挂灯钱宫廷用钱一种，用作宫灯的下坠，多见于清代。史载：“钱局岁十二月例

Hanging lantern money is <br>a kind of money used by the palace and used as the pendant of palace lanterns, which is mostly seen in the Qing Dynasty. Historical records: "The money bureau refined a number of cases in December, so it is called lantern money." Anyone who sees heavy, large, copper, and sophisticated reign coins in the Qing Dynasty may be lantern money.

Hang up the lamp money<br>The court used money one kind, used as a palace lamp fall, more commonly seen in the Qing Dynasty. History: "The money bureau in December case refined a number of 缗 presented, referred to as hanging lamp money." "Anyone who sees the Qing Dynasty money in the thick, large, copper, sophisticated, that may be hanging lamp money.

Hanging lamp money<br>It is a kind of money used by the court for the falling of palace lanterns, which is more common in the Qing Dynasty. According to historical records, "the money bureau is twelve years old, which is called hanging lamp money." All the heavy, large, copper and excellent year money in Qing Dynasty may be hanging lamp money.<br>