梅溪镇Meixi Town

不明，溪边砂堆中发现，面有"郢称"二字阴文方印两方半，其中一方与另一方半印方向相对，背部有细小方格织物痕迹及细条状似五指掌痕，一边原铸，其余均见切割痕迹；是安吉4枚楚金版中体量最大者。1967年发现。

Context unknown; found in a sand pile beside a stream. The face bears two and a half square incised impressions reading "Ying Cheng," one of the half impressions facing the opposite direction from the other; the reverse shows traces of a fine grid-pattern fabric and faint streaks resembling a five-fingered handprint. One edge is original casting, the rest showing cutting marks. This is the largest of Anji's 4 Chu gold plates. Discovered in 1967.