阎坑Yankeng

不明，东津乡东津村（又称阎好），出土被切割过的'郢爰'金币123块，圆金饼及半圆金饼各一块，总重3394.8克；据许建强文，该处所出圆金饼（124号）与陕西咸阳市出土并铃印'陈爰'的圆金饼形制大小、轻重接近；中国钱币1994年第3期总46期。 中国文物地图集安徽分册'阎圩楚金币出土点'条（203-G8）确认此事件：东津乡东津村阎圩北150米（'阎圩'即本条'阎好'的另一写法），战国，1986年4月30日当地农民在后圩沟发现，共有大小不等的楚国黄金货币125块，其中圆形金饼2块、'郢爰'印记金币123块，最大一块重254克，最小的重1.4克，共重3394.8克——与本条完全吻合。

Context unknown. Dongjin Village, Dongjin Township (also written Yanhao). 123 clipped pieces of "Ying Yuan" gold money were recovered, along with one round gold cake and one half-round gold cake, totaling 3,394.8 g. According to Xu Jianqiang's article, the round gold cake found here (no. 124) is close in form, size, and weight to a round gold cake stamped "Chen Yuan" unearthed in Xianyang, Shaanxi. China Numismatics, 1994 no. 3, whole no. 46. The same event is confirmed under the "Yanwei Chu Gold-Money Findspot" entry (203-G8) in the Atlas of Chinese Cultural Relics, Anhui Volume: 150 m north of Yanwei, Dongjin Village, Dongjin Township ("Yanwei" being an alternate rendering of this entry's "Yanhao"); Warring States period; on 30 April 1986 local farmers found, in the Houwei ditch, 125 pieces of Chu gold currency of varying size, comprising 2 round gold cakes and 123 pieces stamped "Ying Yuan," the largest weighing 254 g and the smallest 1.4 g, totaling 3,394.8 g — fully consistent with this entry.