"389,472,621,783,886..." After seeing most of the stalls, the effect of the primary spirit talisman finally disappeared. Zhong Yue also secretly recorded several stall numbers. To be honest, although it was full of a lot of fakes, he still found many good things worth seeing under the spirit talisman.

It’s not that there must be good things on the stall numbers that Zhong Yue wrote down, but at least from the perspective of spiritual charm, it is worth seeing.

Different from other antiques, calligraphy and paintings are different from other antiques. Although some are old things left in the Ming and Qing dynasties, their artistic value is not high, and they may only be worth hundreds or thousands of yuan. Although some are works by modern and modern calligraphy and painting masters, they can be bought for hundreds or tens of millions of yuan. This is the carrying of artistic value.

This is an incomparable feature to other jade, bronze, etc.

I walked in before, but now Zhong Yue could only walk backwards. The more I got inside, the more free stalls there were. Many stalls also understood that tourists who could patiently go around the inside were either too little money to wander around or really had some eyesight. Ordinary low-end imitations could not deceive them, so those who really knew what they were doing were wandering around here.

Stall No. 886, this is the last stall Zhong Yue remembers. He walked over and set up the stall with a middle-aged man wearing a dark blue jacket. He was very thin and looked like he had been squeezed out. He was holding a novel from unknown era and reading a book under the desk lamp. There were two old men standing in front of the stall, and he didn't care about business. This kind of antique stall is different from a fruit stall. The more enthusiastic you are to recruit, the less anyone buys it.

What Zhong Yue was interested in was a scroll in the cardboard box behind the stall. However, he could not see the mountain and said he wanted to see the scroll directly. This was too suspicious, so he pretended to be watching in front of the stall.

There are a wide variety of things on the stalls, ranging from Buddha statues, porcelain vases, to copper coins and jade beads, and they are mixed together, which is dazzling. Zhong Yue has seen too many stalls, and some things, and even dozens of stalls, were exactly the same, and it was obviously wholesale from the same place...

The old man rubbed a white and yellow board.

If this material is true, it should be made of ivory. However, there are clear regulations in China that ivory carvings and crafts are now strictly produced and sold. Only some specialty stores with certificates in China can legally buy and sell ivory products, and the rest of the sales channels are illegal.

The old man bounced the board with his finger and made a crisp sound of plastic. Zhong Yue also laughed in his heart. Sure enough, this kind of thing can only deceive the young man who doesn't understand the market. Even people who have not studied the price of ivory products understand that this is probably just a plastic board. If it is real ivory, how dare you put it here?

The old man seemed to have come to kill time, and he held the board and shook it in front of the middle-aged stall owner.

The stall owner put down the novel in his hand, pressed a few numbers on the computer, but continued to read.

Eight hundred? Haha. I think it’s expensive to give it to eighty. Zhong Yue shook his head. Whoever bought a pen for such a scam?

The old man also smiled, put the things on the stall, and continued to look at other things. The price difference between ivory carvings is very large. The price of ivory carvings may range from thousands to millions. This mainly depends on the quality of the ivory itself and the craftsmanship of the ivory carving master. Such amulet made of ivory material, even if it is really ivory, may only be worth 2,000 yuan, and it is not a rare treasure.

The stall owner seemed to have expected this to be the case. He continued to read the novel meticulously, as if it had nothing to do with him whether he bought it or not.

"Hey, young man, let me see the scroll behind me." The old man fucked Hu Pu and signaled to look at the things in the cardboard box behind me.

The stall owner didn't say anything, as if he had become accustomed to it, so he turned around and pulled out the scrolls and placed them on the stall.

Zhong Yue raised his eyebrows. This was a coincidence, so he didn't know how to speak anymore.

The two old men seemed to know each other, picked up a scroll and spread it out carefully to appreciate it.

When Zhong Yue saw that the scroll he had liked before was not opened, he reached out and took it over.

The old man next to him glanced at him.

Zhong Yue smiled and said nothing. The old man had a stance of relying on his seniority, as if he was saying, "Young people, look more and touch less so as not to pay tuition."

Zhong Yue leaned over, unbuttoned the ribbon on the scroll, and slowly unfolded the scroll. Be especially careful about the things on the street stalls. Some of them are specially used to slaughter customers, deliberately breaking a scroll together in two pieces. If a person with big hands and feet opens the scroll vertically, then whether it fell to the ground was cracked or was it broken due to improper protection measures by the buyer.

In this case, the buyer can only admit that he is unlucky and loses money to buy it.

It is undoubtedly the safest to do this in the stall, like these two old men and Zhong Yue. Even if he wants to cheat, he will not be able to rely on the buyer.

The scroll slowly unfolds, and there are a few traces on the light blue mounting paper. After a long time, if it is not preserved properly, such traces will appear on the paper. Zhong Yue has not carefully studied what is caused.

When the talisman was scanned before, the scroll was slightly white, which was even more pure than some of the wooden objects he saw, which attracted his attention.

The paper was pulled open and finally revealed the painting paper. Before he could see the ink color, Zhong Yue had already concluded that the value of this painting was not much higher.

Very poor quality.

The cracks on the colored paper are like the wrinkled skin of an old man, and they are not cracked properly. If it weren't for the backing of the paper underneath, the painting would have been disbanded. The appearance, this is a very important factor in the antique industry to consider the value of the collection.

A piece of porcelain with complete quality may be worth tens of millions. If it is broken, even if it is seamlessly spliced, it is inevitable that it may remove a zero, and the same is true for calligraphy and painting. Collections of equal value with good quality and difference in quality may be half the price.

Zhong Yue slowly unfolded. Judging from the ink marks that showed their heads, it should be a landscape painting. The paper color was dark and the ink marks were concise, not like a fake made from old things. Zhong Yue completely unfolded the scroll, and the two on the stall looked at him.

"Ji Jin." Zhong Yue raised his eyebrows.

The calligraphy and painting works have signatures and no signatures, and the price difference is very large. This signature is simple and sloppy. It seems to have a red stamp stamp under the word "Jijin". However, since the painting is too imperfectly preserved, the engravings on the seal are difficult to distinguish.
Chapter completed!