Old Korean Money -첨수도(尖首刀)

 Old Korean Money -첨수도(尖首刀)
 
Today I want to tell you about "첨수도(尖首刀)".
 
In "첨수도(尖首刀)",
첨(尖cheom) means it is sharp-pointed,
and 수(首su) means a head ,
and 도(刀do) means Knife-Money.
 
That is, the head of this money is sharp-pointed.
 
Until now
almost all the people know it is chinese money.
 
But chinese conscientious scholars say it isn't theirs.
 
 
(source: daum blog "civil")
 

 

 
 
 
As you see this letters ,
almost all of them are "Sound -Alphabet".
 
And there are several Korean style-상형문자 pictograph .
 
 
 
In my opinion,
these letters are former letters of "흐"도전(Sun-Money, 明刀錢).
 
These letters have a regular sound-rule.
 

 
 
 
 
 
You can see the nose of people.
I think these letters are "[ㄱ, g] sound + various vowels" or "[ㅂ.b]+ various vowels".
 
 
Do you believe these letters are chinese letters ?
 
They are only Alphabet-Style.
 
 
 
Chinese scholars insist this letter as 勺 in p. 206,
先秦貨幣文字編.
 
 

 
 
 
Here are comparative materials.
http://www.internationalscientific.org/CharacterASP/CharacterEtymology.aspx?characterInput=%E5%8B%BA&submitButton1=Etymology
 
 
Too different.
 
And  I will show you a beautiul fish letter.
 
 
 
Please confirm   my contention at this China-blog.
 
Source출처: 고천원지(古泉園地) 중국 블로그 China Blog
 
http://www.chcoin.com/bbs/read.php?tid=1430860&fpage=193
 
 
 
 
 
This letter is surely an old Korean-style hieroglyphic letter.
 
 
Chinese fish letter
 
http://www.internationalscientific.org/CharacterASP/CharacterEtymology.aspx?characterInput=%E9%AD%9A&submitButton1=Etymology
 

 
a, China-齊 nation letter
b. China-燕 nation letter                                                          the upper right fish - China  insistence : 齊 nation letter
                                                                                                                      My opinion: old Korean letter