"Antiques Bureau Central Bureau of Ink Search Porcelain" mentions a copper coin, missing the horn of the Great Qi Tongbao, Chinese dynasties have many precious ancient coins, of which the treasures are too numerous to mention. The Central Bureau of antiques was originally a TV series about the struggle against antiques and cultural relics, which involved many antique cultural relics, and the ancient coins alone focused on the Great Qi Tongbao, and also associated it with the world-renowned national treasure Qingming Shanghe Map.
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What is the origin of the Great Qi Tongbao.
"Great Qi Tongbao" is the first Southern Tang coin minted by Li Ben, the founding emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In the third year of Wu Tianzuo (937), Xu Zhichen (李弁), the emperor, was located in Jinling (present-day Nanjing, Jiangsu), with the state name Daqi and the era name Fuyuan (937-942). In the third year of the Fu Yuan Dynasty, the name of the country was changed to Tang, that is, Southern Tang. Its national name Daqi was cast in the Great Qi Tongbao, and only two pieces have been found so far.
It is called "Great Qi Tongbao" because emperor Wu had already made him the King of Qi before he gave way to him. Therefore, when he ascended the emperor's throne, he was given the national name "Daqi". Due to the short time of the name "Daqi", and the small and refined amount of this coin, it has been passed down to a handful so far, so it is particularly precious and rare.
At present, the two surviving pieces are called "Four-Eyed Great Qi Tongbao" and the "Missing Angle Great Qi Tongbao" displayed in the play, one is missing a corner in the upper right, which is called "Missing Angle Great Qi" in the numismatic circles, and the other coin has 4 small holes drilled in it, which is called "Four-Eyed Great Qi".
The value of The Great Qi Tongbao
At present, there is no specific price of Daqi Tongbao on the market, for two reasons, one is that no one sells if you have this ancient coin, which is equivalent to the Oscar of the collection industry, and the other is that it is too precious to be measured by money, and more classicly, as long as there is a real Qi Tongbao rubbing on the wen play market, it is very collectible. So its value does not need to be said more, just like when someone asks you how much the Qingming River Chart can sell, no one can answer.
The Central Bureau of antiques, which can really be described as a conscience production, the narrative of antiques and cultural relics in it is completely textbook standard, and at the same time expressed in an easy-to-understand way. It is also recommended that you take a look, not only will you know the Great Qi Tongbao, but also learn more about antique cultural relics.