I want to ask, is my 100 yuan a wrong version of RMB? Is it collectible???

No collectible value.

The value of the wrong coin.

If it is a real coin, it ranges from hundreds of yuan to tens of thousands of yuan, and the quality is the life of the coin, and it is necessary to protect the quality.

In addition, some so-called "auction companies" carry out fraud under the guise of "millions of dollars", and everyone should be vigilant and not be deceived.

At present, the first set of RMB, the second set of RMB (but nothing other than the unnumbered banknotes), the third set of RMB, the fourth set of RMB, the fifth set of RMB, the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China treasury bills, and foreign banknotes have all been found to have wrong coins (residual currency).

Numismatic Society experts pointed out that the Mint prints banknotes in their entirety using stencils, and there is no chance that some patterns or text will be inverted during the printing process. Therefore, the vast majority of the wrong coins on the market are counterfeited by criminals. As long as you observe with the help of a magnifying instrument, you can find the traces of knife cutting, pasting, and scraping.

In addition, some people deliberately cut the conjoined banknotes into the wrong version, so that some unsavvy collectors were fooled. Generally speaking, the conjoined banknote itself has a certain collectible value, and the value of the banknote after cutting it into the wrong version has skyrocketed, and criminals have made huge profits from it.

At the same time, some coins also have so-called misprints, such as the use of sulfuric acid to damage the coin, causing the coin to be deformed, which is mistaken by collectors for the wrong coin.

In fact, as early as the end of 2005, the central bank made a special public statement, saying that all the current issued versions of the renminbi have not been misprinted, only defective products caused by quality defects. It is understood that the so-called wrong coins found so far are not only RMB banknotes, coins, but also commemorative coins, and even foreign currencies. The central bank stressed that the printing plates used in the printing of banknotes and the steel molds used to make coins are a whole, and the problem of partial inversion is unlikely to occur in the printing process.

Therefore, the so-called wrong coins do not exist, let alone have little collectible value.

There is a wrong version! Not seeing it doesn't mean not having it! I have one!

I have 1 1 1999 100 wrong coin.

Did you see it with your own eyes or hearsay? A million is certainly an alarmist rumor or a demagogic trick! There has never been a "wrong version of the RMB"!

If it was a "wrong version", the "wrong currency" would have been taken back and destroyed by the People's Bank of China a long time ago! Even if it's a real "wrong coin", it's not collectible! A very simple truth:

The 1999 and 2005 editions of the 100 yuan banknotes were printed on the same plate, and the other banknotes were not "wrong"? Is your banknote "misprinted"? Is it possible?

Think about it! There are so many people in the country who are keen on the so-called "wrong version, wrong coin" is actually a "sick" behavior! It's not worth advocating, emulating, and having time to do something else is better than this!

At present, the "wrong version and wrong currency" in society are actually deceptive tricks made up by some ill-intentioned people who want to make huge profits and speculate! Some bad ** followed the trend and hyped up "how many tens of thousands of yuan were sold for a wrong version of so-and-so"! It is easy for the masses who do not know the truth to be deceived!

Abandon the illusions! Will the currency issued by the People's Bank of China, a country with a population of 1.4 billion, be "misprinted"?? Won't it make people all over the world laugh off their big teeth?

The design, printing, inspection, delivery, and circulation of the renminbi are issued through the People's Bank of China after strict inspection and passing the checks at all levels! And the renminbi is currently one of the best anti-counterfeiting currencies in the world! So don't easily believe in the existence of "wrong versions, wrong coins".

If you don't believe it, please take your "wrong coin" to the local People's Bank of China for scientific appraisal, and you can get an accurate conclusion.

Recently, the People's Bank of China issued an announcement that the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2015 edition will be issued from November 12, 2015, and the new version of the 100 yuan banknotes has made adjustments to some patterns under the premise of keeping the main pattern and main color of the 2005 version of 100 yuan unchanged, which has significantly improved the overall anti-counterfeiting performance. In the previous changes in the face of the renminbi, this revision can be called a "small facelift" of the renminbi.

Since the introduction of the fifth set of renminbi in 1999, the 100 yuan note has undergone an upgrade in 2005, and the 2015 version, which will be released this year, will be changed again after 10 years.

