I have a copper coin that says: Look at the mountain and fight. What kind of coin is this?

In addition to a large number of currency in circulation, there are many "coins" in China that are not used as currency, either official stoves or folk casting. The big one is like a basin, and the small one is like a corn. It is made of gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, lead and other materials with different colors and shapes. Some have patterns and words, some only have patterns without words, and some only have words without patterns. These special coins are called China to spend money.

China spends money, which is also called "money-weariness". The earliest existing record of "winning money and getting tired" and the origin of its name are the pictures of Xuanhe and Bo Gu in the Northern Song Dynasty. The original meaning of tired victory is the so-called "tired of frustrating others, tired of swearing."

The early fear of winning the prize is a superstition in the shape of a coin. Usually, in addition to words, various patterns are cast, such as stars, swords, four recorded patterns and so on. Later, the application of this kind of goods became more and more extensive, and collectors claimed that many counterfeit money was spent by China.

There are tens of thousands of money spent on the Grand View, including money for the town treasury, money for furnace opening, mother carving, money for palace, money for hanging lanterns, money for longevity, money for birthdays, gifts, money for children's money laundering, money for auspicious words, money for ornaments, money for avoiding soldiers, money for elegant play, money for spring, money for accounts, money for letters, money for pleasure, money for chess and money for play. Spending money, as all kinds of fakes, is sometimes mixed with circulating currency under certain conditions, but their main function is not ordinary currency, but a form of expression of traditional art, which is fully reflected in culture, entertainment, religion, mythology, folk customs and so on, and is loved by the general public and passed down from generation to generation. Until entering the modern society, China's consumption continues to play a role and is still developing. Nowadays, this auspicious pocket money has become a hot commodity in the collection and is favored by more and more collectors.