Antique collection terminology

Burying mines-Some people think that there is nothing wrong with the goods purchased from rural farmers, but they don't know that these goods are deliberately "buried mines" by fake businessmen in partnership with farmers.

Poor appearance-if the seller says that the product is definitely the next generation, and the buyer sees that it is a new imitation, but also takes into account the face of the store, he can only say: "The appearance is not good."

Shovel-people who don't open their own shops, people who go to the countryside to collect wind, or people who rob ancient tombs. After getting something, sell it to the merchant. People in the industry call them "guerrillas", also known as "shovelers".

Hit it off-selling good goods and bad goods together is called "hit it off".

Stay-the buyer decides to buy his things when the package is delivered to the door and ask the delivery man to leave the goods.

Eat Elixir-I bought a cheap collection called "Eat Elixir".

Stop loss one-increase the bidder's price and buy first, and the opponent will say that he has been stopped.

Move bricks-don't spend money to sell other people's things and earn the difference.

Pay tuition-people who don't know much about trade always spend money on new goods and are cheated to pay tuition.

Bao Bao Zhai-some people in the industry have good eyesight, but they can't afford to open a shop, so they use blue cloth to "hold goods" in various antique shops and then sell them. This phenomenon of dealing in antiques is called "Bao Zhai Yi".

Have a look-this thing is good and has high artistic value. It is said that "this Guanyin bottle has a look".

Put it away-the buyer didn't want the collection, but asked the seller to take it back, so he said put it away.

Beautiful goods-a more exquisite collection. Generally refers to the collection term of porcelain.

Open the door-when looking at the collection, it is called "open the door" or "look at the goods at a glance" when you meet the genuine goods.

Sky-high price-the price is much higher than the market price.

Line price-the transaction price is very low, and sometimes even "loss", which is the so-called "line price".

Appearance-if this thing is well preserved, it means it looks good. If it is damaged, it means that it looks bad.

Shanghuo-collectibles purchased or collected by antique dealers from rural markets or collectors are called Shanghuo.

Pressure hall is the best treasure in the owner's shop.

Slurry smashing-when the eye-catching goods bought from peers are "outdated" or the price is too high, the shopkeeper can ask the guild in the industry to help mediate and ask the other party to reduce the price or return the goods, which is called "slurry smashing" in the industry.

Take the treasure-that is, sell it at a loss and sell it for thousands of dollars. Buyers are "picking holes".

Picking the leak-that is, buying something of value at a very cheap price.

Imitation of the old-imitation of the old in the Ming and Qing Dynasties was called "imitation of the old", but now imitation of the old is "imitation of the new".

For this generation, the collection is huge? Where is the scepter of joy? A little black sauce? Destroyed and ignored?

Thief light-the dazzling light on the glaze of new porcelain is called "thief light" or "fire"

Antique-Antiques handed down from ancient times have a natural and moist luster, which is called antique.

Shengkeng-something newly unearthed is called Shengkeng.

Yes-the investor decided to buy the collection. I took this collection.

Tight price-insist on high price and want to sell it at a good price.

Pull the fiber-that is, the middleman and introducer. Brokers charge commissions, usually 3% for sellers and 2% for buyers, commonly known as "three into two".

It looks new-this thing is a little new, not modern, but a modern imitation.

Packaging-The buyer decided to buy this series and asked the seller to package it. I want to buy it, so please wrap it up.

Yes-the buyer decided to buy a collection.

Bugs-that is, I have collected a lot of things that can make the viewer shine. Even the antique collection of the whole store can't compare with this. In layman's terms, it is a collection of treasures from town shops.

Useless-buyers who don't want this collection think it's not very interesting and generally say it's useless.

Misunderstanding-also known as "diamond", the buyer bought a collection at a higher price, or bought a fake.

The apple of your eye-you can't tell the age of this thing. Ask a master to "palm your eyes" for you and let you see the old and the new.

Grab goods-antique dealers sell each other's goods, that is, "grab goods." In the past hundred years, people in the industry have not broken their promises because of "grabbing goods", which has formed the traditional rules of the industry.

Buying and selling goods in partnership-two or more people buy and sell antiques in partnership. The selling price has been agreed for a long time, and it can be sold by a company at the time of sale, but the actual selling price must be made public and the profits should be distributed equally.

Cudgel-a person who can't understand the old and new things. People who are always cheated, insiders say he is.

A wooden stick. The seller sold him new goods and called him a "wooden stick" behind his back.

Killing pigs-that is, people who deal in new imitation porcelain-is a spoken language for selling fake goods. They took the new imitation to the place agreed with the customer and sold it to the customer. They call it killing pigs.

Rob-I went to the market to buy antiques, saying that I just grabbed a Guangxu official kiln.

Play-I play porcelain. This means I collect porcelain.

Eat-I eat porcelain. It means that I buy porcelain.

Na- buying a collection is called tolerance. An early archaic term.

Chase-find a good collection and chase the price at the auction.

Even numbers-Some people buy collectibles in antique shops, but they call them even numbers. Can you give me this jade?

Qin-some antique dealers call it Qin instead of buying it. Let me have this porcelain.

Play-people in the industry call it collection play. When they meet for the first time, they will ask "What do you play", which means what do you collect.

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