I have a 05 version of 100 RMB, and there is an extra corner in the middle 100 positions, is it the

There must be a collection value, 80 versions of ordinary coins are now worth 10 yuan, although your wrong coin is not very obvious, but in short, it is the wrong coin, and it will be very valuable in the future.

It should be on the watermark, the wrong version of the watermark is worthless, you can go to the bank to take 10,000 old banknotes and take a closer look, there will be many different watermarks, too much and there is no room for appreciation.

If it is not artificially added, then it is considered a wrong coin, and it can be kept until it is withdrawn from circulation.

It's not good to say, but usually the banknotes have multiple corners, or the numbers are printed backwards, etc., which can be regarded as a collectible misprint.

No**. Looking at the description, it should be a seal.

It is generally a stamp stamped by the cashier of an institution such as a supermarket.

In order to prevent the receipt of fakes, the cashier has to compensate himself.

Not to mention an extra bow, just one more horizontal.

The watermark is not so fine, the landlord should not care, it is normal if the avatar is not upside down.

The type of misprint.

The first type: the watermark is inverted, which means that the coin is printed in the watermark place.

The second type: a typographical error in the details, 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 currency, not to the wrong version of the sail carefully rented coin.

The type of misprint.

The first is that the watermark is inverted, which means that the coin is printed at the place of the watermark.

The second type: a typographical error in the details, which means that the ink is not a watermark.

The third type: text error, refers to the text in the printing of problems, if you feel that the wrong version to identify, issue an appraisal certificate, to prove that your filial piety is the wrong version.

Don't say wrong at every turn, **There are so many wrong versions? On what basis are you wrong? Which expert told you that this is the wrong version of the renminbi? On what basis? Satisfied!

It is best to go to the bank for identification. Because this one is hard to say.

Your question, there is a 05 version of 100 yuan, *** watermark on the right side of the eyebrow on the eyebrow, this is the wrong coin; It can be a fun collection!

I also have a 2005 version of this 100 dollar banknote, *** with two eyebrows on the right side of the watermark avatar.

It's definitely fake.

This is a forgery that does not understand the process of printing the renminbi. The printed steel mold of RMB is the size of a full page, and the printed RMB is a large sheet, and then cut into a piece of RMB, and there is no possibility of some patterns, such as the name of the line, the denomination, etc. This is an illegal act for lawbreakers to deceive the masses and destroy the renminbi by means of digging up and pasting the symmetrical pattern of the renminbi and using such means as digging up and pasting it.

Question: It is often found in the society that some "wrong coins", such as text inversion, pattern inversion, pattern upside down, etc., 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. Excuse me, does the so-called "wrong currency" really exist?

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.

Q: So how did the "wrong currency" come about?

A: At present, the so-called "wrong currency" found not only includes RMB banknotes, but also 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. Judging from the cases that have been cracked so far, there are indeed some people in society who are motivated by the desire for profit and specialize in making and peddling the so-called "wrong version of currency" in order to make huge profits, and we hope that the broad masses will arouse their vigilance.

If it's really printed, the value should be quite high, and it's best to take a look at the picture.

Be. That's worth a lot of money. Take a look at the picture above.