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Changping Wuzhu was minted by Emperor Qi Wenxuan, the founder of Northern Qi, Gao Yang. "Changping" borrowed the name "Changping Warehouse" from the warehouse where grain was hoarded at that time. It originated from the purchase of grain by the government during the Warring States period in Wei, where the government purchased grain for storage during the harvest year to avoid damaging farmers due to low grain prices. In the harvest year, the stored grain was sold to stabilize grain prices. Gao Yang used this as a name to hope that the coins he minted could stabilize market prices, maintain circulation, and promote stable social and economic development, just like the usual closing position. This coin is well preserved and is a rated coin. It is wrapped in a pure and natural paste, and has extremely high collection value and historical significance. It is worth collecting for collectors!