If it was from the Tang and Song Dynasties, it would be very valuable. One or two is equivalent to 4,000-5,000 yuan, and 500 is 2-2.5 million yuan. In the Ming dynasty, one or two was equivalent to 1000 yuan, and five hundred and twenty was 50 million yuan. In the Qing Dynasty, 1 was worth 300-.

I only know 1 two gold = 10 two silver 1 two silver = 1000 copper. It is recorded that two silver coins are the income of ordinary people in ancient times, so the income of being a prime minister in the Song Dynasty is 3 million.

During the Qianlong period, a middle and lower class family earned about 3 taels of silver a month, and now it is about 3,000 RMB, which is equivalent to 500,000 RMB according to the living standard. Of course, there are other calculation methods, but none of them can be true.

Zeng Guofan said that his salary for one and a half years is five hundred and twenty pieces of silver. How much is 500 taels of silver equivalent to now?

The exchange ratio between copper coins, silver and gold, just like the current foreign exchange price, is constantly changing, unlike 1 yuan is equal to 100. According to the following description: "The exchange rate of gold and silver rose from 1600 to 1:8 to 20.

There were silver tickets in the Song Dynasty. When did you say ancient times? This is like asking people how many kilos of rice they can buy in China with 10 RMB. Besides, I've seen too many braids. The highest official ticket in Qing Dynasty was only 50 taels and 500 taels.

Satisfied answer: 0% strong women have different dynasties. One or two taels of silver in the Tang Dynasty is equivalent to 2500 RMB, one or two taels of silver in the Song Dynasty is equivalent to 250 yuan RMB, one or two taels of silver in the Ming Dynasty is equivalent to 500 yuan RMB, and that in the Qing Dynasty is probably equivalent to the people.

Ming dynasty: one or two silvers = RMB 660.8. In the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, one tael of silver was equivalent to RMB 4 130 yuan. Song dynasty: 1 two silver is equivalent to nearly 924- 1848 yuan.

In the middle and late Qing dynasty, the value of one or two pieces of silver was RMB 150 yuan-about 220 yuan; The value in the middle of Ming Dynasty was RMB 600-800 yuan 600 yuan in the middle of Northern Song Dynasty-1300 yuan (or 1000- 1800 yuan), so it was multiplied by RMB 2,000-4,000 in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

Now 1 two = 50g, and now gold is close to 400 yuan, so one or two gold = 20,000 yuan, and gold and silver will not depreciate too much, so it is similar to ancient times.