Identification of the wrong version of RMB, whether it is collectible

Identification method of wrong version of RMB:1If the banknote is printed upside down, it can be judged as a wrong coin; 2.

If there are white marks on the banknote, it is also a mistake for the god version of the coin; 3.There is a problem with the incomplete text of the banknote. For example, the Bank of China lacks the national character, which is also a wrong currency; 4.

If the eyes of the *** avatar are open and closed, it can also be judged as a wrong coin.

In the case of misprinted RMB, only the design of the printing itself is a problem, and all banknotes that succeed in the printing process appear with the same lettering, design, or the same letterpress font. However, due to improper settings or connections, a full page of normally printed banknotes produces the same error, which is called "wrong version of RMB", but these will not be issued normally after going through a series of review processes. The so-called "wrong version of the RMB" refers to the fact that there are a small number of erroneous RMB in the head, and as for why it appears on the market, this is mainly because there are always so many people who like to collect.

Because the existence of the "wrong renminbi" is very small, its value is relatively high. But at the same time, it is worth collecting actually not being able to and really"Counterfeit banknotes"In comparison, after all, the "wrong coin" is still a genuine coin, while the "counterfeit banknote" is a counterfeit coin. Due to the relationship between national supply and demand and market pricing, the "wrong version of RMB" will always exist in the market.

Summary. Hello, thank you for your patience, I'm glad to answer for you <> Answer: 1. Identify whether it is a wrong coin, you can put a normal banknote and the wrong version of the coin together to see if there is a difference; 2. If you see some lines on the wrong coin, this kind of currency is generally not a wrong coin, just because the printing ink is uneven all over the printing; 3. If the watermark of the banknote is reversed, this kind of currency can be judged as a wrong version; 4. If there is a white mark on the banknote, this kind of currency is also a wrong coin; 5. The words of the banknote are incomplete and defective, such as the lack of the word "country" in the Bank of China, which also belongs to the wrong version of the currency; 6. If the eyes of *** are open and closed, it can also be judged as a wrong coin.

How to identify the wrong version of RMB.

Hello, thank you for your patience, I'm glad to answer for you <> Answer: 1. Identify whether it is a wrong coin, you can put a normal banknote and the wrong version of the coin together to see if there is a difference; 2. If you see some lines on the wrong coin, this kind of currency is generally not a wrong coin, just because the printing ink is uneven all over the printing; 3. If the watermark of the banknote is reversed, this kind of currency can be judged as a wrong version; 4. If there is a white mark on the banknote, this kind of currency is also a wrong coin; 5. The words of the banknote are incomplete and defective, such as the lack of the word "country" in the Bank of China, which also belongs to the wrong version of the currency; 6. If the eyes of *** are open and closed, it can also be judged as a wrong coin.

1. There are some types of incorrect text after issuance, or more horizontal or less vertical, or the pen is not clear, or different from the logo, or the English letters are incorrect; 2. When the state stipulates a certain type of norms and standards, and there are reference materials (such as RMB), it is found that there are some differences, or missing prints or color variations, or a little more (alias Fuer), which can be called a wrong version.

The wrong version of the RMB refers to the error in the printing and coinage process, the banknote will generally have a fuer, multilateral, folded white, missing print, watermark or serious deviation of the pattern, etc., the coin will generally have a reversal, weak beating, through, embryo cake situation, not a fake currency, can be used in the market circulation, you can also go to the bank to exchange back the RMB without printing errors, let's take a look at the wrong version of the RMB how to identify it! Causes of Misprinted RMB In the printing process of RMB, it is inevitable that there will be printing errors, although they are eliminated by manual or machine inspection for the second time, but it is really difficult to find dozens of wrong coins in tens of millions of banknotes or coins, so that these RMB with small printing errors will flow into the market with the army. What is the value of a misprinted RMB?

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).

How to identify the wrong version of RMB? Some "wrong coins" are often found in the society, such as text inversion, pattern inversion, pattern upside down, etc., which are said to be waste products caused by printing errors in banknote printing factories, and have high collection value due to the scarcity of quantity. First of all, such a currency does not exist, because the printing plate used by the banknote printing factory to print the banknotes and the steel mold used to make the coins are a whole, and it is impossible to have the problem of partial inversion or reversal during the printing process.

As of 2015, the so-called "wrong currency" was found not only in renminbi banknotes, but also in coins, including commemorative coins, and foreign currencies. But no matter what the currency, it is artificially made on the basis of the original currency. If you carefully observe the so-called "wrong currency" or observe it with the help of a magnifying instrument, you will find traces of knife cutting, pasting, and scraping.

Hello. With today's technology, there is no such thing as a wrong coin. It's all within the permissible range. So don't believe the online statement that the wrong currency is worth it, the Internet says it's valuable, but I haven't seen the deal!! So have the right judgment. Hope it helps.

This kind of white watermark moves up, which is very common, and it is not a mistake at all.

I have a hundred*** eye that is smeared.

A: First of all, it's safe to say that there is no such thing as a "wrong currency". Because the printing plates used in the printing of banknotes and the steel molds used to make coins are a whole, it is impossible to have partial inversion or reversal in the printing process. Therefore, there is no so-called collectible value.

Please me which ** are you playing, I have a 50 yuan wrong coin that I have recently opened one eye and closed one eye, and I am also looking for the authenticity again, or you will trouble me to give that **, I will call and ask, thank you!

There is a two-yuan wrong version of the south character printed into the corner

If there is no special identification of the wrong currency, if there is an abnormality in the RMB banknote, you can go to the bank to verify the authenticity, and whether it is the wrong currency needs to see if there is an obvious difference.

I have a 1960 two-dollar coin with the wrong capitalization, is it a wrong coin?

**Wrong? I don't see it! It's not like the wrong coin!! Even if it's wrong, it's not very wrong! I used to have a Zhang too! It's just not too wrong! And then I spent it.

I have a renminbi here, and one of the eyes in the watermark *** looks closed. Excuse me.

I have a 100 one, and there is an extra mole in the upper left corner of my forehead, I don't know if it's a wrong coin.

I have two 100 yuan wrong renminbi and I don't know how to authenticate and buy them.

Go to the bank money detector and I have one.

What's wrong? It depends on the specific degree to determine**!

I also have one that I don't know if it's a wrong version.

I have a 100 dollar coin, I don't know if it's the wrong coin.