The dream of the coming of all nations to Korea gradually appeared with Zhu Di's efforts.
In the eighteenth year of Yongle, the Ming Dynasty moved its capital. This was his plan.
Because the north was often threatened by the Tatars and Oaras, as well as the southern attacks by the Mongolian forces of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Di decided to move the capital and change Peking as the capital.
Geographically, the capital of the dynasty was close to Shanhaiguan, an important border town and where the emperor lived.
Emperor Shou, this is the first case.
Anything left by such a special emperor is worth collecting.
Not to mention things with special commemorative value, such as Yongle Tongbao silver coins.
However, it is said that Yongle Tongbao silver coins are made of 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, it will definitely be sought after. Even if some people know that it was not made in the Yongle period but by the little devil himself, it is now beginning to be sought after.
Xianfeng's heavy treasures are carried on his back as seven, and the subsequent transaction price is 3.21 million.
What deserves general attention is, firstly, that the overall character shape of the Qianwen is small and bold;
Because the period of time for regional governments to issue currency is quite short, and the circulation area is very narrow, the value of minted currency is only 500 francs.
There are eight types of calculations: not counting ten, counting seventy, counting eighty, counting seventy, counting seventy and counting one hundred.
Qingbaoyuan Bureau Xianfeng Chongbao is worth ten mother coins, estimated at 3.8 million to 4.3 million, with a diameter of 34mm. It is rare and extremely beautiful;
With so few varieties, there were many casting bureaus casting at that time.
For example, in the China Autumn Auction Coin Special in November 2009, an extremely rare Qing Dynasty Xianfeng Tongbaobaofu Bureau with the inscription "Xiaoqing One Hundred" on its back was sold at a low price of 1.96 million yuan.
The founding bureaus at that time were: Quan, Yuan, Zhi, Ji, Fu, Shaanxi, Chang, He, De, Jin, Yun, Dong, Wu, Gui, Zhejiang, Ji, Taiwan, Su, Gong, Sichuan, Qian, Nan,
In Guangzhou, there are not many mints in ethnic minority areas. The most important thing is the rare varieties of ancient coins, and the appreciation rate is even more amazing.
That gold coin weighs 80.5 grams, has a diameter of 46.6 millimeters and a thickness of 3.1 millimeters.
There are a total of 452 pieces in total, among which the Xianfeng Heavy Baby Sudang Eighty is the lower price.
The transaction price of "Xianfeng Chongbao" Bei Bao Quan Dang is 2.42 million, the transaction price of "Bei Bao Fu Dang Qi" is 1.34 million, and the transaction price of Bei Bao Quan Dang is 2.19 million.
Among them, the Xianfeng treasure was valued at 70, and was later auctioned abroad for 7.2 million yuan, which is a sky-high price.
Seventh, the character "宝" (宝) has a unique calligraphic meaning, and the glyph of "ER宝" is shorter, stronger, narrower and wider than others.
Therefore, the heavy mother's coin placed at the bottom is generally worth collecting.
The first thing Chen Wenzhe saw was a Xianfeng Zhuqiong gold coin.
Especially in the China Spring Auction of Ancient Coins in May 2010, the only remaining item in the world - the Warring States Period Zhao Zhu small "Wuyang" eight-hole cloth with "one or two" back was auctioned with a starting price of 1 million, after nearly 40 quiet bids from buyers.
, and was finally sold at a sky-high price of 3.528 million yuan, setting a new record for ancient coin auctions.
The transaction records of Xianfeng Chongbao have been high in recent years, and the highest price is less than 1 million or less. The price of Xianfeng Chongbao is less than 1 million, and the average price is 7 or 8 million.
After a careless mistake, Chen Wenzhe discovered that there were actually very few Xianfeng treasures hidden on each gold coin.
Qing Xianfeng's heavy treasure carrying Baoquan Dang is worth between 2 million and 8 million.
Throughout the ages, your country has used coins as a tool of exchange for commodity transactions or buying and selling.
