จากเหรียญหล่อ สู่เหรียญปั๊ม (และเรื่องราวที่หายไป) | EP220

When it comes to amulets and sacred objects, coins fall into two main categories based on their creation: those created by casting and those created by stamping. Both cast and stamped coins have further subdivisions, and each has its own unique characteristics: natural creations, textures, and surfaces that reflect age. Understanding the creation process and considering the age of the coin will allow us to rationally and objectively assess what the coin must possess and what we need to see now. Exploring the Coin Universe: From Cast to Stamped Coins (and Lost Stories) Are you ready to explore the coin universe together? In this course on observing old amulets, metal amulets are the easiest to understand. Metal is a material that undergoes relatively stable natural changes with age. The types of metal used are also quite clear. Simply understanding the creation process and age assessment will allow you to understand the current state of the coin. Crucially, once you've seen and examined a coin with its natural age, you'll understand immediately. Often, just looking at a picture will help you distinguish between natural and unnatural. Although each coin's creation varies in detail, at the very least, understanding its origins and the principles of its creation is crucial. This may change the way many people look at amulets forever. The fourth principle is used to examine amulets. We look primarily at the characteristics of the coin to assess its age, its construction, and its age-related changes. Flaws are not usable, and edges are not important. Many things may sound strange and different from what many have heard. There's more. We're just beginning to open up the universe of amulets. We welcome all new and old learners. Opening the universe of amulets: from cast to stamped (and lost stories)