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Jin Yuanbao, whose foreign language meaning is equivalent to gold coins, is an ancient circulating currency. In the history of Chinese currency, gold and silver were officially called "Yuanbao", which began in the Yuan Dynasty. However, as early as the Kaiyuan Tongbao period in the early Tang Dynasty, people had the meaning of taking its huge and valuable, which was read as "Kaiyuan treasure". The Yuan Dynasty called gold and silver money "Yuanbao", which means the treasure of the Yuan Dynasty. Gold is called gold Yuanbao, and silver ingots are called silver Yuanbao. It has both political meaning and common name for gold and silver currency.

The collection value of ancient coins is determined by the quantity of existence, cultural value and casting technology. The rarest in the world today are "jinyuanbao", "Xiangqi Tongbao", "Jingkang Tongbao" and "Sino foreign Tongbao". Among them, the "gold ingot" with the highest value is quite difficult to find. Now this old "gold ingot" is a treasure hard to find in the world.

In recent years, "jinyuanbao" has once become a favorite in the collection industry. It has been hyped in the media, with a sky high price of more than 100000 million. It is understood that the "gold ingot" of fragrant pastry is of high collection value, but the amount of "gold ingot" is very rare, and most of them are forgeries in the general antique market. Because the counterfeiting market has unspeakable profits, the counterfeiting situation is becoming more and more intense.

"Jin Yuanbao" is a rare collection like this, which has always been the dream of big collectors. Liu Yiqian once said that for this collection with great collection value, the collection is fate and blessing. Now most of the products in circulation on the market are fakes, because the quantity of genuine products in the world is extremely rare. The genuine "old gold ingot" has always been valuable without a market.

Shouzi gold ingot ingot is an important part of China's ancient monetary system and an important medium of ancient national fiscal revenue. Why do we call gold, silver and coins Yuanbao? This should start from the Yuan Dynasty: "Yuanbao" originates from the inscription of "Yuanbao" on the back of silver ingots in the Yuan Dynasty. In the biography of Yang Shi in the history of the Yuan Dynasty, it is said that "in the third year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty, it was proposed to hand in cash for all roads, and the cash method was cheap. It said:" there is the disadvantage of stealing and abusing platinum in and out of the warehouse. Please use fifty Liang as ingots, and the text uses Yuanbao. "This is the first record of the word" Yuanbao "appearing in silver ingots.