Graphical edition of ancient coin terms (3): heavy wheel, heavy Guo, anti-Guo, four exits and four decisions.

Hello, everyone, I am an old cow born after 80, and I am an ancient coin lover. This is the third graphic edition of "Ancient Coin Terminology" compiled and published by me. If you want to learn more technical terms of ancient coins, you can look at the two articles I published before.

Originally, I intended to explain this article in the second article, but considering that it is difficult for novice friends to understand so many terms at once, I will write another article to talk about it.

Let's talk about the first part: heavy wheels and heavy Guo.

Heavy wheel: ancient coins have double external lines, which we call "heavy wheel"

Guo Chong: There are two overlapping lines in ancient coins, which we call "Guo Chong".

Heavy wheel

Next, let's talk about the second part: anti-Guo and wai Guo.

Anti-country: the periphery of ancient coins protrudes into the mouth, which we call "anti-country".

Guo Fan

Han Guo: The inner Guo line is slightly convex, and the four Guo corners are rounded, which makes the Guo line feel curved as a whole. We call it "containing fruit"

Hanyuanguo

Finally, four decisions and four exits.

Four sets: Four corners of the inner contour project diagonal twill outward, which is called "four sets". The twill we shot is called "Four Fixed Patterns".

Four exits: the four-fixed pattern extends from the inner profile to the outer profile, which we call "four exits". We call the diagonal line we shoot "four lines".

Four outs, four decisions

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