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Chapter 2679 Auction Begins (6)
There are many kinds of things that can be auctioned at the auction. The auction itself does not seem to be limited to what kind of things can be sent for auction. It is not limited to antique calligraphy and paintings. Wool and jade are also acceptable. The only requirement is about , it needs to have a certain collection value, and then the minimum price cannot exceed the price of the lowest priced item ever auctioned in the auction.

Antique vases from Ru Kiln and Jun Kiln, antique calligraphy and paintings from various dynasties, some famous paintings of the Renaissance abroad, authentic works of some well-known modern painters, ancient swords, jade pillows, golden Buddhas, palace lanterns, bronzes, stone carvings, cultural relics, etc. Houses such as brush washers, pen holders, ink, inkstone, etc. are also on the auction list.

When a layman sees so many different types of treasures for the first time, he may feel dazzled and salivate. Even if he doesn't understand the rarity and value of these things, it will be an eye-opener.

Among the 60 kinds of auction items, nearly fifty are domestic treasures, and more than a dozen are famous foreign paintings and antiques with certain ages. Only a small number of people will be interested in these things, and they will be auctioned. Most people are more interested in the various treasures passed down from their ancestors.

Some of these things did not come from the right path, and the government did not allow auctions on the surface, which might touch the laws of China.

Huaguo officials may not be unaware of the existence of such an auction. The reason why they acquiesced to its gray nature is mainly because some of the people who sent the auction items were foreigners. In the end, these things were collected by collectors in Hua. Some people, such as Zhang Aizhi, may directly donate part of their collections to the museum, while others keep them for their own collections.

No matter which one it is, it will be able to bring some wandering antiques back to the embrace of the motherland. This is also a good thing, so the Huaguo officials turned a blind eye.

Of course, if some rich and powerful people from foreign countries come to the auction and want to buy some extremely high-value antiques and cultural relics in China that are prohibited from being exported abroad, the officials will try their best to avoid this from happening. It will also be restricted secretly.

From the beginning of the auction, Zhang Aizhi has successively photographed five or six treasures of different prices and sizes. Some of them are ready to be photographed and sent to museums, and some are his personal favorites and he wants to collect them. The total cost is about the same. Seventy-eight million.

Since Qin Shuang and A Chen came to participate, they didn't really do it right from the beginning. They didn't have anything particularly fancy, and they still called for a few times, but they didn't stick to it once. Sometimes they deliberately raised the price, even if it caused Zhou Ming's greater hatred, they didn't care.

It's the same with Sirius. In order not to attract attention, things must be photographed, but only one or two items that are not expensive will be photographed. The mercenaries are holding antiques that cannot be eaten or used, and they are useless. Buy them back It is also to be disposed of by hand.

They are more likely to listen to other people asking for several million without changing their faces, and they will add hundreds of thousands at every turn, feeling envious and jealous in their hearts.

Mercenaries make a lot of money, but spend money like running water. There are only a few people who can save a lot of money in their hands. Seeing that there are more than 100 people sitting here, their assets are at least tens of millions, and some may even be hundreds of millions. For the millionaires, Venus secretly whispered to Sirius that she had the urge to kidnap all these people for ransom.

Sirius didn't pay attention to him at all, but kept an eye on the black crow beside Zhou Ming, keeping a rhythm that was not suspected and continued to bid, but more of it was monitoring.

(End of this chapter)