What do the seven coins under the threshold mean?

Putting seven coins on a doorstone is like stepping on the Big Dipper, but the actual effect needs to be verified. Because the Big Dipper Array is very complicated, not just seven identical modern coins, it is suggested to put five emperors' money.

Putting coins on the threshold is a custom handed down by our ancestors. First, you can put modern coins. If your family is a cadre, you can put seven coins under the door. If you are in business, you can put eight coins under the door. Then you can use coins to make it "safe to go in and out". Buy two pieces of cinnabar from the drugstore, spread it under it, and put a peach branch facing south under it. All these will do, as long as you can.

Of course, if you pay more attention to it, you'd better use the five emperors' ancient coins that have been handed down for hundreds of years. They are full of yang and are pure copper coins, which are better than iron coins and alloy zinc coins. Most importantly, many coins of Emperor Wu were designed by Feng Shui masters, which are more effective than modern Feng Shui compasses, warriors, peach swords and other handicrafts, and can solve Feng Shui problems such as forced door washing. In particular, the most classic authentic Wudi coins, such as the old Wudi coins, with some feng shui instruments, are suitable for placing doorstones in large-sized houses, villas, banks, government agencies and other offices and choosing auspicious days.