The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

Chinese people like to play Chinese silver dollars, and at most they can hide a few eagle oceans, Spanish double pillars, standing foreigners, sitting foreigners, and the price of foreign silver dollars in China is not high.

These Western silver dollars and colonial silver dollars, on the contrary, are sought after in Western collectors, and they also pay attention to various small formats: things are always good for their own, and the fetish of foreigners is not a good thing. People in most countries around the world think so.

This room should be all sacks that are not stored separately, which makes Zhang Nan too lazy to check a few: it is estimated that they are all silver dollars, otherwise the little devil who brought things in should distinguish the sacks in the way of storage. .

Since the beginning of the inflow of foreign silver dollars, Huaxia people have liked to use and store this currency, which is convenient for transaction calculation and preservation, and there is no need to worry about the silver content-the silver content of silver bullion can not be guaranteed. Inconvenient, the Chinese in Southeast Asia probably have the same hobbies.

As a result, the little devil was finally cheaper!

Not to mention gold and silver, what kind of metal is the little devil, as long as it can be used as a strategic material, it has always been a hunt for death in the occupied area, and the minerals are also predatory and reckless mining.

Chinese people not only like gold, but also silver dollars. Of course, the little devil will not let it go.

Looking at the mountain-like sacks, Zhang Nan said: "The little devil of Gou Ri has taken at least 250 million silver dollars from China, and this is really a lot of searches from Southeast Asia!"

"This is tens of millions."

Listening to the words of her brother-in-law, Zhang Nan said: "A silver dollar is between 26.6 and 27 grams, and here is at least 50,000, and there will even be 60,000."

Speaking of this, it suddenly appeared: Good fellow, I don’t know, I was shocked by the calculation!

The number of "Yuan Datou" circulating in China is also considered to be large. They have been produced for more than ten years, and the total output is only 1.1 billion pieces.

From 1889-1914 before Yuan Datou's casting, the number of various silver dollars minted by the Qing government itself was between 200 million and 220 million, not counting the auxiliary silver coins.

During the period of the Beiyang government from 1914 to 1928, the amount of various silver coins minted was about 1.1 to 1.3 billion yuan, basically all of them were "big heads of Yuan."

Zhang Nan looked at the data. According to statistics, as of 1928, the various factories had cast about 1.07 billion yuan in silver dollars. Adding in the late Qing silver dollars that were not destroyed, the total number of Chinese-made silver dollars in circulation at that time was estimated to be no more than 1.3 billion yuan.

By the period 1928 to 1935 before the legal currency reform of the Kuomintang-Party period, the amount of various silver coins minted was about 1.5 to 17 billion yuan, most of which were "six-star small heads" and "chuanyang". Among them, the number of "Chuanyang" is smaller, 150 million pieces are less than a point.

At that time, relevant agencies estimated that the number of foreign silver coins in circulation in China was about 100 million (the number was obviously small, and Zhang Nan estimated that 100 million coins were about the same.

However, in 1934, the United States announced that it had implemented a high-priced purchase of silver policy, which caused a large outflow of Chinese silver dollars: until 1938, when China’s maritime trade was blocked by Japan, China’s cumulative silver exports were 104.45 million yuan. This figure is only normal official statistics. Excluding the massive smuggling under the control of Japan.

At that time, the ratio of silver dollars and silver ingots in China's circulation field was about 8:1. The vast majority of silver dollars and silver ingots were destroyed by the United States in this matter and became the United States' national reserves.

When the legal currency reform in 1935, the Kuomintang government recovered about 300 million silver dollars from the private sector. When the Kuomintang government reformed the currency system again in 1948, it was estimated that there were 550 million silver dollars remaining in the country. %.

In 1949, Lao Jiang took away about 320,000 silver dollars, which does not include the personal carry of 50,000 high-ranking officials and wealthy individuals.

After the founding of New China, the circulation of silver dollars was completely banned, and a large amount of silver dollars were collected for a long time. Some people say that according to bank statistics, a total of 480 million yuan was collected.

In this way, the amount of silver dollars that can be seen in China's collection field is already less than 100 million, and it may be between 50,000 and 800,000.

Zhang Nan feels a bit conservative about this number. The Chinese people's preference for silver dollars cannot be controlled by the government. At least in the Jiangnan area, this household basically cannot find someone who cannot give his daughter a few silver dollars to "press the bottom" of the box.

Zhang Nan thinks that the figure of 500 million silver dollars in China may be about the same. The figure of 500 million is estimated to be written out by some big coin dealers specially hired by "gunners" to fool ordinary people into the next three indiscriminate tactics of collecting.

But even if there are five hundred million, it means that two people have less than one, and oneself has at least 50,000!

Then I played with a gross silver dollar collection. After 20 years, I pulled this warehouse silver dollar to China, and the entire market would collapse!

Don't bring such fun!

Zhang Nan did an arithmetic problem in his heart~www.readwn.com~ and Chen Hao came back and said, "Boss, monitor, there are 12 side doors inside, all locked."

Upon hearing this, Zhang Nan said, "Don't open it first, and solve these two warehouses."

There is no curiosity for the time being, and there are a bunch of troubles that follow.

More money is a number. Gold and silver dollars are about the same: there are at least 5oo tons of gold on the opposite side, and at least 15oo tons of silver dollars here. This is a big problem for loading, let alone shipping.

The boat is not big enough, you have to buy it!

The house that belonged to the IT boss next door in New York has been rebuilt. The underground vault is a trivial matter, but the United States itself is not insured.

You can't put all the eggs in one basket.

Switzerland?

A small amount is fine, up to a few tons, but too much!

Could it be that 70 or 80 large trucks were formed to form a "class gold and silver coin convoy" and smashed to Zurich?

It's funny, if you do this, the spies and intelligence agencies all over the world will surround themselves and devour them in the next life!

Trouble, trouble!

what to do?

Buy an island!

The third-party negotiation expert sent by Jenny is in contact with Richard Branson, the chairman and president of the British Virgin Group, intending to purchase Necker Island, which he owns in the Caribbean. And it hasn’t been hanged on a tree. It’s located in San Miguel Bay, Spain, and the island of Safiladura on the north coast of Ibiza is also the target.

There is also an island off the coast of Mexico, where the place is larger and negotiations are underway.

There are not so many islands in the Three Caves of Guitu, Zhang Nanqi, but the infrastructure on Neker Island and Safiladura Island is already very good, and they can all be rented out, at least without Zhang Nan worrying about maintenance costs.

As for the purchase price, if you really don’t care about the tens of millions of dollars, insurance is the most important thing. 8