The relevant person in charge of the central bank said that in the past ten years, vending equipment and automatic cash processing equipment have flourished, which has put forward higher requirements for the machine-readable performance of the yuan, and some criminals have also continued to use new technologies to counterfeit the yuan. In order to better protect the interests of RMB holders, it is necessary to continuously improve the anti-counterfeiting technology and printing quality of banknotes according to the development of science and technology, and issue the 2015 edition of 100 yuan banknotes.

In order to eliminate the harm caused by the so-called "wrong version of RMB" in the whole society, the People's Bank of China re-released the fifth set of RMB 100 yuan to replace the 2005 version of the 100 yuan banknote! The 2005 version of the 100 yuan banknote is still in circulation, but the People's Bank of China will gradually withdraw it until it ceases to circulate. Therefore, people who still have "illusions" about the so-called "wrong version of RMB" should not continue to dream of making a fortune with "wrong version of the currency"!

Wake up ...

In the private collection market, the wrong version of the RMB has always been a sought-after item, the wrong version of the RMB, the more wrong the more precious, so it has been chased by many collectors, of course, due to its scarcity, the wrong version of the collection value is only rare.

It is not uncommon for the renminbi to be misprinted during the printing process, as is the case with other printed materials, due to the uneven stacking of the paper. However, as a tool in the field of national financial circulation, coins have to go through 7 checkpoints of strict inspection, and all the banknotes that have gone wrong are sealed, and then the relevant persons in charge of security, public security and the mint are present at the same time to destroy them, and the whole process has to leave video data. Therefore, the probability that a wrong coin will survive the seven passes and enter the market is very small, and in the RMB collection market, where rare and expensive things are expensive, wrong copies have become synonymous with value-added.

Regardless of the reason, the error will be corrected in time after it is discovered, so the number of errors is very small. Prices can often be sky-high in the auction market. It is reported that now the value of a 1980 version of the 2 yuan wrong version of the coin has risen to 3 million, and the conjecture of "one yuan for a house" has come true.

Although misprinted coins are highly regarded by the collector's world, their scarcity does not form a fixed trading place like antiques, which also adds to the "secret color" of misprinted coins. In 2013, a group of 1990 100 yuan "wrong coins" were auctioned at a sky-high price of 4.5 million, which caused a huge sensation in the collecting world for a while.

How much is the wrong currency worth?

The so-called is currently discovered"Misprinted currency", not only RMB banknotes, but also coins, including commemorative coins, were also found in foreign currencies. But no matter what the currency, it is artificially made on the basis of the original currency. To the so-called"Misprinted currency"If you look carefully or with the help of a magnifying instrument, you will find traces of knife cutting, pasting, and scraping.

Judging from the cases that have been cracked so far, there are indeed some people in society who are motivated by profit, and in order to make huge profits, they specialize in making and peddling so-called"Misprinted currency"It is hoped that the broad masses of the people will be vigilant.

However, because the printing of the renminbi has strict control, the probability of the occurrence of the "wrong renminbi" is not large, and the number of surviving is quite small, and the preciousness of the collection depends on the stock and artistic value in the collection market, so the value of the wrong currency is difficult to estimate, resulting in many collectors flocking to it.

According to statistics, in 2012, a total of 363 wrong coins were auctioned, of which 127 were sold, and the transaction rate reached; 13-year turnover rate; 14 years have passed; The data shows that in recent years, the number of misprinted coins has been on a flat rise. The denominations of the transaction are 100 yuan for the 90th edition, 100 yuan for the 2005 edition, 50 yuan for the 90th edition, 2 yuan, 5 yuan and 10 yuan for the fourth edition. It can be seen from this that the market circulation of RMB wrong currency is small, and in this era of "rare things are expensive", RMB wrong currency is still quite collectible.

I don't see that ** is wrong, the wrong version of the currency is also called the defective currency, refers to the error in the printing and coinage process, the banknote will generally have Fuer, multilateral, white, missing printing, anti-counterfeiting gold line (gold wire omission, window omission, gold wire pulp more) watermark or pattern serious offset, color shift, elongated coin, printing is covered by other paper, etc., it is worth noting that the wrong currency is not a counterfeit currency, the wrong currency can also be used in the market circulation. But people can also go to the bank to exchange it back for a typographical error-free renminbi. Misprinted coins have a certain collector's value.