Like gazing towards the Nangong Family. The silver they mint has "Nangong" and "Tong'an" engraved on the bottom. When the family's descendants travel, they prepare family silver. Whether lodging at a guesthouse or auctioning for trade, just paying the silver will let perceptive Jianghu guests know the origin.
But if hiding one's identity, one can imprint floral patterns. Li Xian's thirty-five taels of silver, twenty-seven are engraved with "Tianbao Tongyuan," eight are engraved with "Renhe Sword Tong."
"Tianbao Tongyuan" is "official silver" from the Great Wu Dynasty, during the Tianbao era. "Renhe Sword Tong" is silver privately minted by the martial force "Sword Lake Manor." Their shapes have subtle differences.
During the Tianbao era, it was smoother and more comfortable to hold. Renhe Sword Tong is sharper, faintly resembling a sharp sword. All this knowledge is imparted during noon classes of the Gold Appraisal Guard.
