Live broadcast of magnet fishing, the police called me to file a report

Chapter 36: Listen to my advice and change your career!

Studio.

"Looking at the situation, it looks like I caught something good."

"I said, you two, don't study it on your own! Let's enjoy it together!"

"I'm so anxious. What did I catch? Come and take a look."

"Looking at their reaction, it may not be a good thing. They may have discovered that they are adulterous."

"Damn, I suddenly remembered some unpleasant experiences."

"The one in front of you, please share any unpleasant experiences you have!"

The reactions of Ye Haoran and Xu Mei quickly aroused the curiosity of many viewers, who couldn't wait to see what it was that stunned them both.

After a brief hesitation, Ye Haoran and Xu Mei, who did not understand why the magnet could catch ancient coins, moved the magnet and the items caught to the bracket and showed it to the people in the live broadcast room.

"I'm throwing it away. How much can such a big thing be sold for?"

"It's hard to say. The value of ancient coins varies greatly, ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to millions of dollars."

"If they were all ancient coins, there would be at least several thousand coins, even if they were tens of dollars each, they would be distributed."

"Anchor, can you give me one? I'll pay for the postage myself."

"666666...Brother, listen to my advice. Why don't you open a magnet factory? You can switch to fishing."

"Envy with a capital letter, what kind of bad luck is this?"

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After seeing clearly what Ye Haoran had caught, the audience instantly became excited. The originally few barrages increased dozens of times, and all kinds of gifts flew up.

Although they were all small gifts, they couldn't handle the large number, and the popularity of the live broadcast room skyrocketed.

At the same time, there are many people, like Ye Haoran, who are curious about the fact that magnets can pick up ancient coins.

Putting the things on the ground, Ye Haoran stood up and walked to the stand to take a look at the barrage. Then, he cast a few identification skills on the ancient coins that were broken off in his hands.

[Item name: Taiping Tongbao Xiaoping Iron Coin]

[Owner: Hong Songwen]

[Introduction: Cast during the Taiping and Xingguo reign of Emperor Taizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, it was the first year-name coin in the Song Dynasty, with official script and seal script matching the coin shape. 】

[Value: 30 Xia national coins. 】

[Item name: Huangsong Tongbao Xiaoping Iron Coin]

[Owner: Zhao Li. 】

[Introduction: It was cast between the second year of Baoyuan and the second year of Emperor You of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty. It has three calligraphy styles: regular script, official script and seal script. They all read in pairs and can be paired with pairs of coins. 】

[Value: 54 Xia national coins. 】

Two Taiping Tongbao and three Huangsong Tongbao.

Seeing the information given by the identification technique, Ye Haoran finally understood why the money was sucked up.

It turns out that ancient coins are actually made of iron.

This was different from his usual impression, which surprised him quite a bit.

However, he was not too entangled in this matter. Whether it was cast with iron or copper, these were ancient things and had nothing to do with him.

It's just that the price is a bit worrying.

It is an ancient coin after all, but there is not one over a hundred, so it is worse than paper money.

"But why do these money have different owners?"

After complaining about the price of the ancient coins in his hand, Ye Haoran felt a little strange about the name of the owner of the ancient coins.

Since they belong to different people, why are they put together?
  He thought about it, but no answer came to him.

Xu Mei was also studying the pile of money. After looking at it for a while, she asked curiously: "Do you think such a big pile of ancient money can be sold for several million?"

After all, it is an ancient object and can be considered an antique.

Not to mention that the price is the same as blue and white porcelain, but it's not too cheap either.

With such a large number, it’s still not developed?
  Ye Haoran smiled bitterly and said: "These iron coins are not valuable. One piece is only a few dozen, and the total amount is not much."

No one wants too much money.

He wanted to become rich, but unfortunately he didn't have the chance. Those in their thirties or forties are of good quality. If they are of bad quality, they cost only a few yuan.

The weight of such a large piece is quite heavy, and a lot of it is made of soil, so the quantity is not too exaggerated.

"A few dozen dollars?"

Xu Mei was a little disappointed. The next second, she suddenly thought of something and asked in shock: "Are these iron coins?"

"Do you know these things?"

She didn't expect that there were ancient coins and iron coins.

Of course, Ye Haoran recognized these ancient coins, which surprised her even more.

"Boss, you hide it quite well. You actually have research on ancient coins."

Xu Mei thought to herself.

If it hadn't been for this live broadcast, she wouldn't have known that the boss who usually looked like a fool and waited for death in her eyes actually had good abilities in appraisal in private.

Thinking of this, she couldn't help but wonder why Ye Haoran always got ripped off when buying things.

Do you have any special hobbies?
  Studio.

"Six! He turns out to be an expert. I really didn't realize it."

"I asked why it can be sucked up, and it turns out that it is like this."

"Are ancient coins still made of iron? Can anyone explain it?"

"There was quite a lot of iron made, but very few were issued. Only in the Song Dynasty, there were more irons. Other dynasties did not cast them most of the time."

"Not just iron coins, but also money and silver coins. It's just copper coins that are minted the most!"

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Ye Haoran's explanation solved the doubts of the audience, and some of them who had research on ancient coins directly started to learn about it in the live broadcast room.

The casting of ancient coins has gone through many changes, and there are different models according to the conditions of different eras.

Even paper money used in later generations appeared, called Jiaozi.

However, the ancient monetary system was not perfect, and even officially produced copper coins had serious quality problems and were boycotted.

Not to mention other currencies.

Many things are short-lived and have no way to be truly implemented.

"There are so many things you don't know!"

Ye Haoran put on a proud look and said.

He returned to the coins on the ground, took out tools to clean them, and separated the ancient coins that were stuck together. If he could get it out, he would do it directly, and if he couldn't separate it, he would put it aside first.

Xu Mei was on the side, sorting and helping to break the money.

The large group of ancient coins was indeed quite large, and the two of them were very busy.

"Boss, there's one here that seems to be made of gold!"

Xu Mei held a yellow coin and placed it in front of Ye Haoran, her face full of joy.

The price of gold is there, more than 400 per gram.

Even if it is melted, it is still worth a lot of money.

Compared with rusty iron money, gold is made as if it was just cast, with no trace of time at all.

One side is engraved with the four characters "Chunhua Yuanbao" and the other side is engraved with two Buddha statues, which are completely different from ordinary coins.

Money made of gold?
  Could it be that brass and gold were confused?

Ye Haoran was breaking off a large piece of ancient money that he had just obtained. Hearing this, he suddenly looked up.

Due to technical problems, gold production in ancient times was pitifully small and incomparable to today.

Like in the TV series, it is basically impossible to take out a large piece of gold ingot at every turn.

The gold alone is not enough to make various ornaments and utensils. How can there be so much gold to turn into gold ingots?

Made into coins, naturally even less.

(End of this chapter)