In 2020, we can observe that the turnover rate of major auction houses is strikingly similar. The turnover rates of Christie's and Sotheby's auction houses were 33% and 34% respectively. What a coincidence. No one knows who did the statistics. Antique collectors are only glad that this Song Guan kiln sold 85 million yuan and that Ru kiln sold 65.438+0.5 billion yuan. As for who bought it, did they pay?
In fact, we know that there are a series of hidden rules in the auctions of large auction houses. Buyers buy antiques at large regular auction houses. In fact, they don't like this antique, and they don't have to pay for it after filming. Let's just say that Xiling Printing Company generally has a deposit of 300,000 yuan, and Guardian has a "registration card" plan, which means that reputation is more important than money. If hundreds of thousands of dollars make you popular in the antique industry, are you willing to spend this money? In fact, none of the photos taken by the auction house are real. What idiot entrepreneur will spend hundreds of millions on antiques? It involves a series of antique industrial chains such as counterfeiting industry and setting off antique market. In the past few years, antique brokers Zhang Dingyuan, Cheng, He and Lu have been speculating on Ming and Qing porcelains. In recent years, they have speculated on Song porcelain, Buddha statues in Ming Dynasty, rare books of ancient books and Moutai. This series are all capital market behaviors with deviations. It's because they're hoarding goods and fighting for prices. You can see the 53-degree Maotai. Now the highest market price is 3300 yuan a bottle, and the cheapest place is 2800 yuan a bottle.
Do you think 67 pieces of Ru kilns in Song Dynasty are possible? Why are there numbers? This is a play by treasure experts from big auction houses and official museum systems. Everything is a game. I advise Tibetan friends to wake up! Stop dreaming!