Mao Jing said that listening to sounds is indeed a method of discernment, but it is not very reliable to listen to sounds by mouth blowing. The specific method of identification is "one look, two, three sounds". "One look", look at the shape, see the color, observe whether the color, pattern, size, thickness and so on of the silver dollar are normal, and whether there are traces of pickling, filing, foreskin, etc. In addition, the edge teeth of the real silver dollar are delicate and symmetrical, and the edge teeth are rough and uneven, and some have traces of local file repair.
He said that silver dollars are commonly known as "foreign money", "foreign tungsten", "lace money", and "ocean". In the Qing Dynasty, the silver coinage inflow from foreign countries was called foreign money, and the silver coins minted by China were called silver yuan (yuan) and silver coins. In the collection market, silver dollars are common in the Republic of China's "Yuan Datou" and the Qing Dynasty Central Edition of Longyang.
"Yuan Datou" is the silver dollar issued by yuan shikai after he took office as a "temporary big" and abolished the coinage rights of the provinces, which was widely circulated before liberation, and there are many existing silver dollar collections. It is generally divided into four categories. ............
The Republic of China's three-year record of Yuan Datou's transactions in recent years: ..................
Yuan Datou silver coin Republic of China three years ------- transaction price: 1.68 million transaction date...
Canned Yuan Datou silver 28 pieces into the transaction price: 4.69 million transaction date...
Yuan Datou silver coin Republic of China three-year ------- transaction price: 1.52 million transaction date
Canned Yuan Datou silver 28 pieces into the transaction price: 5.26 million transaction date...
Republic of China mosaic "Republic of China three years Yuan Datou silver --- transaction price: 2.56 million transaction date
Republic of China mosaic "Republic of China three years Yuan Datou silver --- transaction price: 2.86 million transaction date...
Republic of China three-year double Yuan Datou silver coin ----- transaction price: 1.1 million transaction date
For the cultural relics that the people can collect, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics also stipulates that "the ownership of commemorative buildings, ancient buildings and cultural relics that belong to collective ownership and private ownership, as well as other cultural relics acquired in accordance with law, shall be protected by law."
The owners of cultural relics must abide by the provisions of the laws and regulations of the State on the protection of cultural relics." Some people may ask, so whether these silver dollars dug up near the villagers' residences belong to the state or to the collective? There is no clear legal definition yet. However, Article 79 of the General Principles of civil law stipulates that "buried and hidden objects whose owner is unknown shall belong to the State." ”
The third category is the ship version of "Yuan Datou", that is, the silver dollar of the 22nd and 23rd years of the Republic of China, with "Yuan Datou" on the front and double sailing ships and one round characters on the back.
Among the three years of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai's "signature version" is particularly precious, including the English signature version of the Italian plate maker tested by the Tianjin Mint, and the signature version of the back neck of Yuan Shikai's left face. Because the signed version has not been officially circulated and used, there are not many surviving, and the reference price marked on several types of books is currently 1.5 million to 3 million yuan.