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Five Emperors' Money is an ancient Han folk belief and refers to Copper coins of the five emperors Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty are said to have the effect of warding off evil spirits, guarding against villains, avoiding evil spirits, and increasing wealth. Girls can wear the Five Emperors Money with red thread and hang it on their bags, or they can hang it with them to ward off evil spirits.

Five Emperors’ Money is a publicity and hype for merchants and entrusts people’s good wishes. Do not think that it is omnipotent!

Chinese name: Five Emperors' Money

Dynasty: Qing Dynasty

Category: Genuine, Antique

Attribute: Copper Coin

Note: Use fake coins if you know they are fake. It is recommended not to share them

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Five Emperors Money Classification:

Genuine Five Emperors Money.

Genuine ancient coins are divided into two types: handed down and unearthed, depending on the state of preservation. Among them, handed down ancient coins are divided into two types: handed down yellow bright and handed down black lacquer ancient coins; unearthed ancient coins also include jars. It can be divided into installation and earth pit storage. Most of the yellow bright and filled ancient coins handed down from ancient times are exquisite products.

Antique handicrafts.

Crafts that are artificially distressed and made for profit are considered fakes; those that are not distressed and sold at normal prices, not antique prices, are contemporary crafts.

Note: Strictly speaking, the definition of Five Emperors' Money only includes genuine ancient coins. Imitations are contrary to the legal principles of Five Emperors' Money. It is recommended to use fake coins if you know they are fake.

Function

Five Emperors' money has the effect of blocking evil spirits, guarding against villains, avoiding evil spirits, and increasing wealth. Putting the Five Emperors' money in the vault or cash register can increase wealth. The Five Emperors' money can be placed in the gods' furnace; it can ward off evil spirits and promote family luck and wealth. Girls can wear the Guandi Pavilion Five Emperors' money with red thread and hang it on their bags. You can wear it with you to avoid evil spirits. Those who are guilty of Tai Sui can use the Five Emperors' Money to ward off evil spirits and ward off disasters. At the same time, other methods are needed to resolve Tai Sui.

The Five Emperors' Money is the most prosperous emperor in the Qing Dynasty. The Five Emperors' Money has the energy of heaven, earth and man. It has the power of the Five Emperors, so it can control the house, eliminate evil spirits, and has the function of making money. It can also strengthen the owner's self-confidence and resolve the defect of having no owner among the six gods.

It is to use the righteousness of the magic weapon to create a natural and peaceful spiritual situation, step by step; guide people to return to their natural mind, nourish the spirit, keep fresh and lively forever, and turn bad luck into good luck in the passing years. Because it is an ancient coin that circulated in ancient times, it is used to 1. attract wealth, 2. transform evil spirits, 3. block evil spirits, 4. avoid villains, 5. avoid disasters! Put it on your body to avoid evil spirits, prevent you from being harassed by evil spirits, or use it for profit. Wrapping it in a seal or hanging it on a rope around your neck can increase your luck.