pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 2673
When they were a little further away from the stall, Qin Shuang and Ah Chen looked at each other, showing a tacit smile, and Ah Chen asked: "How about it, how much can I sell these three things for? "

When Qin Shuang picked up the three items, he scanned them with the scanning function. Not only was the date clearly visible, but the estimated price based on the contents of Xiaoqi's rich database here was also clearly listed on it.

Qin Shuang showed him three fingers.

Ah Chen raised his eyebrows and said, "30?"

Qin Shuang shook her head amusedly.

Ah Chen's expression changed, and he said in surprise: "Three hundred?"

Qin Shuang nodded, and said with a smile: "If the stall owner knew that he sold good things for only one-thousandth of the price, he would probably jump off the building directly."

When Ah Chen thought of the things he had just put in his bag, he was also quite emotional.

He can only judge that these things are indeed old things from many years ago, but how much is the specific value? Without knowing the situation here, he can't judge. Bronze wares are indeed very famous, but there are many things that have been circulated in the market. Even if they are indeed from the Shang Dynasty, their value may not be so high.

But once there is a unique thing that has never been found before, its price is incalculable, regardless of its size.

Only those who are really knowledgeable can accurately judge the specific price of an object. In this regard, Qin Shuang and Ah Chen are both laymen, and there is really no other way except to rely on the help of the system to judge.

Ah Chen has never seen such an expensive thing that can be bought at an almost negligible price by walking casually on the street like this. It is impossible for this kind of thing to happen in Xuantian Kingdom, and it is rare for street stalls to appear. The real ones are not like here, because they are famous all over the country, unlike the antique streets in some small places that are full of fakes. Basically, every stall can have at least one or two valuable things.

Maybe it's worth tens of millions, or maybe it's worth only a few thousand yuan or barely tens of thousands, but on average, these things can be sold for thousands of dollars, but some of them are only a few tens of dollars. Not small, both for the buyer and the seller.

Ah Chen experienced the fun from it, and for almost the next day, he worked with Qin Shuang and his wife to sweep the Antique Street from beginning to end, and dozens of antiques were also stored in the system backpack.

Of course, it is impossible to hold so many things in a place like a small waist bag. Basically, they just put it in the system backpack for a show. If it is too big to fit in the small waist bag, find a quiet Put it away in the alley, or simply find an antique shop nearby and sell the things.

If you sell dozens of antiques at once, all of which are genuine, it is too eye-catching. They basically walk a certain way and see a good antique shop, go in and sell a few, and then go shopping for a while, and then sell a few more, maybe this is also the case. It may be targeted by some interested people, but it is better than selling all at once, and it can be relatively low-key.

If they really can't keep a low profile, they will leave after the auction is over. If others want to find them, they may not be able to find them, so it doesn't matter.

At the end of the day, by the time Qin Shuang and Ah Chen left Antique Street contentedly, the cards in their hands already had nearly 3000 million more funds.

Just picking up leaks in Antique Street and picking up 3000 million yuan in one go, can't you be jealous of others if you say it?
Qin Shuang and A Chen didn't do too well either. There couldn't be dozens of authentic items on the stalls in Antique Street. They only searched for about half of them, and left the other half for others who also wanted to pick up the leaks.

They didn't visit the stone gambling stalls either. So many ancient relics have been taken away. A way out.

(End of this chapter)