It can be seen that the Qian's regular calligraphy is dignified and meaningful, the strokes are full of strength, the writing is sharp and sharp, the Manchu Baoquan calligraphy is correct, and the writing style of the official calligraphy is obvious.
During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, it was not the Baozhe Bureau from 1851 to 1861 AD. Among the money styles minted, there was no set of more general money styles, that is, the mother coin of "Baozhe Bureau Xianfeng heavy treasure is worth ten".
The mother coins of the early Ming Dynasty are relatively rare. The Yongle Tongbao mother coins have sharp characters, and the holes on the back are very deep. Mother coins of the early Ming Dynasty are very rare. You can pay attention to this.
The Xianfeng Chongbao of the Qingbaoyuan Bureau is a ten-carved coin, with a diameter of 38mm. It is made of brass. The copper quality is excellent and the workmanship is exquisite. The money body is crystal-clear and antique-colored, and the appearance is perfect. It is very rare to find.
Because the values are the same, the small ones and the big ones are the same, and there is no record of them.
It was a mother's coin, and Chen Wenzhe could tell that at a glance.
However, since no ancient tombs have been dug during the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, and no gold, silver, copper and iron coins have been collected by these tomb robbers, these are probably the currency of the Qing Dynasty.
The price of mother money like that is definitely very low.
For example, this Qingbaoquan Bureau treasure is worth ten. It is a "treasure" iron model copper coin with an estimated value of 2 million to 2.6 million.
There are many types of Xianfeng coins, with 917 types collected by the National Museum of History alone.
For example, the Baoyuan Bureau of Xianfeng Chongbao sold it at 70, and the subsequent transaction price was 3.17 million.
Of course, although Chen Wenzhe was attracted by it first, what I was interested in was such a gold coin and the small white coin next to it.
That is why the Xianfeng treasure has always been regarded as a valuable treasure by collectors.
And these are ordinary currencies, so what about mother money used for minting? It is of extremely high value.
In addition, due to the change to banknotes, the circulation of copper coins is larger, so the price is lower. Now the market price of Xianfeng Chongbao will continue to rise.
In the Qing Dynasty, "Xianfeng Zhuqiong" Baoquan Bureau was in charge of hand-engraved small coins.
Of course, there were many good editions during the Ming Dynasty, but these were relatively rare, let alone mother money.
It is necessary to explain in detail that the money document of this product is genuine and unique. First of all, it can be assumed that it came from an official furnace, so there is doubt in the opening of the door.
Therefore, since the existing quantity is very limited, the historical research value of Xianfeng Chongbao becomes even more precious.
When the value is seventy and above, it is called "Xianfeng Chongbao", and when the value is less than seventy, it is called "Xianfeng Yuanbao" to distinguish it from the Daping coin "Xianfeng Tongbao".
I don't know of one, it's now in the National Numismatic Museum.
The shape of "seventy" on the back is relatively long and thin, and the strokes are strong and regular.
It only has relatively widespread use value, and over time, it has shown lower collection value and textual research value.
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A more casual look revealed that there were a lot of copper coins pressed on the top, and they were not interesting at all. The difference was not that Xianfeng Zhongbaoyuandang, Baoquandang, etc.
The money face of that coin: The name of the coin reads "Xianfeng Chongbao" directly, in regular script, with heavy wheels and entwined flowers and branches.
The price of other heavy treasures is also high. For example, the Xianfeng heavy treasure of the Qing Dynasty weighed ten mother coins and cost about seven million.
The reason why the price is not so low is because it is more common with a diameter of 39mm and is well preserved, making it a very beautiful product;
Among the golden color, the white copper coins are of course more conspicuous.
Chen Wenzhe was very happy when he unexpectedly saw this series of ancient coins from the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty.
The worse ones are not as good as the Qing Dynasty Kuoyuan Xianfeng Chongbaobaoquan is worth seventy, Xianfeng Chongbaobaoquan is worth ten, Xianfeng Chongbao is worth seventy.