction price of "Xianfeng Chongbao" is 242 million for back Baoquan, 134 million for back Baofu Dangwu, and 219 million for back Baoquan Dang.

The most important thing is the rare varieties in ancient coins, and the appreciation rate is even more amazing.

For example, in the coin special session of the China Autumn Auction in November 2009, an extremely rare Qing Dynasty Xianfeng Tongbaofu Bureau recited "Daqing One Hundred" was sold at a high price of 11 million yuan.

Especially in the China Spring Auction of Ancient Coins in May 2010, the surviving solitary product—the large-scale "Wuyang" back "one or two" three-hole cloth of Zhao Zhu in the Warring States Period was auctioned at a starting price of 5 million. After nearly 100 fierce biddings by buyers , and finally sold at a sky-high price of 40 million yuan, setting a new record for ancient coin auctions.

The categories of Xianfeng coins are very complicated, and there are only 917 kinds in the collection of the History Museum of my country.

With so many varieties, there must have been many casting bureaus at that time.

The casting bureaus at that time were: Quan, Yuan, Zhi, Ji, Fu, Shan, Chang, He, De, Jin, Yun, Dong, Wu, Guangxi, Zhejiang, Ji, Tai, Su, Gong, Sichuan, Guizhou, Nan, Guangzhou, and several mints in minority areas.

(End of this chapter)