Qing Dynasty Ancient Coins Ten Emperor Feng Shui Copper Coins

Copper coins are made of copper, which is gold in the five elements and has a hard texture. Copper has a better power of absorbing qi, which can wash away the earth qi of the two blacks and the five yellows, and has the ability to dissolve the evil qi. Moreover, it has been circulated by many hands, which concentrates the power of all people; most of the copper coins had been buried in the ground, receiving good earth qi.

Usage: If a residence has a sharp corner bane (e.g., the sharp corner of a building is facing the house), a reverse bow bane (e.g., a road or river is in the shape of a reverse bow facing the house), or an opening bane (e.g., the main door is facing an elevator or staircase, etc.), you can place the Five Emperors' Coins (the copper coins of the five emperors of the Qing Dynasty - Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing) inside the threshold, or hang them in a location facing the bane for dissolving it.

Copper coins are round on the outside and square on the inside, symbolizing the circle of heaven and earth, heaven and earth, and the three talents of man, and are considered to have a strong energy field in feng shui. Moreover, copper coins themselves were once circulated as currency and represent wealth, so they have the meaning of attracting wealth.

Usage: You can place copper coins in the wealth position of your store, office or home, such as on the diagonal of your home's living room; you can also put them in a money cabinet or drawer. If you are a businessman, placing copper coins near the cash register will help boost your fortune.