I have a bronze sword I don t know what age it is and how much it is worth?

The authenticity of antiques is a difficult problem for ordinary people, because ordinary people do not have such profound professional knowledge, I personally recommend that you go to a professional antique appraisal agency, they will help you make a reasonable judgment through scientific and technical means. As for the question of value, it depends on the authenticity, specific age and integrity of the antique, you must know that as a bronze in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it is more valuable.

The age can be judged according to its appearance and shape, and the bronze is a treasure of China's cultural relics, and it is also a very brilliant pearl in the world's art.

Oh, it should be a result. The market value of Tongjian is approximately. 500,000 yuan.

Bronze cultural relics must be sent to an institution specializing in the study of bronze cultural relics to verify, after all, bronze cultural relics will also be true and fake, and you will be relieved after verification.

Cultural relics generally pay attention to the origin, and there is no origin to see what inscriptions and inscriptions. Nothing to see the carving style to see the approximate age, generally rarely say how much it is worth, maybe the market price given by the expert is not as significant as your collection.

It can be sold for three to ten years.

According to the Cultural Relics Law, bronzes are not allowed to be bought and sold! Because the bronzes are generally cultural relics before the Han Dynasty, most of them are national first-class or even super-grade cultural relics, and they should be handed over to the state (unless you can prove that this thing has been passed down from your ancestors for generations), and the state will give you a part of the reward. If you resell it without permission, you will be sentenced to a crime Ancestral mahogany furniture can be sold, and it is best to find some irrelevant old businessmen in other places to evaluate, and the question "why is bronze not allowed to be traded" is inaccurate.

Generally speaking, ancient bronzes such as Xia, Shang, Zhou, Spring and Autumn and Warring States cannot be auctioned. Because these bronzes are very valuable, and most of them are excavated cultural relics. According to the regulations, the unearthed cultural relics belong to the state.

If it is not an unearthed cultural relic, it is an heirloom, which should be unrestricted, but it is not easy to distinguish now, so it can only be treated as not being auctioned. Although it cannot be auctioned, private transactions actually exist. The reason why private transactions are not interfered with is also because it is not easy to distinguish between genuine and modern imitations.

As for the ancient coins from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as some small copper products, most of their materials are bronze, which can also be classified as "bronze", but for such items, not only private transactions actually exist, but also can be auctioned at auctions.

As for the stipulation that the excavated cultural relics belong to the state, it is not rigid in its implementation. For example, for excavated ancient coins, if they are large or precious, the state will implement this rule; If the quantity is small and the value is low, no one will accept it if you take it and hand it in.