The "new" coins of Wang Mang's regime have a special shape and consist of two parts, the upper part is in the form of square hole round coins, and the face text is "national treasure and golden laurel", which is read out in a rotating way and sealed with hanging needles. The square spring body is connected with the short neck, and there are two straight lines on the body surface and back. Between the lines, the word "Wan Zhi" is hung on the straight book, and there is no word on the back. Xin Mang implemented state-owned gold, ordered the government to lose gold to the imperial government, and sent the national treasure Jingui Wan Zhi as a voucher.
Tiancheng Yuanbao became the title of Ming Di Li Siyuan in the late Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. During the Tiancheng period (926-929), the inferior coins cast by waste aluminum and tin in the Ming Dynasty were cast into "Tiancheng Yuanbao". This kind of money is exquisitely made and the characters are very distinctive. Money is about 2.3 cm in diameter and weighs about 3.4 grams. The words "Tiancheng Yuanbao" are read from top to bottom. "Tiancheng Yuanbao" is a rare product in the Five Dynasties because of its small output.
Bao Tong, an immortal, was cast in Yeludeguang (927-936), Emperor Taizong of Liao Dynasty. "Fairy Bao Tong" is a four-character official script, which is read in a rotating way with no words on the back. The money is neatly made, and the words are natural, simple and lovely. Only one or two products have been handed down from generation to generation and their whereabouts are unknown. 1940 Beijing Luojia got a piece in Dafangshan, which was undoubtedly authentic by three people, Fang and Ma Dingxiang, but it fell into the hands of the Japanese army in the late period of the Anti-Japanese War.
Huangtong Yuanbao Huangtong (1141-149) is the third year number of Emperor Xizong. Xiao Ping Qian, a seal script of Huang Tong Yuanbao, is one of the great treasures of ancient coins in the Jin Dynasty. Since this small flat coin was discovered in the 1930s, it has been called an orphan. This ancient coin is now in the National Museum of China, and it is an old collection of Mr. Li Ying 'an, a famous collector of ancient coins.
Huang Tong Yuanbao: Jin Dynasty coins, which were cast in the period of Huangtong (1141-kloc-0/149), are extremely exquisite. There are not many unique Yuanbao seal scripts in the world.
Daqi was cast by Xu Zhimo (Li), the founding emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Li _ was Xu Wen's adopted son, so he was named Xu Zhimo. He was once named King of Qi by Xu Wen. In the third year of Tianzuo (AD 937), Xu abandoned Wu Ruidi to stand on his own feet and cast the title of Da Qi. There are only two left in the world. One coin is missing a corner on the upper right, which is called "big qi with missing corner" in the coin world, and the other coin is drilled with four small holes, which is called "big qi with four eyes".
Mars Bao Tong
Yingli Bao Tong was cast in Yale _ Yingli calendar year (95 1-968). The four-character "Yingli Bao Tong" has mixed characters, simple characters and single-point communication. Among them, the word "Li" omits the left pen of the factory department and borrows the right outline, which is exactly the same as the calligraphy characteristics of "Tianlu" and obviously shows the charm of Liao money. Most of this money comes from Liaodong area. Today, we can see five "Yingli Bao Tong" money rubbings of different sizes.
Zhenguan Qian Bao Xixia Qian Wen, whose real name was Ganshun Zhenguan period (A.D.11-KLOC-0/11165438), was cast in Xixia and read in regular script. The Chinese translation of the first two words is "Zhenguan", and the Chinese literal translation of the last two words should be "Baoyuan". Numismatist Zhao discovered and interpreted these coins. Because predecessors translated the word "before and after" into "Qian Bao", Ye Zhao interpreted the last two words that should be translated into "Yuanbao" as "Qian Bao".
Chongqing Yuanbao was cast by Jin Hewang Chongqing (A.D. 12 12) and made of bronze. One of the three treasures of money, Chongqing Yuanbao is the five coins of seal script (that is, 50% off, with a diameter of 3.5 cm); There are two kinds of Bao Tong, Xiaoping and Zheer, which are made by Qian Wen in imitation of a thin golden body. Chongqing Yuanbao has been handed down from generation to generation, and some books call it an "orphan". As a matter of fact, it is understood that there are currently five or six original works preserved in China.
Yongning ingot was cast in the first year of Yongning (A.D. 12 13). There is only one 50-fold copper coin, and the calligraphy style is similar to that of Chongning Xiaoping in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is rare that there is no pricing. Zhining Yuanbao originally had Xiaoping and 50% off each; Xiaoping has been approved as a fake by the family portrait. The shape, size and writing style of the 50-fold coin are similar to those of Chongning Bao Tong, with vigorous writing and fine production, but the copper color, red and purple are different.
Zhenyou Yuanbao Zhenyou (1213-1217) is the first year of Emperor Xuanzong of Jin Dynasty. Jin Xuanzong used the title of Zhenyou for five years. Zhenyou Bao Tong, Xiaoping and Qian Wen wrote real books, which were cast in the reign of Xuanzong Zhenyou and read through. Zhen Xuan, Yuan Bao, Xiaoping and Qian Wen have all read the real books. In the early years, only China had a true friend's treasure that flowed into Japan.
Zhenyou ingot: it was cast during the Zhenyou period of Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (1213-1216). Its characteristics are: the authentic works of Xiaoping and Qian Wen are all cyclic reading. In the early years, only China had a true friend's treasure that flowed into Japan.