The farmer picked up a broken pot as an ashtray , and the collector exchanged 2 packs of cigarettes

This "ashtray" changed hands several times, and finally at the Hong Kong auction, it was sold for 1.8 million **, this "ashtray" has a great origin, it turned out to be the drum nail wash of the Song Dynasty, that is, the pen wash commonly used by literati.

The collector, Luo Jun, exchanged two packs of cigarettes for an ashtray, and after many rounds, he was finally sold at the auction house for 1.8 million yuan.

Later, it sold for 1.8 million, which can be said to be a loss of "no culture".

Later, the collector went to a special place to borrow treasures for identification, and this ashtray was very valuable, and it was an antiquity, which made the collector make a lot of money.

Later, the collector sold the antique to someone else, and the value of the antique was actually very high, reaching several millions.

Later, after taking it away, it was found to be a valuable artifact, and the collector handed it over to the state, and it is still in the museum.

Later, it was found that this ashtray is more than 4 yuan, and it also has a long history, and it is a valuable cultural relic.

China is the only one of the four ancient civilizations in the world that has survived to the present, with a history of more than 5,000 years of civilization. In the process, many dynasties were established, and each dynasty left a lot of treasures for future generations, and in addition to history books, there are many cultural relics. If someone has cultural relics in their home, they may make a windfall.

But these also depend on whether people can recognize them, after all, these cultural relics have gone through thousands of years, after the baptism of history, there is no eyesight really can not be recognized, and the fortune is so stunned. If you don't meet someone who knows things, I'm afraid it will be difficult to appear in people's eyes. Nowadays, the state attaches great importance to the protection of cultural relics, and some cultural relics that have been displaced overseas have also been returned to China one after another.

In the cultural relics market, there will naturally be fakes if there are genuine products, and some people will eat Coptis chinensis dumbly because they don't understand this knowledge, and they will suffer a big loss. In some rural areas, a family may have cultural relics at home, but because they do not know about it, it will cause irreparable losses. A broken basin was used as an ashtray by farmers for 3 years, and the experts exchanged two packs of cigarettes for it, and later sold for 1.8 million.

An old uncle in the countryside, once he was digging in a ditch and accidentally found a pot. The old man didn't pay much attention to this thing at first, he just thought it was an ordinary small basin, and wanted to use it as an ashtray. This is 3 years, if you don't meet Luo Jun, I'm afraid this baby will always be used as an ashtray.

This man named Luo Jun is a collector, he worked in the Cultural Relics Bureau in his early years, and he knows a little about antiques. After retiring in his later years, he put all his mind on fiddling with cultural relics, and usually likes to go around. On one outing, he didn't find anything, and he was a little disappointed.

Feeling a little thirsty, he came to a house to ask for water. It was this old man's house, who was very hospitable, handed him a ladle of water, and then sat nearby and smoked.

Luo Jun inadvertently saw this baby, and heard a crisp voice, and asked the old man where this thing came from. The old man told him where he came from, and brought the ashtray with him. Luo Jun took a closer look and judged that this should be a cultural relic, and planned to make a bid to buy this "ashtray".

The simple old man's asking price is also very cheap, just two packs of cigarettes. The two sides made a smooth deal, and when they returned home, Luo Jun carefully cleaned the treasure.

At this point, the mystery of the basin is revealed. It glows on top, and there is a protruding knot at the edges, like nails on a drum. Feeling that it should be worth a lot of money, Luo Jun took this cultural relic to a professional**.

After careful identification by experts, it was determined that this was the drum nail wash of the Song Dynasty, and the origin of this thing was extraordinary. Many people may not know that this thing is used by the royal family.

When others heard about it, they were quite envious and wanted to spend 60,000 yuan to buy it. Luo Jun is not stupid, so it is naturally impossible to agree. Later, he contacted a friend, and with his help, the artifact was auctioned in Hong Kong and finally sold for 1.8 million yuan**.

A broken basin was used as an ashtray by farmers for 3 years, and the experts exchanged two packs of cigarettes for it, and later sold for 1.8 million.

The latter broken basin was taken out for auction by two experts, and it was auctioned for 1.8 million yuan at that time, which was very cost-effective.

It was sold for 1.8 million, because this "ashtray" was a drum nail wash from the Jun kiln in the Song Dynasty, and it was a very valuable antique.

In the end, this pot was auctioned to 1.8 million, so this farmer really lost too much, and he was dumb and ate coptis.

This basin is an antique from more than 2,000 years ago, and was later auctioned, worth more than 10 million, and is the private property of the state.