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In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty ascended the throne and changed to Qianlong. Casting line "Qianlong Tongbao", the requirement is still heavy one money and two cents, the money calligraphy casters are more exquisite than Yongzhengshi. Initially, the Qing Dynasty continued to implement a deflationary policy.
The money bureau has increased or decreased compared with Yongzheng, first in the fourth year of Qianlong, stopped the three bureaus of Baohe, Baogong and Baoji, and opened the Baofu Bureau in the fifth year of Qianlong, opened the Baogui Bureau in the seventh year, and opened the Baogui Bureau in the tenth year. Before the Qianlong Dynasty, the money was made without tin, and was prepared with copper, lead and zinc, which was called "yellow money", and in the fifth year of Qianlong, it was stipulated that two percent of the tin was added to the copper material of the coinage, which was called "green money". Officially, it is to eliminate private money, but in fact it is tantamount to weight loss.
In the 40th year of Qianlong, the situation of private casting was flourishing, and there was no way to do anything about it, and the copper production in Yunnan was decreasing year by year, resulting in a soaring copper price and a rising cost of coinage. The Qing Dynasty then adopted a deflationary policy, successively stopped casting Baozhi, Dali, Guangxi, Lin'an and other bureaus, and encouraged merchants to import copper from overseas. However, these measures failed to fundamentally solve the problem, and although the number of private coins has decreased, there has been no increase in official money, and there is a shortage of money in private transactions, so the phenomenon of using ancient money has emerged.
Fifty years after Qianlong, Baozhi and other bureaus were opened one after another, and at the same time, the standards for coinage were relaxed, so the quality of money production in the later period of Qianlong was uneven, and it was not as good as the beginning. In addition, during the Qianlong Dynasty, the "Qianlong Tongbao" red money (also known as Pur money, "Puer" means money in Uyghur language) was minted in Xinjiang with copper produced in Xinjiang as raw materials, and there were minting lines in various dynasties since then.
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Is the Qianlong Tongbao minted by Emperor Qianlong really that expensive?
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Summary. Quite valuable, Qianlong Tongbao is a coin issued internally in the Forbidden City, one is worth tens of millions, you keep it, don't show it to others.
Is Qianlong Tongbao worth anything.
Quite valuable, Qianlong Tongbao is a coin issued internally in the Forbidden City, one is worth tens of millions, you keep it, don't show it to others.
Is this worth the money.
The condition is not too good, you can bid 300 pieces.
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Summary. Qianlong Tongbao was minted during the reign of Qianlong (1736-1795), when Qianlong Tongbao minted a total of three kinds of coins, namely carved mother, mother money and palace money. Some of these coins are worth a few yuan, some are worth tens of yuan, some are worth thousands of yuan, and even reach tens of thousands of yuan, so it is better.
The coins minted by the carved mother are also known as mother money, and the ** of a mother money in the current market is about 1000 to 10000.
Is Qianlong Tongbao worth anything.
In. There is an ancient coin of Qianlong Tongbao to help me take a look.
It's more valuable.
Qianlong Tongbao was minted during the reign of Qianlong (1736-1795), when Qianlong Tongbao minted a total of three kinds of coins, namely carved mother, mother money and palace money. Some of these coins are worth a few yuan, some are worth tens of yuan, some are worth thousands of yuan, and even reach tens of thousands of yuan, so it is better. The coins minted by the carved mother are also known as mother money, and the ** of a mother money in the current market is about 1000 to 10000.
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Help me see which one this is.
Qianlong Tongbao. I know, I'm just asking which one you're talking about.
If it is necessary to identify the authenticity or condition in detail.
Please go to the offline and large professional institutions for identification. Don't be greedy and take the trail for identification.
It's hard to tell just by looking at **.
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Ordinary Qianlong Tongbao is about 30 yuan each.
In the collection of ancient coins, it is not the case that the older the coin, the higher the value. In fact, the more prosperous the coin, the lower the market. As the main currency in circulation at that time, Qianlong Tongbao issued billions of dollars, and the stock still exceeds 100 million.
As the saying goes, things are rare and expensive, and the high popularity of old coin collections is just an illusion.
To engage in the collection of old coins, you must clearly know two points: first.
1. Both the domestic ancient coin market and the global ancient coin market are dozens of times the number of sellers than buyers, and it is a thorough buyer's market; Clause.
Second, because ancient coins are not easily damaged, compared with other types of collectibles, there is a huge amount of surviving, which is the reason why collectors are reluctant to collect such collections, after all, since the collection is to collect rare species.
Qianlong copper coins have a huge amount of survival, and they belong to one of the lower value of the collection coins, and only in the speculation does the legendary ** exist. In the real transaction (this kind of collection does not meet the standard of the auction, only on-site transactions), the general transaction price is about 30 yuan, and the best condition, ** is around 50 yuan.
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Is Qianlong Tongbao worth anything. Qianlong Tongbao carving mother must have a higher **, which can reach millions of yuan. The second is Qianlong Tongbao mother money, if the product is relatively good, then the current market is basically about one million yuan.
If it is a general Qianlong Tongbao, it is also the largest number on the market at present, so the market is not high, but compared with other copper coins, it is still relatively satisfied, basically about 800,000 yuan, so it is relatively collectible and worth choosing. 1.Qianlong Tongbao Coin Sixty Years Medium:
The market reference price is 440 yuan per piece;
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Is the Qianlong Tongbao minted by Emperor Qianlong really that expensive?
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Don't talk about the special, it's too rare, don't think about it, in the middle of 2021 as an example, the ordinary condition is still more than 20 yuan.
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Qianlong Tongbao coins with a size of 22+ and below are generally considered to be small flat coins, or privately minted coins, and privately minted coins are often not in very good condition.
Qianlong Tongbao coins were issued in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty in China, and during the reign of Emperor Qianlong for more than 60 years, he exerted the policy of governing the country with culture and martial arts, and created the last glorious dynasty in thousands of years of feudal society for our later generations.
It is precisely because of this that in the folk of our country, it is rumored that the copper coins wearing Qianlong Tongbao can drive away disasters and ward off evil spirits, and because of the homonym of the word Qianlong "Qianlong", it is loved by many collectors in later generations.
The money used on the Qianlong Tongbao coins is written in italics, and the characters are read directly from top to bottom, from left to right.
The text on the back of the coin follows the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, with the word "Bao" on the left side of the Manchu coin perforation, and the perforation on the right side for the names of each bureau. Since the casting of Qianlong Tongbao, there have been 29 rounds of casting, and it also cites the Western copper pouring method.
The most common raw materials used are brass and bronze. In China's Xinjiang region, new square hole coins were used, and a number of foundry bureaus such as Yili, Aksu, and Kuqa were opened. Although it is said that in the Qianlong Tongbao, there are no less than hundreds of varieties of its varieties, but there are only a few kinds of carved mother coins that exist in the world, which are very precious.
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