Chinese Qing Dynasty silver coin silver ingot

Anhui in the Qing Dynasty, "Guangxu Years Taishunyuan Silver Bureau" fifty-two silver ingots, weight: 1829.6 grams, regular casting, the inscription is fine and clear, although the body wrapped pulp thick, but the treasure face does not lose silver light, the appearance is very rare; Treasure with "silver bureau" as a record is rare. In the Tongzhi period of GBCA AU58, there were such treasure casting organizations as silver bureau and silver furnace. Such PROFESSIONAL institutions (excluding credit institutions such as banks, bank numbers, HUI numbers, banks, etc.) take the silver nugget into local universal silver casting as their primary business. In some areas of the north, such institutions are also called "furnace rooms". From the known physical objects of silver ingots, in addition to the public and private individual silversmiths, the name on the ingots is mostly "silver furnace", and a few use "silver bureau".