Ask the master to identify, which dynasty is the ancient coin of the coin Hoof in the Holy Emperor

It is more than money, but it is not possible to determine what era it is, nor can it judge the value. Because there is such a thing as beating money, it is not actually a coin in circulation. It is called money because its appearance is the same or similar to that of copper coins.

It is a kind of decoration specially made by the ancient court or wealthy people in order to ward off evil spirits, mainly used for daily blessings, wealth and peace, or used to ward off evil spirits. The winning money patterns are usually very exquisite, engraved with different styles of patterns, patterns, and texts, and the casting process is diverse, the materials are different, and the level is uneven. Therefore, although there are very few types of winning money with a special script, it is not necessarily very valuable.

As for the dynasty, because the text on the face of the money does not reveal its age, it can only be judged by the material under the condition that there are no examples. If you wish, you can find someone who has studied ancient coins and let him see the actual thing. However, my sensory opinion is that it is better to play with this object in my own hands, and not to study some specific aspects of it.

It may be from the Qing Dynasty, it may be the late Qing Dynasty, Tongzhi and Guangxu years, it is really worth 5000-8000

This is not an ancient coin, it is a kind of coin that is used to spend money and beg for auspiciousness or blessings, and has a certain collection value.

Probably from the Qing Dynasty, really worth 5000-8000

It's a traditional seal script.

It was from the Song Dynasty.

I can't remember the name, I'll tell you a picture.

Northern Song Dynasty: Xining ingots, cast by Shenzong Zhao Ji in 1068-1077 AD. There are a lot of surviving quantities, and the price of general products is about 2-3 yuan.

It's so unclear, I can't see it.

"Attributed to the Holy Emperor", this is a tribute to the emperor money, belongs to the money class, was cast in the Northern Dynasties, the size is different, the bare back, there are imitation castings in each dynasty in the future, and now it is seen that it is mostly cast in the Qing Dynasty, and the collection value is higher.

Note: This money is a traditional "attributed to the Holy Emperor", and "hoof to the Holy Emperor" is a misreading.

Spend money, but this one belongs to modern crafts from **!

It is a good thing to see the pulp, and it is recommended that you go to a formal appraisal agency for identification.

You have to have a picture for people to help you see it.

Hello! This is a pit. The pulp is relatively thick, from the ** point of view. It should be the Shaosheng ingots of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the market value is not high.

The Qing Dynasty's Mandate of Heaven Han money, ** is relatively high,

Qing Dynasty: Manchu, Tiancong Tongbao, back, wear ten.

Hello, your copy is a Mandate of Heaven sweat money system, with a high collection value. Ancient money identification requires investment of time and energy, of course, the most important thing is fate, fortunately the destiny of sweat money is also fate, but it is impossible to find, congratulations! Now the collection of ancient coins is popular, the general collection of small markets can be traded and identified, but also to pick up leaks, but must avoid being deceived, if you must find a qualified company or a person with a good reputation, pay attention to screening**, I hope to help you, thank you!

Take a look at Qian Wenhe shape (material, size, thickness, wear Guo ......Some can be compared with the diagram of the money spectrum.

Second, look at the pulp, circulation traces, and disability.

Third, look at the condition and degree of corrosion. This is related to the length of time it has been buried, the quality of the soil, the specific local address and the climatic environment. The "red spots and green rust" in the south may not be applicable to the bunker money in the north, and the money stored in the jar may not be applicable. The rust of the new imitation and counterfeit is frivolous, loose and does not penetrate the bones, and is easy to identify.

Fourth, look more at real money, and look more at the money spectrum and the Quanjia discourse.

Learn more from Izumi friends and ask for advice.

Fifth, we must master more historical knowledge and numismatic history.