
Treasure Appraisal: from Lost Treasure to World-Class Collector
鉴宝:从捡漏到世界级收藏家
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- Completed
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- 161k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Knowledge can be searched through various channels online. But common sense must be experienced to a certain extent in life.
Appraisal of treasures is not something that ordinary people can do well. At least you have to be an antique lover. Without ten or eight years of experience, I'm really not optimistic about it.
The Great Five Emperors' money is not scarce, and it is easy to find a bunch. The so-called Five Emperors coins are all taken from copper coins in the prosperous times, when the emperor was Qingming and the economy was developing well. This also means that a large number of coins were minted at that time and there was no scarcity at all.
Qin Yuan: A young and ignorant little boy who just left school.
A little boy
Donate, donate, I can only say that the water is too deep, I don't know if it was the rat droppings that ruined the pot of soup, or it was just dirty in the first place, I can't figure it out.
Popular science post: This is what I have found so far. If there are more, please leave a message and I will explain.
Chapter 3: Old imitations: imitations from ancient times or the Republic of China, which have certain collection value. Bangchui: layman. Pig killing: The seller deliberately deceives unskilled buyers and sells fake goods at high prices. Chapter 6: Open the door: It's true at first glance, there's nothing wrong with the thing, it's genuine. Chapter 7: Passed down from generation to generation: Antiques are inherited by families, not unearthed. Palm Eye: Help to check the authenticity. Old goods: Collect real antiques, which are different from modern handicrafts. Chapter 8: One shot: Pack up and buy a batch of goods, good or bad. Shovel the land: Go to the countryside or private individuals to buy antiques at low prices. Premium: higher than the original price. Old collection: refers to something that has been collected by collectors or celebrities before. Chapter 10: Mother Money: The mold for casting circulating coins. Fine imitation: also called high imitation, the level of imitation is extremely high and is close to the genuine product. Smashing: If you find fake goods being sold, go back to the seller to return the goods or make a claim. Chapter 13: Pitfall: Newly unearthed cultural relics still have traces of rust or corrosion.
Does the protagonist really recognize his father?
Just let go of the original father's matter, don't call the police directly, it has nothing to do with the current protagonist, just do it directly, all your real things have become fakes, there is no reaction at all, you recognize your biological father!
The protagonist is too high-profile and doesn't have much of a city.
I really like treasure appraisal novels. You can learn past stories through a treasure, or meet new celebrities. I hope it won't change to fantasy in the future.
You have to be low-key, it's not good to be too high-profile.