Kansai, Japan, has a large number of Chinese antiques, calligraphy and painting collectors, including Ueno Riichi, Sakabe Fangjiro, Yamamoto Teijiro, Kurokawa Koshichi, Sakai Zensuke, etc. represented by Naito Konan. They are all collections of Chinese antiques, calligraphy and paintings that emerged centered in Kansai from the end of the Meiji era to the beginning of the Taisho era. At that time, China was undergoing the revolution of 1911 and the Qing Dynasty fell into chaos. The antiques, jades, calligraphy and paintings held by the princes and senior officials of the Qing Dynasty were successively purchased by Japanese collectors. Many fine works are displayed in Japan's famous Osaka Art Museum, Tokyo National Art Museum, temples and other collection institutions. There are still a large number of treasures in private collections. As the younger generation of Japan is influenced by Western civilization, many rare treasures are realized in the market as family heritage. This is why the world is paying attention to the Japanese antique market. After careful screening and appraisal by our team of experts, we have now launched antiques, porcelain, jade, calligraphy and painting, and other high-quality auctions. Welcome to taste! If you have any questions, please send us an email ：toishinsei2021@gmail.com.we will reply you as soon as possible, thank you.
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LOT 101012:
Solid gold $100 dollar bill lucky charm interior. (No warranty card or special case. The acrylic part with the ...
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Prix de départ:
$
500
Prix estimé :
$1 200 - $2 400
Commission de la maison de ventes: 20%
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Solid gold $100 dollar bill lucky charm interior. (No warranty card or special case. The acrylic part with the banknote is protected by a film. Cannot be used as actual banknotes Please use it as interior decoration only. The $100 bill will be damaged if you remove it from the acrylic. Do not remove it from the box
High 6.5CM wide 15.5CM
Weight: 600g(Not the weight of the banknote)
