杏树园Xingshuyuan

原表行号：760；出土时间：1974；原表总数：166.666666666667；原表总重：3kg；窖藏，1974年城关镇统一调动所属各街村民在杏树园修建通村公路时候，四街民工在果乡水库西北岸距离地表1.2米深处发现一个泥质红色陶罐，当时就被砸碎，其中装有3公斤刀币。据目击者说刀币形状不一，大小不等。这些刀币大部分被当作废品交售物资回收公司。一部分散失民间。2000年王恩霖（笔者）与家住杏树园马家沟的马汉荣交谈时发现，马汉荣不仅记得此事，而且藏有当时出土的两枚折背明刀。

Original table row No.: 760; Excavation year: 1974; Original total count: 166.666666666667; Original total weight: 3kg; Location remark: Hoard. In 1974, when Chengguan Town mobilized villagers from its subordinate streets and villages to build a village-access road at Xingshuyuan, laborers from the Fourth Street team discovered a clay-paste red pottery jar at a depth of 1.2 m below the surface on the northwest bank of the Guoxiang Reservoir; it was broken on the spot, revealing 3 kg of knife coins inside. According to eyewitnesses, the knife coins varied in shape and size. Most of these coins were sold as scrap to the materials recycling company, with a portion dispersed among the public. In 2000, when the author (Wang Enlin) spoke with Ma Hanrong of Majiagou, Xingshuyuan, he found that Ma Hanrong not only remembered the incident but still kept two bent-back Ming knives from that find.