大明元宝四十八两。大明元宝”为嘉靖初年所铸。此大明元宝是丁丑年48两银

Daming Yuanbao forty-eight taels. "Daming Yuanbao" was cast in the early years of Jiajing. This Daming Yuanbao is 48 silver ingots in the Ding Chou year. The two ends of the silver ingot are rounded and raised upwards, as high as a boat. There are three lines of regular script inscriptions on its face: "Ding Chou Nian" and "Forty-eight taels" are printed on both sides, the left is "made in Ding Chou year", the right is "forty-eight taels", and the middle is four regular script characters "Daming Yuanbao". ", the middle part of the word "bao" is written from the second "king", both of which are Yangwen. This is an inherent feature of silver ingots in the early Ming Dynasty. After actual measurement, the shape of this silver ingot is relatively standard, with uniform shape, concave surface, and vaguely visible ingot surface. The water ripples formed after casting and cooling have a slightly convex and concave bottom seat in a honeycomb shape.

There are forty-eight liang of Yuanbao in the Ming Dynasty. The "Ming Yuanbao" was cast in the early years of Jiajing. This Ming Dynasty ingot is 48 liang of silver ingots in the year of Ding Chou. The two ends of the silver ingot are round and solitary and uplifted upward. It is as high as a ship. The whole silver ingot is in the shape of a horseshoe with slight rust on the outside. There are three lines of regular script inscriptions on its face: on both sides are also printed "Ding Chou year" and "forty-eight Liang", on the left is "made in the year of Ding Chou", on the right is "forty-eight Liang", and in the middle are four regular script large characters "Ming Dynasty ingot", The middle part of the word "Bao" is written in Yangwen from the second "Wang". This is the inherent characteristic of silver ingots in the early Ming Dynasty., According to the actual measurement, the shape of this silver ingot is relatively standard, the shape is unified, the surface is concave, the water ripple formed after casting cooling can be vaguely seen on the ingot surface, and the bottom seat is slightly convex and concave in the shape of honeycomb.

Daming Yuanbao forty-eight taels. Daming Yuanbao was cast in the early years of Jiajing. This Daming ingot is Ding Chou Nian 48 silver ingot. The two ends of the treasure silver ingot are round and solitary and bulge upwards, and the whole silver ingot is horseshoe-shaped, with slight rust on the outside. There are three lines of regular script inscriptions on its surface: Ding Chou Nian and 48 Liang on both sides, Ding Chou Nian made on the left and 48 Liang on the right, and four regular script characters in the middle. This is an inherent feature of silver ingots in the early Ming Dynasty. According to actual measurement, this silver ingot is relatively standard in shape, uniform in shape, concave in surface, faintly visible on the ingot surface after casting and cooling, and slightly convex and concave at the bottom, showing honeycomb shape.