I have a bronze mirror engraved with the highest award. Is it collectible?

Only four words were cast on the back of the mirror: dragon and phoenix are auspicious, long life and wealth, centenary reunion, Shoushan Fuhai, champion of five children, one-time champion, doing good for pleasure and so on. Large font and good calligraphy. The bronze mirror with such a clear inscription of praying for Fu Lushou is the Song mirror. The inscription is characterized by distinguishing Han, Tang, Song, Jin and Spiegel.

"No.1 scholar" and "No.1 scholar" bronze mirror should be Song mirror, but there is no allusion.

If it is bronze, it can basically be judged to be Song, Yuan or early Ming Dynasty, and brass only appeared in the middle and late Ming Dynasty.

The overall style of bronze mirror is simple and rich, but it is not exquisite. On the back of bronze mirrors in Qing dynasty, there were many auspicious characters such as "No.1 scholar" or flower-and-bird ornamentation, and the diameter of bronze mirrors was much smaller. There is no wide-brimmed style in bronze mirror casting in Qing dynasty, which can basically rule out the possibility of bronze mirror casting in Qing dynasty.