During the Warring States Period, a farmer in Wei found a piece of jade while weeding, so he took it home and let his neighbors identify it. The neighbor knew it was a gem, so he lied to him that it was unlucky and told him to put it back. They secretly took it home to Wang Wei for fear of causing trouble or conviction. Being rated as priceless, Wang Wei gave him a lot of gold and silver jewelry as soon as he was happy.

A priceless treasure is a metaphor for a treasure with high value that cannot be calculated at market price.

From Tang Yu Xuan Ji's poem "Giving a Daughter Next Door": "It is hard to find a priceless treasure."

My beaded coat is about 100 mile long. ◎ Master Wang Yuan's Li Chuntang is 20% off.

Synonyms are priceless.

The antonym dung is inferior to soil and worthless.

Grammar is formal; Become an object; Include praise