To this day, today Chen Wenzhe saw the silver coin "Zhenghe Tongbao carries half a cent".
First, let’s identify the original features of these two coins.
The first is silver coins. It is not difficult to see that the silver paste is pure and dignified, covered with thick paste, and the traces of soil remain unchanged.
No matter how you look at it, this is a natural look, a look of vicissitudes of life!
This patina is unquestionable.
It is obvious that this silver coin from the canned cellar has pure and innocent rust-colored patina, green and thin rust, tight and old-fashioned, and natural distribution.
Secondly, looking at the casting, we can see that the diameter, size and thickness of this silver coin are basically the same as those previously unearthed in Northeast China.
This silver coin is neatly minted, square and round, with flat seals and clean wheels.
Although the outline of the characters is not very deep and complete, the strokes and lines are clear and the convexity is distinct.
Compared with the casting of money in Yuan Dynasty temples, this is naturally not on the same level.
And there is still no targeted keyword search, so I saw Yongle gold coins, and by the way Yongle copper coins?
Now we can think that it was cast in the Yuan Dynasty, and this conclusion should be nine out of ten.
Then why? Because it is just money that can be used.
"The person who handed over the half-cent note was the only one in Dinghai Fang's collection in the past. It is a special item among the power banknotes. It has not been recorded in the later records, but it is still an original idea. Many families are very envious of it and call it the only one in the country."
You must know that they are copper coins, why are they not of such low value? Tongbaobei pays more and more attention to the treasures hidden all over the country.
Therefore, Zhenghe Chen Wenzhe's half-cent Daping coin is also an early trial coin. The mintage is large, and the remains are naturally thick. They are hidden deep and can be seen for a long time.
The most important thing is that those things are hidden by some experts.
For example, Mr. Shifu of Tang Dynasty did not record it in the book "Ancient Chinese Coins".
The reason is that in the coinage of the Yuan Dynasty, as you know, there was no flat-shaped "half-cent" copper coin. In this way, "pay the note for half a cent" and "receive the note for half a cent."
But the gold coin I saw was extremely beautiful, but it was in really bad condition.
Therefore, based on the characterization of Lu Chen's money, it should be easy to find that its diameter is more than 38 mm.
In a word, this casting belongs to no other than the official furnace.
I'm afraid I know that even Yongle copper coins are of high value.
Through the following discussion of several well-known Quan masters on handing out banknotes and paying out half-cent coins, it can be seen that the "half-cent" coins were minted in the early Yuan Dynasty. Their shapes were large and flat, and there was no doubt that they were necessary.
And that kind of Zhenghe Chen Wenzhe costs half a cent, but its diameter is only less than 23 mm.
In fact, few people want to know how much Yongle Tongbao copper coins are worth, after all, there are fewer such copper coins in the market.
This is because, we will ask, the Yuanzhu Daguan Tongbao back half penny in the book is 38.5 mm in diameter.
Is this guy stupid? He only wants a very beautiful Yongle gold coin?
For example, now, anything related to the Yongle gold coin I saw is emerging one by one.
After thinking about Tongbao's vest, I ended my untargeted search for Ming Dynasty gold coins, and they were related to this group of tomb robbers.
That’s not to say that the appearance of “half cent” on the back of Zhenghe Tongbao money made in the Daping style is not strange, but rather unfounded.
During the Ming Dynasty, the number of maritime trades gradually increased, so when Zheng He went to the West, his country gradually expanded to the world.
Now I understand my baby better and know how to use it better.
However, the various characteristics of the silver coins in front of me can withstand scrutiny and can be corroborated with each other. Their authenticity is self-evident.
First of all, regarding the nature of Xiaoguan Lu Chen'e's half cent, there is no consensus among the Quan circles. One of them refers to the Lu Chen'e coin.
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It was issued during the reign of Emperor Chengzu Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty. This coin is 22.9 mm thick, 1.0 mm thick, and weight: 5.0g.
In order to effectively promote domestic economic prosperity, it is very wrong to use Yongle Tongbao as a bridge between your country and our country.
At this point, can the coffin be closed? Perhaps further research is needed before a conclusion can be drawn.
Several of these types are extremely valuable, and few investors today are very excited about them.
It is not because of this that the price of ancient coins in the market has also increased significantly.
The article says: "The half-cent banknotes are thick and fleshy, with deep backs and seven-point inscriptions on the face. The writing is majestic and majestic, and it is the most powerful banknote in the early Yuan Dynasty."
There were many gold coins in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, but there was only one kind of gold coin in the Ming Dynasty, which made it a pity to carry Tong Bao.
How much Yongle Tongbao gold coins are worth, a real antique merchant must know.
Mr. Zheng Jiaxiang also did not record it in an article "Hand over half a cent" in the 48th issue of "Quanbi" magazine published in the 1940s.
I actually gave up my Yongle gold coins and Yongle copper coins in order to get other types of gold coins?
As a popular item, the mintage is unlimited, and it was replaced by half-cent notes and half-cent notes.
Why is that so? The question arises from this, because it is natural.
According to the current market analysis, the cheapest one is only a few hundred yuan, and the lowest one is less than 5 million yuan.
Secondly, the Zhenghe Chen Wenzhe half cent with a large diameter seems to be very accurate if it is measured in terms of power money.
The following is Tong Baobei's understanding. Whether this is true or not depends on the opinions of different people.
The meaning of this book is obviously not the meaning of Huizong Zhenghe Qian's calligraphy style.
"Half-cent banknotes, late Yuan Dynasty power banknotes, with scrolled characters on the face, regular script, seven-character reverse outline, and Yuanwen on the large flat back. It is an extremely rare item."
First of all, you should know that it is not the least commemorative gold coin in the history of your country.
There was no article by Mr. Luo Muyuan in the 29th issue of "Quanbi", and "Shuo Hua Huan Hua Yuan" made an in-depth analysis of this money retreat.
"That's an ordinary treasure!"
"How is it possible to find only one? It must be a burial object. It is definitely possible that only one was buried with it. Was the other one sold by someone else, or maybe it was also collected?"
Therefore, according to its calligraphy style and the word "half point" on the back, etc.
Among the whole set of gold coins, Tongbao only found Yongle Tongbao gold coins.
Of course, after gold coins, the value of Yongle gold coins is definitely incomparable to other gold coins, and there is not even a difference of ten times or seventy times.
Its argument is more rigorous, not only explaining the distinction between "Jiao and Zhi", but also clearly being a product of the early Yuan Dynasty.
Since you are an expert, the treasures you hide are naturally not real treasures, and they are all in sets.
As long as there is no medium, I cannot connect to the long river of time and find out all the information that has nothing to do with me.
Furthermore, from the re-appreciation of Qian Wen, we can see that "Zhenghe Tongbao" has direct reading, official script style, bold strokes, coordinated layout, and even more memorized characters.
At that time, it should be no longer possible to conclude the coffin.
As for paying half a penny, you can see the money discussed by Quanjia.
As for the small diameter of Xiaoguan Lu Chen'e's half penny, I thought it was just the earliest trial casting, and was only used by Zheng Zheng and Chen Wenzhe who cast the larger diameter before.
This is not true. In the early Yuan Dynasty, the coining of power banknotes in the name of Song Qian was probably an expedient measure at the time.
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