Chinese Qing Dynasty silver coin silver ingot

Jiangsu in the Qing Dynasty, "27 July Jintan County Shu En Ni Sheng" fifty-two silver ingots, weight: 1872.2 grams; Jiangsu was a big province of tax collection in the Qing Dynasty. Fifty-two tax ingots were cast in uniform shape and shape, with a flat surface and an inscription around them, which had local characteristics. So far seen "Jintan County" ingot inscriptions are few, is a rare breed in Jiangsu dabao; The lettering "millet", is the prison officials, check "jintan county annals", the qing dynasty kangxi, qianlong, surviving in the twenty-seventh year four, guangxu dynasty, among them, the only light in jintan county magistrate of a county there are called "millet" records, speculation is the millet, therefore, the ingot is daoguang twenty-seven years (1847) casting; "Ni Sheng" is the official silversmith, the Smith name also appeared in Qianlong 41 years of Yanghu County, Xianfeng two years of Jingjiang County fifty-two tax ingot, visible is a famous official silversmith at that time; The glossy surface of the auction is warm and moist, the inscription is engraved with regular script, the depth of the pen is free, the handwriting is beautiful and free, rich in the beauty of calligraphy, the lower left another circulation small circle stamp a place, the preservation state is quite good, GBCA AU58