银锭,中国古代货币,即熔铸成锭的白银。始自汉代,其后各代皆有铸造,但流通不广。至明代盛行,但不是国家法定银锭货币。至清,始作为主要货币流通。重量不等,因以“两”为主要重量单位,故又称银两。
Silver ingot, an ancient Chinese currency, is the silver that has been cast into ingot. It originated from the Han Dynasty, and foundry after all generations, but not widely. It was popular in Ming Dynasty, but it was not the national legal ingot currency. Until Qing Dynasty, it began to circulate as the main currency. The weight is not equal, because the "two" is the main weight unit, so it is also called silver.
清代是中国银锭铸造和发展的鼎盛时期,由于地域不同,铸造工艺流程不同,各地银锭的器型各异、形式多样、名称繁多,深受银锭集藏者喜爱。
The Qing Dynasty was the heyday of silver ingot casting and development in China. Due to different regions and different casting processes, silver ingots in different shapes, forms and names were popular with collectors of silver ingots.
银锭,这种承载着悠久货币文化和历史的古代钱币,虽然已经退出了商业舞台,但它现在的价值却是不容忽视的。银锭是经由银匠之手铸成,因此每一件银锭都是独一无二的艺术品,现今存世的古代银锭,非常稀少,而铭文锭更是不多见。
Silver ingots, the ancient coins with a long history of currency culture and history, have withdrawn from the commercial arena, but their present value can not be ignored. Silver ingots are made by a silversmith's hand, so every silver ingot is a unique work of art. Ancient silver ingots are rare in the present age, and inscriptions are rare.
目前,深圳观古国际有幸征集到一件藏品:
At present, Shenzhen Guan Gu international has the honor to collect a collection:
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