Can you help identify these coins as the so called wrong version of RMB?

Hello, according to your ** view of your banknotes can not be called the wrong coin, generally speaking, the wrong version of the coin is very serious displacement or the wrong pattern on it is serious, your slight flaw can not be called the wrong coin.

You can also check your belongings with your local antique market or banking institution, and the staff or experts there should be able to give you a satisfactory answer.

The above are some of my personal suggestions, I hope it will be helpful to your questions.

It has already passed, and it is now difficult to identify whether it is a mistake or not. It may also be oily and contaminated after circulation. There are creases.

It does not belong to the wrong currency, the wrong version of the currency is also called the defective currency, refers to the error in the printing and coinage link, the banknote will generally have Fuer, multilateral, white, missing printing, anti-counterfeiting gold line (gold line omission, window omission, gold wire pulp more) watermark or pattern serious offset, color displacement, 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.

The wrong version of the RMB is relative to the normal version, and the identification of the wrong version of the RMB has the following points: the wrong version of the RMB refers to the error in the process of printing and coining, and the banknotes generally have Fuer, multilateral, folded white, missing prints, watermarks or serious pattern deviations, etc., and the coins generally have back, weak beating, penetration, and embryo cake. Some varieties will have text errors after issuance, more horizontal or less vertical, or the pen is not clear, or different from the logo, or the English letter is wrong.

The wrong version of the RMB is not a counterfeit currency, it can be used in the market circulation, or it can be exchanged at the bank for RMB without printing errors, the probability of this error is extremely low, and it has a collection value When the collector finds this kind of mistake, he must keep a clear head and first distinguish the authenticity. The best thing to do is to check with a trusted connoisseur or bank.

It's not the wrong coin, it's very rare.

The type of artificially mistyped coin.

The first type: the watermark is inverted, that is, the coin is printed in the place of the watermark to the second type: a typographical error in the detail, which means that the ink is not a watermark.

The third type: text error, which refers to the problem of printing the text.

It's not a mistake.

A misprint is a design or master engraving error, and a missing print in the printing process is not a misprint. The "defective product" caused by the defective quality of the currency can only belong to the defective coin, not to the wrong coin.

No, this number can be seen under ultraviolet light.

Man-made defacement is not a mistake.

Man-made sabotage. Hung up the number. It's not a wrong coin at all.