When was the 100 yuan denomination issued?

The renminbi was issued on December 1, 1948, when the People's Bank of China was established. From the beginning of its issuance to May 10, 1955, when it ceased to be in circulation, the renminbi was the first set of renminbi. By December 1953, there were 12 types of RMB coupons, including 1 yuan coupons, 5 yuan coupons, 10 yuan coupons, 20 yuan coupons, 50 yuan coupons, 100 yuan coupons, 200 yuan coupons, 500 yuan coupons, 1000 yuan coupons, and 50,000 yuan coupons. There are 62 varieties in total.

Among them, there are 2 types of 1 yuan coupons, 4 types of 5 yuan coupons, 4 types of 10 yuan coupons, 7 types of 20 yuan coupons, 7 types of 50 yuan coupons, 10 types of 100 yuan coupons, 5 types of 200 yuan coupons, 6 types of 500 yuan coupons, 6 types of 1000 yuan coupons, 5 types of 5000 yuan coupons, 4 types of 10,000 yuan coupons, and 2 types of 50,000 yuan coupons.

On March 1, 1955, the new currency (the second set of RMB) was issued, the old currency (the first set of RMB) was withdrawn, and a total of 11 kinds of the second set of RMB were announced, and each coupon layout was printed in Chinese, Tibetan, Mongolian and Uygur languages.

The conversion ratio between the second set of RMB and the first set of RMB is: the second set of RMB 1 is equal to the first set of RMB 10,000. On March 1, 1955, it was announced that the second set of renminbi would be issued in 11 kinds, and on the same day, 10 kinds of 1 cent, 2 cents, 3 cents, 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao, 1 yuan, 2 yuan, 3 yuan and 5 yuan were issued, and on December 1, 1957, 1 more 10 yuan coupons were issued.

At the same time, in order to facilitate circulation, *** issued an order for the issuance of metal cents, and since December 1, 1957, three metal cents (referred to as hard cents) of 1 cent, 2 cents, and 5 cents have been issued, which are equivalent to paper cents and mixed for circulation.

The third set of renminbi began with the issuance of the 1960 version of the jujube red 1 jiao coupon on April 20, 1962, and ended with the issuance of the last 1972 version of the 5 jiao coupon on January 5, 1974, after 12 years, a total of 7 denominations, 8 original editions, and 9 types of notes were issued. If it is divided into at least 24 types according to the prefix, printing process and banknote paper.

The fourth set of renminbi was issued from April 27, 1987 to April 1, 1997, with a total of 9 denominations and 14 types of coupons. Among them, 1 kind of 1 jiao coupon, 1 kind of 2 jiao coupons, 1 kind of 5 jiao coupons, 3 kinds of 1 yuan coupons), 2 kinds of 2 yuan coupons), 1 kind of 5 yuan coupons; 1 10 yuan coupon, 2 50 yuan coupons (1980 11990), 2 100 yuan coupons).

The first set of renminbi also had a denomination of 100 yuan, but this denomination had a low value content. Second, the three sets did not have a 100 yuan face value, and the fourth set of cuts had a 100 yuan face value that we use now. We are now in the fifth set of yuan, so let's not talk about it.

Hehe, as for when there will be a 100 yuan denomination, it depends on how I understand it.

Hello, the denomination of 100 yuan was first issued in 1948, the first set of RMB since December 1, 1948 began to be issued, a total of 12 denominations and 62 varieties, including 2 types of 1 yuan coupons, 4 types of 5 yuan coupons, 4 kinds of 10 yuan coupons, 7 kinds of 20 yuan coupons, 7 kinds of 50 yuan coupons, 10 kinds of 100 yuan coupons, 5 kinds of 200 yuan coupons, 6 kinds of 500 yuan coupons, 6 kinds of 1000 yuan coupons, 5 kinds of 5000 yuan coupons, 4 kinds of 10000 coupons, There are 2 types of 50,000 yuan coupons (there are two types of 100 yuan coupons for the front Wanshou Mountain view and 50 yuan for the front train view issued in 1949).

Hello, the earliest 100 yuan was issued on December 1, 1948, which is also the first set of RMB issuance time in China. Following the first 100 yuan issue, new 100 yuan editions were issued in 1949, 1980, 1990, 1999, 2005 and 2015.

The denomination of 1oo yuan was first issued in 1964.

The RMB 100 version was issued on October 1, 1999.

