As the domestic collectibles market gradually prospered, many people began to pay attention to antique and art collections. Antiques are popular because they have more historical reference value and cultural connotations.
In recent years, China's internal antiques market has also flourished. As an antique, ancient coins have always been the focus of collectors' attention. Because at various stages of our country's history, there are their own unique forms of money, which more or less reflect the social background and cultural characteristics of an era.
We know that under the authoritarian rule of ancient emperors, almost every change of emperors will be accompanied by the reform of the monetary system, so when we study ancient coins, we are also understanding and understanding a historical period. ...................
Guangdong "Double Dragon Silver Coin is a well-known rare silver coin, the collection value is very large, the current market price is also very high, however, the real product is very small, there are many imitations and forgeries, it is understood that Guangdong "Shoulong" Double Dragon Silver Coin has one, two, seven dollars and two silver coins, because there is no record, so its specific minting situation is not clear. Collectors told reporters that the unique position of this silver coin in the modern Chinese mechanism silver coin is beyond doubt.
Only sample coins left in Shaanxi Province's Guangxu Yuanbao are trial minted, so the vast majority of real coins that appear on the market are mirror technology. In the mid-1970s, the Weston Mint sold the remaining Chinese coins (as well as coins from other countries around the world) to an established British coin company called Spinks, which owned large quantities of Shaanxi Dragon Silver.
According to the gold and silver currency appraisal report, in 1975, The Paramount in Chandi, California, auctioned a batch of rare Chinese gold and silver coins, including a silver coin made by Guangxu in Shaanxi. Since then, several have been found, all of which were lost from the Birmingham Mint.
Chinese coins have a long history and a wide variety, which is a treasure in the traditional culture of the Chinese nation and has a high collection and investment value. For thousands of years, China's monetary culture has condensed the wisdom and talents of the Chinese nation and created its own system, dazzling and unique oriental monetary culture.