"Mr. Earl, to tell you the truth, most of your collections come from ancient Egypt, but not many come from China, only one-third at most, and they are all imitations of later generations. There is no trace of them at all.

What collection value.”

"Imitation?"

"Yes! Just like if we imitate items from three hundred years ago, it will be difficult to have any value a hundred years from now."

"Ah? How could this happen?" The down-and-out Earl was a little unbelievable, "My grandfather said that he brought many of them from your palace, how come they are all imitations?"

"Haha, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were idle. What they liked most was to imitate the items of their predecessors and then have fun with their ministers."

"Ah? They are really boring!" The down-and-out Earl believed Suning's statement, and then he couldn't help but get angry.

"Haha, yes! They are really boring." Suning almost couldn't help laughing, "But many precious collections were lost in the war years.

These Qing emperors wanted to restore these damaged items, but they could only imagine it.

I don’t need to explain the final result, Mr. Earl can also imagine it!”

"Mr. Su, let's do this!

All you need to do is give me 80 million pounds." The down-and-out Earl realized that the value of the collection was greatly reduced, so he began to bargain.

"I'm sorry! Mr. Earl, I can only pay twenty million pounds."

"What? This is too low."

"Mr. Count, I have no interest in those ancient Egyptian collections, so they are worthless in my eyes. I will try to sell them after I buy them."

"this......"

"Mr. Earl, my price is very sincere. I don't believe anyone will bid higher than me. It's also difficult for Wales in the United States."

Suning's words touched on the Count's pain point. Before coming to Suning, he had already gone to see Wales, but the result was very unsatisfactory. Wales was only willing to buy a few of the collections, rather than buying them all together.

"Okay! Twenty million pounds, deal!"

Seeing the antiques being packed into boxes and shipped out of the castle together, Lin Peng no longer felt any unhappiness and looked at Suning with admiration.

Ignoring Lin Peng's thoughts, he watched these antiques costing two thousand pounds being transported to a warehouse in Paris, France, waiting to be shipped back to Hong Kong via Charles de Gaulle Airport.

In the next few days, Suning took Yu Chengdong and Lin Peng to buy several antique shops in Paris and London, packed up all the genuine items and shipped them back to Hong Kong, and then asked the clerk to continue buying antiques.

After Suning finished her business in Europe, she got on the plane and returned to Hong Kong with her precious antiques. At this time, Hong Kong had entered June, and the annual Miss Hong Kong competition had begun. Suning also received an invitation from TVB.

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Chapter completed!