2019年新加坡拍卖清代云南陈元昌号五两银锭精品推荐

2019年新加坡拍卖清代云南陈元昌号五两银锭精品推荐

【藏.荐】栏为藏品强大的传播效应向各位买家推荐经国家一级鉴定专家甄选的艺术珍品,为藏家牵线搭桥,让千百件艺术珍品价值被发掘与重视,在拍卖会上得以高价成交。

[Tibet. Recommendation] column for the strong dissemination effect of the collection to recommend to buyers the selected art treasures by experts at the first level of national appraisal, to bridge the gap for Tibetans, so that the value of thousands of art treasures are excavated and valued, and high-priced transactions can be concluded in the auction.

【名称】： 清代云南陈元昌号五两银锭

【藏 品 类 型】:杂 项

【藏 品 年 代】:清 代

【藏 品 信 息】:长：59.2mm 重：171.6g

[Name]: No. 52 Silver Ingot of Chen Yuanchang, Yunnan Province, Qing Dynasty

[Collection Types]: Miscellaneous

[Collection Age]: Qing Dynasty

[Collection Information] Long: 59.2mm weight: 171.6g

众所周知，中国古代把白银作为流通货币，也就是银子直接当钱花。台湾著名钱币学家张惠信先生在《丽庄藏中国银锭》一书的前言中，有非常生动的描述：“我在研究金融货币之前，对于章回小说及古装电视剧里有关用银的情节，一直难以理解，有些情节总是大而化之或干脆不加交代。例如旅客住店吃饭，结账要一两三钱银子，客官往往掏出一锭银子，往柜台上一扔，说：‘够了吧？’店小二掂掂银子说‘够了！太够了！’接下来，我是多么期待看到店家如何找钱，但剧中人物不是掉头离去就是潇洒地说：‘剩下的赏给你了！’电视剧就是这么演的，从不交代细节。”估计编导们自己也不太搞得清楚，不然为什么影视剧中出现的元宝，都有一个大大的肚子鼓出来，让人忍俊不禁呢？

此种银锭也因造型如牌坊，棺材口而被戏称为牌坊锭或棺材锭。主要为流通于清代末期（同治到宣统年间）的云南，贵州，行铸使用不过二三十余年。清政府铸造法定银币后已多不使用， 民国实行废两改元制，废止银锭通行，行使银元，牌坊锭被云南贵州地方政府大量回收销熔以用于造云南，贵州，四川等地机制银币原料，所以留存量比一般的四川圆锭， 北方翘宝（元宝）要稀少得多。   牌坊锭也是中国历代银锭里字戳铭使用最多最精美的一类银锭， 基本皆为官方公估锭，银成色含量大多能保持在9分7左右，整体收藏升值空间也较一般中锭元宝（5-10两间）要好。   此枚“陈元昌汇号纹银公估锭”不敢说稀少异常， 但也本为少品。  此锭为标准清制官估五两锭， 老包浆未有任何清洗，锭最长处59.2MM ，  重171.6克。   陈元昌在清代是云南较有名的半官家半私“汇号制银处”，但大部分时间皆发行地方法定商号汇票， 验造发行的银锭数量很少，收藏空间也比一般云南牌坊锭好。值得收藏。

As we all know, silver was used as currency in ancient China, that is, silver was directly used as money. In the preface of Lizhuang Tibet China Silver Ingots, Mr. Zhang Huixin, a well-known Taiwanese coin scientist, vividly describes it: "Before I studied financial money, it was hard for me to understand the plots of using silver in Chapter novels and ancient costume TV dramas. Some plots were always too big to be explained at all. For example, when a traveler stays at a restaurant for dinner, he has to pay for one or two or three pieces of silver. The guest officer often takes out a ingot of silver and throws it on the counter and says,'Is that enough?' The bartender weighed the money and said,'Enough! That's enough!' Next, how I look forward to seeing how the store finds money, but the characters either turn around and leave or say smartly,'The rest is for you!' That's how TV plays are performed. They never give details. It is estimated that the directors themselves are not very clear. Otherwise, why do all the treasures in the movies and TV plays have a big belly bulging out, which makes people laugh?

This kind of silver ingot is also known as archway ingot or coffin ingot because of its shape such as archway and coffin mouth. It was mainly circulated in Yunnan and Guizhou in the late Qing Dynasty (from Tongzhi to Xuantong), and it had been used for more than twenty or thirty years. The Qing government did not use the statutory silver coin after it was minted. In the Republic of China, the two-yuan system was abolished, the passage of silver ingots was abolished, and the silver yuan was exercised. The archway ingots were recycled and melted by the local governments of Yunnan and Guizhou for making the raw materials of machine-made silver coins in Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan. Therefore, the reserve amount was higher than that of Sichuan round ingots and Northern Qiaobao (Yuan Bao). It's much rarer. The archway ingot is also the most exquisite type of silver ingot used for inscriptions in Chinese silver ingots of past dynasties. It is basically official estimated ingots. Most of the silver color content can be maintained at about 9:7, and the overall collection appreciation space is better than that of the ordinary ingot Yuan Bao (5-10). This "Chen Yuanchang Silver Estimation Ingot" dares not say that it is rare and unusual, but it is also a rare product. This ingot is the standard clearing official estimate of 52 ingots, the old slurry has not been cleaned, the longest ingot 59.2MM, weight 171.6g. In the Qing Dynasty, Chen Yuanchang was a famous semi-official and semi-private "exchange number banking office" in Yunnan Province, but most of the time he issued local legal commercial bills. The number of silver ingots checked and issued was very small, and the collection space was better than that of ordinary Yunnan archway ingots.

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