RMB is the legal tender of the People's Republic of China, the yuan is its most basic unit, 100 yuan is a denomination of RMB, the market circulation of RMB note 100 yuan, 100 yuan banknote is the largest denomination of RMB.

In October 1999, the People's Bank of China issued the fifth set of RMB, and from November 12, 2015, the People's Bank of China issued the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2015 edition, and the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2015 edition made appropriate adjustments to some of the designs under the premise of maintaining the specifications of the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2005 edition, the main pattern on the front and back, the main color, the name of the People's Bank of China, the national emblem, the name of the Braille, the name of the Chinese pinyin bank, and the ethnic script, the overall anti-counterfeiting performance has been improved. Cancel the right holographic magnetic window security line and the lower right corner of the anti-copy pattern, adjust the denomination number style, the face of the local decorative pattern color and offset printing pattern and its position, the 2015 edition of the fifth set of RMB 100 yuan banknotes issued, and the same denomination of the circulation of RMB equivalent to circulation.

The fifth set of renminbi will be announced at one time and issued in installments. On October 1, 1999, the first 100 yuan banknote was issued, on October 16, 2000, the 20 yuan banknote and 1 dime coin were issued, on September 1, 2001, the 50 yuan banknote and 10 yuan banknote were issued, on November 18, 2002, the 5 yuan banknote and 5 jiao coins were issued, on July 30, 2004, the 1 yuan banknote was issued, and the main design of the 2005 banknote was the same as that of the 1999 version, but the dimming number, the position of the denomination watermark was adjusted, the gravure feel line was added, and the anti-copy mark was added. The back denomination number plus the suffix yuan, etc. The 2015 version of the 100 yuan banknote has been adjusted to improve the machine-readable performance under the premise that the specifications and main pattern remain unchanged, and the face design, anti-counterfeiting features and layout have been adjusted to improve the machine-readable performance, and the advanced public anti-counterfeiting technology has been adopted to make it easier for the public to identify the authenticity.

In order to meet the requirements of economic development and market currency circulation, on October 1, 1999, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the People's Bank of China successively issued the fifth set of the 1999 edition of the renminbi. The fifth set of RMB has a total of 1 jiao, 5 jiao, 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, 100 yuan 8 denominations, of which 1 yuan has banknotes, coins 2 kinds, the fifth set of RMB inherited the traditional experience of Chinese printing technology, borrowed from the advanced technology of foreign banknote design, in the anti-counterfeiting performance and adapt to the modernization of currency processing has been greatly improved. The front of each denomination currency adopts the head of the chairman in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the bottom lining adopts the famous Chinese flower pattern, and the main scene pattern on the back fully expresses China's long history and magnificent mountains and rivers through the selection of representative patterns with national characteristics, and promotes China's great national culture, and the fifth set of RMB cancels the fourth set of RMB in the 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao and 2 yuan banknotes, and restores the 20 yuan banknotes.

It was released on December 1, 1948.

The first set of renminbi was issued on December 1, 1948, with a total of 62 varieties in 12 denominations, including 2 types of 1 yuan coupons, 4 types of 5 yuan coupons, 4 types of 10 yuan coupons, 7 types of 20 yuan coupons, 7 types of 50 yuan coupons, 10 types of 100 yuan coupons, 5 types of 200 yuan coupons, 6 types of 500 yuan coupons, 6 types of 1000 yuan coupons, 5 types of 5000 yuan coupons, 4 types of 10000 yuan coupons, and 2 types of 50,000 yuan coupons.

On March 1, 1955, the second set of renminbi was announced, with a total of 10 kinds, 1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao, 1 yuan, 2 yuan, 3 yuan and 5 yuan, and on December 1, 1957, another 10 yuan and 1 kind.

The renminbi with a face value of 100 yuan was issued when China issued the fourth set of renminbi on April 27, 1987. From May 1, 2018, the fourth set of RMB 100 banknotes will be discontinued in circulation. Redemption will be closed on April 30, 2019.

Further information: The fourth set of renminbi was issued in the context of economic development, an increase in retail sales of goods, and an increase in the demand for currency. With the implementation of the reform and opening up policy of the Third Plenary Session of the 11 th CPC Central Committee, China's national economy has developed rapidly, the urban and rural commodity economy has become increasingly active, and the retail sales of social commodities have increased substantially. In this way, it is required that not only the total amount of currency issuance should be commensurate with it, but also the structure of the coupons.

