What is the maximum denomination of the renminbi and what is the maximum denomination of the renminb

At present, the largest denomination of RMB in circulation in China is 100 yuan, and the first set of RMB has been issued for 50,000 yuan.

The currency issued in the liberated areas before the founding of the People's Republic of China was called the "regional currency", which was not the renminbi at all. During the Yan'an period, even the People's Bank of China was not established, where did the RMB come from?! As for the old currency (the first set of renminbi) issued before the change of renminbi to the new currency (the second set of renminbi) on March 1, 1955, the maximum denomination was not 100,000 yuan.

The earliest renminbi was the first set of renminbi issued by the People's Bank of China when it was established in December 1948 and was used until 1955, after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The minimum denomination of this set of renminbi is 1 yuan (without corners and cents), and the maximum denomination is 50,000 yuan. However, when the second set of renminbi began to be issued on March 1, 1955, it was stipulated that the exchange ratio between it and the first set of renminbi was 1:10,000, so the "50,000 yuan" of the first set of renminbi was actually only equivalent to the later 5 yuan.

Clause. 2. The maximum denomination of the third set of renminbi is 10 yuan, which is now in circulation.

Fourth, the fifth set of renminbi, the maximum denomination is 100 yuan.

Hello, the maximum face value of the RMB in circulation now is 100 yuan, and Jianguo is the first set of RMB discovered with a maximum face value of 10,000 yuan. The maximum denomination in circulation in Hong Kong is HK$500.

The maximum denomination of RMB currently in circulation is 100 yuan.

At present, the maximum face value of non-circulating RMB commemorative coins is 100,000 yuan.

The maximum denomination of renminbi that has been invalidated and ceased to circulate is 50,000 yuan.

The texture of the paper is superb. The raw materials used to make this paper, mainly cotton linters, are much more valuable than ordinary papermaking raw materials. The formula of papermaking raw materials has a strict fixed ratio.

The paper made is smooth and delicate, tough and fold-resistant, crisp and flat. If you shake the banknote in the air with your hand, or pull the ends of the banknote loosely and tightly with both hands, or flick the surface of the paper with your fingers, it will make a crisp sound. Most of the raw materials of ordinary printing paper are straw, wheat straw, rags, etc., and the texture of the paper is soft and rough, the toughness and tension are insufficient, and it is easy to break.

If it shakes in the air, its sound is muffled.

No fluorescence reaction. The raw materials used in this paper are pure and clean, free of impurities, with high whiteness, no addition of fluorescent brighteners, and a natural white color. If exposed to ultraviolet light, there is no fluorescence reaction.

Ordinary printing paper generally has to add fluorescent brighteners, and under ultraviolet irradiation, it will emit bright blue and white fluorescence.

Watermark. The paper used for RMB banknotes is more commonly watermarked technology. The third set of banknote paper above the RMB yuan coupon has a full-page watermark with a five-pointed star pattern.

Among them, the 10 yuan banknote paper uses a fixed watermark of the Tiananmen picture. The fourth set of RMB banknotes paper, 10 yuan coupons, 50 yuan coupons and 100 yuan coupons use the fixed watermark of the character image, and the other banknotes above the yuan coupon use the full watermark of the ancient money pattern.

Security line. Some of the paper used for RMB banknotes has taken measures to set up safety threads in the papermaking process. For example, the fourth set of RMB 1990 100 yuan coupons and 50 yuan coupons are set up with security lines at the fixed position of the banknotes.

These banknotes are not visible when they are looked at at level on a daily basis. If these banknotes are seen through the light, you can clearly see that there is a three-dimensional dark security line in the banknote paper, which can be touched by hand on the surface of the ticket, and the part of the line is raised, especially the banknotes that flow through a period, this feature is more obvious.

The paper raw material of RMB is short cotton wool, so the paper is crisp, strong and durable, and makes a crisp sound when shaken. Due to the special process, there is no fluorescence reaction, that is, there is no fluorescence under the UV lamp.

Most of the paper in the renminbi has a watermark (now only the corner ones have no watermark), which is printed when making paper.

The fifth set of renminbi is filled with colorless fluorescent fibers, which fluoresce under ultraviolet light, and red and blue colored fibers.

The maximum face value of the first set of renminbi is 50,000 yuan.

Now the fifth set of renminbi is in normal use.

The fifth set of renminbi has 6 denominations: 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, and 100 yuan, of which 1 yuan has two kinds of banknotes and coins. The fifth set of renminbi canceled the 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao and 2 yuan banknotes in the fourth set of renminbi, and added 20 yuan banknotes.

The maximum denomination of the first set of renminbi is: 50,000 yuan.

Wu 10,000 yuan in the first set of RMB, it has two versions and patterns in 1950 and 1953 respectively, of which the front of the 1950 issue is printed with the harvester pattern, and the Wu 10,000 yuan "harvester" and "Xinhua Gate" two versions were issued at the same time in December 1953. The Xinhua Gate is composed of blue-green tones and tractor patterns. On both sides of Xinhua Gate, there are stone lions and "people" and "workers", etc., and the back is mainly a tractor pattern that reflects the agricultural style, and there are "people" below.

Another peculiarity is the shadingless rhombic watermark design. They were all taken out of circulation in 1955.

Extended Materials. 1. Why is the face value so large? Two versions of the same denomination?

1. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country was in ruins, and inflation was serious, and in order to deal with these problems, the People's Bank of China issued the first set of renminbi to reverse the situation. The reason for the use of the denomination of 10,000 yuan was determined by the national conditions at that time.

2. In addition, due to the printing conditions at that time, these two different versions of Wu Yuan banknotes were printed in Beijing and Shanghai respectively.

3. The first set of RMB is the only legal tender printed and issued by the State Bank of the People's Republic of China under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the victorious march of the Chinese People's Liberation War. The word "people" indicates the nature of this banknote, which must not belong to a bureaucratic capitalist or a financial oligarchy, but must belong to the whole country and to the people of the whole country.

4. The first set of RMB is not only a wartime currency, but also a currency during the economic recovery period in the early days of the founding of New China, it first served the Chinese People's Liberation War, "all for the victory of the war", the People's Liberation Army hit **, the RMB followed up to **. The issuance of the renminbi ensured the need for the victory of the Liberation War, promoted the recovery and development of the economy, and eventually became a unified national currency and the only legal currency in the country, ending the chaotic history of the currency system under the rule of the Kuomintang for decades.

On 1 October 1999, the People's Bank of China successively issued the fifth set of renminbi, with a total of eight denominations: 1 jiao, 5 jiao, 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, and 100 yuan, of which 1 jiao, 5 jiao, and 1 yuan have two kinds of banknotes and coins. According to the needs of market circulation, the fifth set of renminbi has increased the denomination of 20 yuan and abolished the denomination of 2 yuan, making the denomination structure more reasonable.

RMB denomination.

Minimum face value. It's time to see the editions.

The renminbi in circulation is now used.

The minimum denomination is a dime of a coin.

It belongs to the fifth version of the renminbi.

And the fourth set of yuan.

The minimum face value is also a dime.

The third set of renminbi.

Banknotes and coins with a minimum denomination of one cent.

The minimum denomination of RMB is 1 cent.

The 2019 edition of the fifth set of RMB was officially issued, and the new version of RMB includes banknotes with denominations of 50 yuan, 20 yuan, 10 yuan and 1 yuan, as well as coins with denominations of 1 yuan, 5 jiao and 1 jiao, and the overall "appearance" and anti-counterfeiting technology have been improved.