What do these argots in the coin collection mean?

Every industry has its own unique "jargon", so does the collection industry. Jargon is a term often used by collectors. People outside the industry are not easy to need or even understand. Some jargon is difficult for laymen to understand. Novices who have just set foot in the field of collection often make jokes if they don't know the jargon.

Cut to the chase: evolved from the idiom "cut to the chase", which generally refers to authentic products that can be known at a glance without objection. Accordingly, "opening the door" means being clear at a glance, sometimes it is also said that "being clear at a glance" and "being clear at a glance", while "not opening the door" means the opposite. Some antique shops will promise: never sell fakes, never trade things that are not open.

Play: Experts call collections "play". When we meet for the first time, we ask "what to play", which means what you collect, and it is also a modest statement about your collection, not really playing.

To the generation: enough years: collected for a certain number of years.

Take a look: it shows that this thing is good and valuable. But sometimes for things with high imitation, they also euphemistically say "look."

Palm Eye: Ask experienced collectors to identify the authenticity of the collection, or ask people to pay attention to creativity.

Smart goods: a collection of good quality and low price. You must rely on your own eyes to buy smart goods.

New products: refers to fake collections and modern imitations.

Doing the old: counterfeiting new goods is called "doing the old", doing the old well is called "high imitation", and doing badly is called "discerning the pearl". The imitation of the old in the Qing Dynasty and before the Qing Dynasty is called "old imitation", and now the imitation of the old is called "new imitation".

Touch, pickpocket: the collection has been restored. What has been done is generally worthless.

Eating elixir: collectors in old Beijing buy cheap goods or favorite items, which is called "eating elixir".

Singapore: "A derogatory term for some fakes and defective products in the collection means new, fake and broken.

Zou Bao: It's selling at a loss and selling valuable things cheaply. Accordingly, the buyer "disappeared".

Cheated to buy inferior collectibles, fakes, etc. At a high price.

Tight price: insisting on high market price can be understood literally. Generally speaking, there are two reasons: first, things are good and want to sell at a good price; Second, they feel that the counterparty is not sincere and wants to scare away customers.

Cushion: In the antique market, smart buyers sometimes follow others. For example, the price quoted by the former still can't impress the stall owner, while the latter has the confidence to buy again. The former will "buffer" the latter.

Hit it off: selling a batch of goods together is called "hit it off" or "kick"

Burying mines: Some people think that the goods bought from rural farmers can't be wrong, but they don't know that these goods are fake. The profiteers deliberately gave fake goods to farmers, and then jointly released news to attract the masses to be deceived. This behavior is called "burying mines".

Cudgel: people who can't understand the old and new things, and people who are always cheated when playing with collections.

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

Price: When collectibles are traded, the transaction price is fair, the profit is very low, and sometimes even "loss", which is the so-called "price".

Block one: increase the price given by the bidder and buy first, and the opponent will say that he has been blocked.

Loss: when trading collectibles, sell them at a loss.

Party: RMB 1 ten thousand yuan.

Hanging: In ancient times, 1000 yuan was made into a hanging. Now it means 1000 yuan.

Note: "Zhang" is the number of paper money. In the 1980s, one note represented 10 yuan, and in the 1990s, it began to represent 100 yuan.

Block, corner and cent: in the collectible market, one block is 100 yuan, one corner is 10 yuan, and one point is 1 yuan. A novice who doesn't understand it will make a joke if he really regards it as a block, a corner and a minute.

The above mentioned is only a part of the jargon of the collection community. The collected jargon varies according to the type or region, and there is no lack of interesting knowledge. The understanding of jargon needs the accumulation of practice. In addition, with the development of the times, jargon is constantly developing and changing. The jargon listed above is commonly used and for reference only! More collection knowledge reference: China Stamp Investment Trading Network