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硬币一般是金属币(如金、银、铜、镍、锡、锌、锑、铝),但在特殊情况下,也有泥做的钱。在一战后的德国、五代的燕国、伪满洲国就出现过泥钱,这在货币史上是极为罕见的。两种泥钱:殉葬品和流通币陶瓷硬币质地较差、制作工艺粗糙、流通寿命比较短,现存量比较少。陶瓷硬币按作用主要分两种:一种是作为陪葬品的陶瓷冥币。在1959年上海嘉定县的战国墓中出土过陶质郢爰。郢爱是楚国的长方形黄金硬币,又名印子金,或称金钣、龟币。印子金是因金钣上铸有方形的戳子而言的,“郢”是楚国国都,“爰”则是重量单位或楚国金币的
Coins are generally metal coins (such as gold, silver, copper, nickel, tin, zinc, antimony, aluminum), but in special cases there is also money made from mud. In World War I Germany, mud money emerged in the Yan States and the Manchu Empires of the Five Dynasties, which is extremely rare in the history of the currency. Two mud money: sacrificial objects and circulation coins ceramic coins texture is poor, the production process is rough, the circulation of life is relatively short, the existing stock is relatively small. Ceramic coins are mainly divided into two types: one is as a funerary ceramic Ming coins. In 1959 Jiading County, Shanghai’s Warring States Period unearthed pottery 郢 爰.郢 love is a rectangular gold coin Chu, also known as Indian gold, or gold sheet, turtle coins. Indigo gold is due to the square cast on the sheet metal terms, “郢 ” is Chu State, “爰 ” is the weight unit or the gold of the Chu