Chinese ancient coins - silver coins - cast silver coinsAt the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of Republic of China, Jiangxi "Ji 'an Yongji Silver Bureau" double-row stamp 50 liang silver ingots, weighing: 1857.7g, unique shape, primary color silver light, silver such as snow, pearl, top state, very perfect preservation, Jiangxi Province fifty-two silver ingots more square treasure, ingot shape silver ingots are extremely rare, is a very rare silver ingots treasure, completely not make supplies, Chinese grade UNC Ji 'an is a prefectural city under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province. In ancient times, it was called Luling and Jizhou. In the early Yuan Dynasty, Ji 'an was renamed Ji 'an from the meaning of Ji Tai Min 'an. Located in the central part of Jiangxi Province, bordering Hunan Province to the west, the middle part of Lanyuoxiao Mountains and the middle reaches of Ganjiang River, according to the rich Jitai Basin, it is one of the earliest ancient counties in Jiangxi Province and one of the birthplaces of Jiangxi culture. In the year of Renyin of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (1362), Ji 'an Road was abandoned, Ji 'an Government House was set up, and nine counties were occupied: Luling, Taihe, Jishui, Yongfeng, Anfu, Longquan, Wan 'an, Yongxin and Yongning. In two years (1369), Taihe was renamed Taihe, and Ji 'an City government led Luling, Taihe, Jishui, Yongfeng, Anfu, Longquan, Wan 'an, Yongxin and Yongning counties. Early Qing Dynasty along the Ming system, Qianlong eight years (1743), analysis Yongxin, Anfu place lotus Hall, Ji 'an government jurisdiction 9 counties 1 hall, until the end of the Qing Dynasty.