Guangxu ingots Why are they worth What are the classifications I have Guangxu ingots

The silver coin Guangxu Ingot was issued in 1898 and has a fineness of 91. The obverse is cast with an inscription, the top casts italics "Mint General Mint", the bottom casts "Kuping Seven Coins and Two Points" logo, the center reads the four words "Guangxu Yuanbao", and the center of the coin also has a four-character direct reading body Manchu. The top of the outer circle on the back of the silver coin is inscribed in italics, the rest of the coin is inscribed with the words "Silver Coin of the Qing Empire" in a small English standard font, and the inner circle is cast with a five-clawed dragon on the obverse, which is slightly rough in appearance, and its aesthetic style is unique, and the fusion of Manchu and Han cultures is rarely seen on the front of the coin, while the back of the coin clearly indicates the intervention of Western culture.

Although the coins are small, they can also give a glimpse of the social culture.

There are many varieties of Guangxu ingots, generally around dozens of yuan, and there is a ** table of Fujian Province coinage for reference:

The Fujian official bureau made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury Ping Seven Coins and Two Cents Trial minting pattern coins.

The Fujian official bureau made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury, flat one penny and four cents.

Dotted stars on the front and back.

The Fujian official bureau made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury, flat one penny and four cents.

Four-petaled flower star on the back.

The Fujian official bureau made the Guangxu Yuan treasure house flat seven cents and two cents.

Dotted stars on the front and back.

The Fujian official bureau made the Guangxu Yuan treasure house flat seven cents and two cents.

Four-petaled flower star on the back.

The Fujian official bureau made the Guangxu Yuan treasure house flat three points and six cents.

Fujian Province made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury Ping one penny four cents and four cents of the small dragon map.

Fujian Province made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury Ping one penny four cents four cents big dragon map.

Fujian Province made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury, flat seven minutes and two centimeters, small dragon map.

Fujian Province made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury flat seven minutes and two centimeters of the big dragon map.

Fujian Province made Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury flat three points and six cents.

It seems that a lot of them have been built in Guangdong Province

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1. Sichuan Province made Guangxu ingots: about 600,000 yuan; 2. Guangxu ingots made in Zhejiang Province: about 900,000 yuan; 3. Beiyang Guangxu ingots:

**Approximately $900,000; 4. Jiangsu Province made Guangxu ingots copper coins: ** about 1 million yuan; 5. Hunan Province Guangxu Ingot Silver Coins: ** about 1.1 million yuan; 6. Jilin Province made Guangxu ingots silver coins:

**Approximately $1.2 million; 7. Guangdong Province made Shuanglong Shou word coin: ** about 1.3 million yuan.

Hello Dear Hello is a pleasure to serve you according to your questions. As an intelligent Q&A assistant, I can tell you that Guangxu ingots are a very precious cultural relic, and their price is affected by various factors such as market supply and demand, preservation, age, and minting. The following seven kinds of Guangxu ingots are more popular in the market and have a higher value:

1. Guangxu ingots are ten, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "Guangxu ingots", the back pattern is a dragon, the dragon pattern is clear, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved. 2, Guangxu ingots when twenty, the front bead circle is cast with "Guangxu ingots" four Chinese characters, the back pattern is two dragons fighting for the pearl, the dragon pattern is delicate, the casting is exquisite, well-preserved. 3. Guangxu ingots when fifty, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "Guangxu ingots", and the back pattern is an eagle, the demeanor is mighty, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved.

4. Guangxu ingots are hundred, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "Guangxu ingots", the back pattern is the lead front dragon, the dragon pattern is clear, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved. 5. Guangxu ingots one tael, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "Guangxu ingots", the back pattern is Panlong, the dragon pattern is clear, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved. 6. Guangxu ingots are two, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "Guangxu ingots", and the back pattern is a dragon, the dragon pattern is delicate, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved.

7. Guangxu ingots are five, the front bead circle is cast with four Chinese characters of "light front and Xu ingot", and the back pattern is a dragon, the dragon pattern is clear, the casting is exquisite, and it is well preserved.

Question: What are the seven most valuable kinds of Guangxu ingots? Answer: God Lao:

Guangxu ingots are a currency issued during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty in China, and because of their long history, they are highly sought after in the market. Among them, the seven most valuable Guangxu ingots are: Guangxu ingots "Hubu made" Zihail Daqing copper coins.

Because it is minted in small quantities and is well preserved, it has a higher market value. Guangxu ingots "Xuantong Year Made" Qing Dynasty silver coins. Minted at the end of the Qing Dynasty, this silver coin is of high purity and is well preserved, making it a popular currency in the market.

Guangxu ingots "Qing Dynasty copper coin dangten" is one of the coins minted in the Guangxu period, because the number of minted is small, and it is well preserved, so the market value is higher. Guangxu ingots "Qing Dynasty copper coins when twenty" is also one of the coins minted in the Guangxu period, the number of minted is relatively small, and it is well preserved, so the market value is relatively high. Guangxu Yuan Bao "Guangxu Yuan Treasure Treasury Ping Qi Qian Two Cents" is one of the silver coins minted at the end of the Qing Dynasty, because of the high purity of silver, and well-preserved, so the market value is high.

Guangxu ingots "Guangxu ingots Hubu Kuping seven coins and two cents" is one of the silver coins minted at the end of the Qing Dynasty, because of the high purity of silver, and well-preserved, so the market value is also relatively high. Guangxu ingots "Guangxu ingots Ding Wei Daqing silver coin" is one of the silver coins minted at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the silver purity is high, and it is well preserved, so the market trace blind sail value is also very high.