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英国硬币边缘有凹槽的有趣原因

2024/09/06 15:00

我们硬币的制作是一个经过深思熟虑的过程,涵盖从色调到轮廓的各个方面。然而,您是否曾停下来思考一下零钱上凹槽边缘背后的用途?

英国硬币边缘有凹槽的有趣原因

The crafting of UK coins is a process that encompasses everything from hue to silhouette. But have you ever paused to ponder the purpose behind the grooved edges on your loose change?

英国硬币的制作过程涵盖从色调到轮廓的各个方面。但您是否曾停下来思考一下零钱上凹槽边缘背后的用途?

A TikTok enthusiast has shed light on this cunning design aspect. User @CoinCollectingWizard, who boasts 191,000 fans, shared the secret in a clip which garnered heaps of likes and comments.

一位 TikTok 爱好者揭示了这种巧妙的设计。拥有 191,000 名粉丝的用户@CoinCollectingWizard 在一段视频中分享了这个秘密,该视频获得了大量点赞和评论。

He asserted that historical coins were comprised of gold or silver and lacked ridged edges. The worth of each coin was directly related to its gold or silver content.

他断言历史上的硬币是由金或银制成的,没有脊状边缘。每枚硬币的价值与其金或银的含量直接相关。

However, some individuals saw an opportunity to profit underhandedly from these coins, he revealed. "They filed off the edges and sold them for their value in gold or silver," the user shared.

然而,他透露,一些人看到了从这些硬币中暗中获利的机会。 “他们把边缘锉掉,然后以黄金或白银的价格出售,”该用户分享道。

Oftentimes, the minor reduction in size went undetected, but such acts diminished the value of the original precious coin. To counteract this scam, the state started to mill or engrave the coins.

通常,尺寸的微小缩小不会被察觉,但这种行为却降低了原始珍贵硬币的价值。为了打击这一骗局,国家开始研磨或雕刻硬币。

While modern-day coins are not struck from solid gold or silver, the tradition of milled edges persists.

虽然现代硬币不是用纯金或纯银铸造的,但铣边的传统仍然存在。

He elaborated: "This means back then people could just make the coin smaller, keep the gold they took off the coin, and still use the coin as usual, so they put grooves on it. So it would be a lot harder to do that. Now it's just tradition."

他解释说:“这意味着当时人们可以把硬币做得更小,保留从硬币上取下的黄金,然后仍然像往常一样使用硬币,所以他们在上面刻了凹槽。所以做到这一点会困难得多现在这只是传统。”

原文来源:dailyrecord

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