Jade Rough-Stone Auction (Part One)

Liu Sizhe smiled. "We're mainly here to have fun anyway. Going to see an auction should be more interesting. Besides, since the auction won't take long, we can wait for the results and then go to the shop to pick out a few pieces of rough jade. We'll still have plenty of time."

The others nodded repeatedly in agreement.

"Then let's go..."

Seeing Liu Sizhe put it that way, Chu Chen nodded as well. After speaking, he packed up the things and prepared to have Uncle Wu help him deal with them.

Just as they walked out of the reception room, Uncle Wu and Zhao Xueyi happened to come down from upstairs with smiles on their faces.

After exchanging greetings, Chu Chen handed the things to Uncle Wu and gave him a few instructions.

When Zhao Xueyi heard that Chu Chen had bought a golden fish tally, his face lit up with delight. He hurriedly took it out and examined it carefully before asking Chu Chen, "Xiao Chen, are you thinking of selling this fish tally? If you are, I'll offer you three hundred thousand!"

The golden fish tally was, after all, a gold artifact. It was small, and its craftsmanship was not particularly complex. In other words, its historical value exceeded its collectible value. Judging by the current market for Tang-dynasty gold artifacts, Zhao Xueyi's offer of three hundred thousand was already very high.

However, Chu Chen had no intention of selling it. He shook his head. "You know how rare this thing is. I want to keep it for my own collection. But Uncle Zhao, you don't seem to be interested in collecting gold and silver artifacts. Why are you so interested in my golden fish tally?"

Zhao Xueyi smiled and explained, "I'm not especially interested in it,