I smiled and said, "Brother, do you want to take a gamble? If you win the bet, you will be rich in luxury cars and villas for the rest of your life. If you lose the bet, you will only lose two thousand yuan."
He thought for a long time, then suddenly gritted his teeth and said: "Damn it! Just bet! Just two thousand yuan? I can afford to pay!"
I said you will definitely not lose money. Don’t worry, the two thousand yuan you spent will definitely be worth it and you will learn real skills.
Next he took out two thousand yuan and gave it to me. I counted it once and put the money in my pocket. Then I asked him to take a note and write it down and told him the secret recipe.
First of all, you must not use glue. The money jars he made are stuck with glue. When the money in the jar is pried open, the surface will reflect white light and even stick to your hands.
Have these things ready.
Pigskin, black soil, wool wheel, fine sandpaper, polishing paste, a few packs of oil-based markers.
Before starting work, you must first understand that in the Northeast, money jars excavated generally do not develop green rust, and are basically in a coppery state of original color. Moreover, the tubes are very loose and can generally be pried open with fingernails.
So the specific operation method is.
Prepare fifty pounds of loose copper coins. Use fine sandpaper and a woolen wheel to brush the coins to imitate the traces of natural wear and tear.
Spread the copper coins on the ground, cover the head with a whole pigskin, and press the pigskin with a heavy object for ten days.
Within ten days, the pig skin will slowly seep oil.
This kind of pressed pigskin oil is the best material for making old patties. Even the experts can’t tell when it’s done.
Then remove the pig skin, spread a layer of northeastern black soil on the bottom of the empty jar, and spread the copper coins into the jar layer by layer.
One thing to note here is that the layer of copper coins in the middle is best strung with hemp rope.
The hemp rope used must be boiled in 100-degree boiling water and alkaline noodles for 24 hours. Such hemp rope will age quickly and break at the slightest touch, thus simulating the effect of hemp rope aging underground for thousands of years.
In the last step, take out the refill of the oil-based marker and mix it into clean water to make a pot of oily black water. Pour the oily black water evenly along the edge of the large jar.
Cover it, bury it in a cool place for three to six months, and then take it out.
You're done.
No matter how you look at the money jar made in this way, the texture, coating, wear, arrangement, and aging are all exactly the same as the real jars unearthed in Northeast China. Except for the person who made the jar, experts can't tell.
At this point, I might as well tell you another industry secret.
In the early years, the only effects that could not be achieved with bobbin money were cinnabar rust and thousand-year crystal rust, but later this problem was overcome by the people of Guangxi.
A few guys from Guangxi spent more than 100,000 yuan to find a professor from a certain chemical engineering college in Beijing to prepare a chemical potion that could perfectly produce crystalline rust.
To this day, those Guangxi guys are still making a lot of fake jars every year.
It’s hard to tell whether these jars are genuine or not. I don’t know how many people have been tricked. I initially estimate that the amount involved may be over 100 million. The main sales are private collectors in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou and some online live broadcast rooms.
So, if anyone is playing this game, once they know that the jar is from Guangxi or sold by someone in Guangxi, then stop playing it, it’s all fucking fake.
In this way, I got two thousand yuan. I first bought a second-hand mobile phone, reported it to the boss that it was safe, and then bought new clothes.
I originally planned to go back to Zhengding, but suddenly I changed my mind.
I bought a ticket from Jiamusi to Siping.
Doctor Fan is still in my hometown.
I haven’t been back for more than four years. I want to go back to Mohe to see my grandma.
