英国伦敦2019年11月23日拍卖珍品《顺治通宝.背临版》

英国伦敦2019年11月23日拍卖珍品《顺治通宝.背临版》

顺治通宝是清世祖顺治年间(1644-1661年)所铸钱。顺治元年，在北京于工部、户部开设宝源局、宝泉局铸币，后随着天下统一，在各地开设钱局，钱币上用楷书写着"顺治通宝"。顺治通宝的成分红铜七成，白铜三成。一千铜钱称为一串。顺治通宝重初定位每文一钱，后改为一钱二分、一钱四分、一钱二分五。顺治通宝的币型未能统一，按照背文可分为五种，也就是"顺治五式"。

LONDON, England, 23 November 2019 auction treasure "Shunzhi Tong Bao. Back pro version. "
Shunzhi Tongbao was the money cast during the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty(1644-1661). In the first year of Shunzhi, the Baoyuan Bureau and Baoquan Bureau were set up in Beijing's Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Housing. After the unification of the world, the money bureaus were set up in various places. The coins were written on the coins as "Shunzhi Tongbao." Shunzhi Tongbao has 70 % of copper dividends and 30 % of white copper. A thousand coins is called a string. Shunzhi Tongbao initially positioned each article as one money, and later changed to one money and two cents, one money and four cents, and one money and two cents. Shunzhi Tongbao's currency has not been unified. According to the text, it can be divided into five types, namely "Shunzhi Five Types."

介绍

公元1644年，清军攻入关内，清爱新觉罗·福临至北京，即皇帝位，改元顺治，成为清世祖。在北京设铸钱局铸钱，于工部、户部开设宝源局、宝泉局，后随着天下统一，在各地开钱局，并铸"顺冶通宝"。在清军刚入关时，允许明钱流通，但不久即严禁使用明钱及其它古钱，独行清钱。顺治年间对制钱成分有明确规定，即铜七成，白铅(锌)三成，为合金，称之为"黄铜"，一千铜钱称为一串，年铸一万二千串称为一卯即每开一期的额定数称为"正卯"，正卯以后凡有加铸数称为"加卯"。存世量特别稀少，收藏价值极高。

Introduction

1644, the Qing army entered the pass, the Qing Shunzhi Emperor to Beijing, that is, the emperor, Change Yuan Shunzhi, become the Qing Emperor. In Beijing to set up money bureau, in the Ministry of Industry and Household Bureau Baoyuan Bureau, Baoquan Bureau, and then with the unification of the world to open money bureau, and cast "Shun Ye Tong Bao" . When the Qing Army first entered the customs, ming money was allowed to circulate, but soon Ming money and other ancient money were strictly prohibited. During Shunzhi period, there were clear regulations on the composition of money making, that is, 70% copper, 30% white lead and zinc, which were called "brass" , 1,000 copper coins were called "brass" , and twelve thousand copper coins were cast each year as "Mao" , that is, the rated number for each period of opening was called "Zheng Mao" Any cast number after the cast number is called the cast number. The surviving quantity is extremely rare and the value of the collection is extremely high.