What exquisite coins were there in Qing Dynasty?

Qianlong period (1735 ~ 1795) was the heyday of the Qing dynasty. In the first 60 years, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce and local bureaus minted a large number of coins, the number of which was the highest in ten dynasties. For fans of the Qianlong edition collection, if there is not a lot of money in bulk, they can only operate according to the picture.

This is a copper coin, which is round inside and outside. On the front of the coin, four characters "Gan Long Bao Tong" are written in regular script. Related background information: Carving mother, also known as ancestral money, was used to cast mother money after approval.

Coins are flat money, ivory, hand carved. Qian Wen's face was written in regular script Chinese, and this coin was not recorded in the previous spectrum. Generally formulated by the central government. The coins with the words "Gan Long Bao Tong" were engraved by the newspaper. There are few collections in the world, so they are very valuable.

Emperor Jiaqing, Emperor Renzong of the Qing Dynasty, the fifteenth son of Emperor Gaozong Li Hong of the Qing Dynasty. Born in the 25th year of Qianlong (1760), the political situation was sharp and the peasant uprising was in full swing. Emperor Jiaqing once advocated frugality after he inherited the throne, which can be fully seen from the design of Jiaqing Bao Tong coins introduced at that time. From the appearance, the whole coin inherits the ancient tradition of making, and removes all the gorgeous and complicated decorations. Qian Mianzi "Jiaqing Bao Tong" is written in regular script and read directly from top to bottom and from right to left. Money is all words, keep "treasure" The characteristics of coins in Qing dynasty are: an emperor only used one year's money, although the casting volume was large and the shape was simple; With a few exceptions, all the annual money is called Bao Tong and Qian Wen: they are neat regular script, and they are pronounced correctly, with a few exceptions.

Jiaqing Bao Tong was built in Jiaqing, the ancestor of Qing Dynasty (1644- 16 1). In the first year of Jiaqing, Baoyuan Bureau and Baoquan Bureau minted coins in the Ministry of Industry and Housing in Beijing. Later, with the unification of the world, money bureaus were set up everywhere, and "Jiaqing Bao Tong" was written in regular script on coins.

In the picture, this Jiaqing Bao Tong has bright and natural color, moderate decorative depth, beautiful shape and good appearance. Guangxu Bao Tong coins are small, handsome, dignified and beautiful, which can also be called the essence of turnover manufacturing. Its Qian Wen calligraphy inherits and develops the legacy of Xianfeng coin regular script, which is slender, tall and flexible, exceeding the prosperous time of Kanggan, and is worth collecting!

Daoguang Bao Tong was cast in Daoguang period of Xuanzong in Qing Dynasty (182 1- 1850). Money is generally 2.2-2.4 cm in diameter and 2.5-3.6 g in weight. Qian Wen's "Daoguang Bao Tong" is read directly in regular script, and 20 treasure bureaus are written in Manchu on the back of the money. The characteristics of Daoguang Bao Tong are basically the same as Jiaqing Money. The only difference is that Jikesu and Kuqa in Xinjiang began to cast flat money with appreciation of five or ten times because of the lack of brass, which is the origin of empty money in Qing Dynasty.

China has a civilization of 5,000 years, and each dynasty has left precious historical and cultural wealth, among which the long history and culture of ancient coins are more and more shining with the passage of time. However, the price of Daoguang Bao Tong still has a lot of room for appreciation, so it has great appreciation potential and is a rare treasure among coins in the Qing Dynasty.