南宋铁线巷陈二郎十分金金叶子一叠 上美品
南宋"铁线巷陈二郎十分金"金叶子一叠。 95.22 x 38.58 毫米。重 37.49克。极罕，整体轻薄脆弱，存世率极低。中央铭文为"陈二郎铁綫巷十分金"。一张十叶，纸张般平均地摺迭九次。每张均在中央印有主铭文及在角上一枚四字盖章。大部分盖章清晰，字符几近完整。表面起皱，因其历史悠久、质地特殊而难以避免。受保护区沉淀红色积土，除证明其真实性外，更增添美感，定能引起中国钱币藏家踊跃竞投。南宋的金叶子钱直至近代才被博物馆馆藏证实其存在并流入市场。这类钱币一直以来都不为钱币收藏者所知。时至今日，金叶子在浙江省杭州、湖州、温州出土，并按铭文进行粗略分类。<em></em>
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CHINA. Southern Song Dynasty. Gold Leaf Tael, ND (ca. 1127-1279). VERY FINE. China Numismatic Museum-220 (same inscription). 95.22 x 38.58 mm. Weight: 37.49 gms. A VERY RARE and fragile artifact with a relatively low survival rate. The central inscription reads "Chen Er Lang Tie Xian Xiang Shi Fen Jin". Complete sheet of ten leaves folded nine times in equal even horizontal segments like a piece of paper. Each sheet is stamped with the main inscription in the centers and once in each corner with a four character stamp. The majority of the stamps are clear with nearly full complete inscriptions. Crinkled surfaces as is common for objects of this type and would be expected for such a historical item of this nature. Attractive red earthen deposits are noted throughout in protected areas lending to its originality and giving it a great look certain to catch the attention of specialists of early Chinese numismatics.It wasnt until fairly recent that the existence of Gold Leaf money from the Southern Song Dynasty was confirmed through examples being cataloged in museum collections and survivors coming in to the market place. For many decades this series of gold currency was unknown to the collecting community but has now been published and categorized to some extent having been discovered in Hangzhou, Huzhou, Wenzhou in Zhejiang province and have established multiple inscriptions.
