Graphical Edition of Ancient Coin Terminology (IV): Sending Guo, Leaving Guo, Connecting Contour, Dividing Wheel and Connecting Wheel.

Hello, everyone, I am an old cow born after 80, and I am an ancient coin lover. This is the fourth graphic version of the ancient coin terminology I compiled and published. If you want to learn more technical terms of ancient coins, you can look at the three articles I published before.

Considering the third day, I finally decided to explain the following terms in another article, which mainly focused on the close relationship with Guo. Put them together separately and explain them in an article, which is more helpful for novice friends to understand.

First of all, talk about the relationship with Guo: seeing Guo off and leaving Guo.

Songguo: It is close to Neiguo. We call it "sending Guo" and also call it "squeezing Guo" figuratively.

Li Guo: Guo far from the heart. We call it "Li Guo".

Then we will talk about a special phenomenon: fruit harvesting.

Outline: Qian Wen's strokes are connected with the inner edge, which is called "outline" or "borrowing outline". For example, the horizontal position of the words "Changping Five Balts" and "Ping" in the Northern Qi Dynasty coincides with the inner Guo.

Finally, let's talk about the relationship between Qian Wen and Waiguo: separated wheels and connected wheels.

Spacer: Qian Wen is far from foreign countries, so we call it "Spacer".

Coupler: Qian Wen is connected with foreign countries. We call it "coupler".

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