In order to meet the needs of economic development, further improve China's monetary system, and facilitate circulation, use, and transaction accounting, on April 25, 1987, *** issued an order for the issuance of the fourth set of renminbi, instructing the People's Bank of China to issue the fourth set of renminbi one after another from April 27, 1987. The fourth set of RMB has 6 main coins of 1 yuan, 2 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 50 yuan and 100 yuan, and 3 kinds of auxiliary coins of 1 jiao, 2 jiao and 5 jiao, with a total of 9 main and auxiliary coins.

The fourth set of RMB banknotes has a total of 11 kinds of banknotes, which adopts the method of "announcing once and issuing in parts". On April 27, 1987, the first 50 yuan and 5 jiao notes were issued, on May 10, 1988, 100 yuan, 2 yuan, 1 yuan and 2 jiao banknotes, and on September 22, 1988, 10 yuan, 5 yuan and 1 jiao notes were issued. In order to improve the anti-counterfeiting ability of the renminbi, on August 20, 1992, the 1990 version of 50 yuan and 100 yuan banknotes were issued nationwide.

Pursuant to Order No. 97 of 8 May 1992, the People's Bank of China issued the fourth set of RMB 1 Yuan, 5 Jiao and 1 Jiao coins from 1 June 1992. The fourth set of RMB structure will be further improved. In order to facilitate market circulation, the 1990 and 1996 editions of the 1 yuan banknote were issued nationwide on 1 March 1995 and 1 April 1997.

On April 10, 1996, the 1990 edition of the 2 yuan banknote was issued nationwide.

The 1o0 yuan was printed in 1980 and put on the market in 1983.

The earliest issuance of 100 yuan was on December 1, 1948, and it was also the first set of renminbi in China.

The time of issuance. Following the first 100 yuan issuance, 100 yuan was issued in 1949, 1980, 1990, 1999, 2005 and 2015.

People's Bank of China.

The fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2015 edition will be issued from November 12, 2015, and the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2015 edition will maintain the specifications of the fifth set of RMB 100 banknotes of the 2005 edition, the main design on the front and back, the main color, the name of the "People's Bank of China", the national emblem, Braille and Hanyu Pinyin.

Under the premise that the line name and ethnic script remain unchanged, some patterns have been adjusted to improve the overall anti-counterfeiting performance.

The official website shall prevail.

The first set of renminbi was issued from December 1, 1948 to December 1953.

There was already a renminbi with a face value of 100 yuan, which was abolished when the second set of renminbi was issued on March 1, 1955, and the fourth set of renminbi was issued on May 10, 1988.

reappears.

Further information] The legal tender of the People's Republic of China is the Renminbi, the People's Bank of China.

It is the national authority in charge of the renminbi and is responsible for the design, printing and issuance of the renminbi.

The unit of RMB is the yuan, and the units of the RMB auxiliary currency are cents and cents.

1 yuan is equal to 10 angles, and 1 angle is equal to 10 minutes.

Since the People's Republic of China issued the renminbi, it has lasted for more than 60 years. With the development of economic construction and the needs of the people's livelihood, it has gradually been improved and enhanced. So far, 5 sets of RMB have been issued, forming a multi-variety and multi-series monetary system such as banknotes and metal coins, ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative coins.

The first, second, and third sets of RMB.

It has been withdrawn from circulation, and the fourth set of renminbi has been out of circulation since May 1, 2018, with the exception of three coins in cents.

The renminbi currently in circulation is mainly the fifth set of renminbi issued in 1999.

On January 20, 2016, the People's Bank of China revealed at a meeting here that it would strive to launch a central bank as soon as possible.

Digital cash issued. The meeting believed that under the current new normal of China's economy, it is of positive practical significance and far-reaching historical significance for the bank to explore the issue of digital cash.

On November 30, 2015, the International Monetary Organization (IMF**) announced that the RMB would be officially included in the IMF**'s Special Drawing Rights.

Basket of currencies with a weighting of . The resolution will enter into force on October 1, 2016.

The renminbi is the legal tender of the People's Republic of China. The People's Bank of China is the competent authority for the administration of the renminbi and is responsible for the design, printing and issuance of the renminbi.

Renminbi banknotes and coins are in circulation at equal value, and all of them have unlimited legal solvency, that is, all public and private debts within the territory of the People's Republic of China are paid in renminbi, and no unit or individual may refuse to accept them.