I have a 53 year old two cent wrong coin, does anyone accept it?

Summary. I'm a numismatic collector. Let me explain:

The kind of writing of the "two" that appeared on the first set of renminbi in China and wrote two horizontally on the "Ge" is not a typo. There are many ways to write "two" in traditional Chinese characters and various types of calligraphy, and this way of writing is one of them. It has been written since ancient times, and it is not a mistake.

Therefore, this is often written on the early renminbi. It was not until the 80s when the state issued a standard simplified character scheme that the writing of "two" was unified. Therefore, starting from the fourth set of renminbi in 1980, the writing of "two" was unified to the current state.

Prior to this, the various currencies that were made, printed, and issued were not misprinted, and the state did not specialize. The 1953 edition of the 2-cent note in this second set of renminbi is now a common and common variant in the numismatic market. Each of the new bundles** is currently more than 2 jiao, and the old coins are not acquired.

I'm a numismatic collector. Let me explain: the writing of the "two" that appeared on the first set of renminbi in China and wrote two horizontally on the "Ge" is not a typo.

There are many ways to write "two" in traditional Chinese characters and various types of calligraphy, and this way of writing is one of them. It has been written since ancient times, and it is not a mistake. Therefore, this is often written on the early renminbi.

It was not until the 80s when the state issued a standard simplified character scheme that the writing of "two" was unified. Therefore, starting from the fourth set of RMB in 1980, the writing of "two" was unified to the current state. Prior to this, the various currencies of plate making, printing, and distribution of various currencies were not misprinted, and the state did not specialize.

The 1953 edition of the 2-cent note in this second set of renminbi is now a common and common variant in the numismatic market. Each of the new bundles** is currently more than 2 jiao, and the old coins are not acquired.

The second and third editions of the renminbi on the word "two" are all called by a hail shirt on the top, not a wrong version, if a horizontal is below, it is a wrong version. The second edition of the two-cent banknote, the original with the Atarye Rabo number, the new condition of about 40 yuan, the reprint without the Arabic source Kai number, the new condition of 2 corners.

Summary. I'll tell you the truth! At present, the two cents more than one cent of coins in circulation in this Chinese market are not in circulation, and there are still five cents.

I'll tell you the truth! At present, the two cents more than one cent of coins in circulation in this Chinese market are not in circulation, and there are still five cents.

This is worth at least $10,000.

How much is a sheet.

How much of this. Go and sell.

Antique shop.

<> dear, I'm glad to answer for you: I need to look up the wrong 1973 two-cent note worth a few thousand dollars. The exact value depends on the specific variety of the coin.

Some of the wrong ones have even been fried to tens of millions. Some people may think that this is stupid and unnecessary, but the good thing in the collecting world is this mouthful, and I hope the general public will pay attention. Because of the scarcity of the wrong version of the RMB, there is its value, and collectors should not blindly collect the wrong version of the RMB, hoping to keep their eyes open.

The wrong coins in the market are as low as a few hundred yuan, and dozens of yuan as high as tens of thousands of yuan. The disparity of this ** is still determined by the wrong version of the coin itself. In the collection market, there is such a saying that rare is expensive, and can invest in the wrong version of the currency in the investment market, while it is very collectible, there is a high value-added space under certain conditions, and now many collectors are more happy to collect some strange works of art, which is the case with RMB.

Summary. Misprinted coins can be referred to.

**Private acquisition of misprinted coins for five cents and two cents! How was it collected? Currency.

Misprinted coins can be referred to.

How to collect the wrong version of the coin? Anyone wants it?

**： ￥11,800

This**: 800

The value of the wrong version is quite high, and someone definitely wants it· Someone collects it!

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Summary. The 1953 1 cent note was issued in two eras, but there was a big difference. The number is the first issuance, in 1953, a cent of **** 10,000 times, 100 yuan each; And the 1953 1 cent RMB, **** 20 times, only each piece is only RMB per piece, which shows that there is a big gap in value.

Hello, for you to find out that the 1953 one-cent banknote is wrong-printed 63 cents, and the value is about 100 yuan.

In 1953, the 1 cent banknote was issued in two states and continents, but there was a great difference. The number is the first issue, in 1953, a cent **** 10,000 times, 100 yuan per album; And the 1953 1 cent RMB, **** 20 times, only each piece is only RMB per piece, which shows that there is a big gap in value.

There is no number. This 1953 one-cent banknote **** is not very high, because the circulation is very large, and the value is about a few dollars.

Because it is a misprint, the crop is shifted.

Yes, dear, now the collection of a wild envy ninety-fifty-three penny banknote is still very good, after so many years of development, the penny market has been greatly improved, maybe in a few more years to take its market will improve. Put it there first.

It's not a mistake, it's a very ordinary 2 points.

Unnumbered two-cent banknotes. A brand new one. You're too old. It's worth it.

I don't know which one you're talking about? It is estimated to be a blue penny from the 1953 version (reprinted in '80). The purchase price of this new bundle is currently about RMB 1.

A note on the 1953 banknote:

The first is the long-numbered 1953 banknote printed in the fifties. The front of the note has a three-digit Roman serial and a seven-digit number, which is relatively rare these days. A set of three long number cent banknotes is currently about $130.

The ** of 1 point and 2 points of the long number are about 20 yuan and 10 yuan respectively, and the ** of 5 points is more than 90 yuan.

The second is a reprint of unnumbered cent notes printed in the 80s. In the early 80s, China's aluminum was tense for a short time, and the production of aluminum cents was limited, resulting in a shortage of cents on the market. In order to alleviate this situation, the People's Bank of China printed and issued new paper cents using the plates of the 50's banknotes.

In order to distinguish it from the original coupon, only the Roman crown is printed on the face of the ticket, and the numeric number is not printed. This kind of reprinted paper cent is very common at present, ** is not very high, 1 cent is about yuan, 2 cents is about yuan, 5 cents is yuan.

In the past, two-cent coins or two-cent banknotes had two horizontal lines on them. Both ways of writing are possible, so there is no wrong coin. If it is said that it is the wrong currency, after the bank issues it, if it is found to be wrong, it will immediately stop issuing it.

1953 2 points airplane There are two versions.

One is the original: the one with Arabic numerals after the Roman numerals. Weigh long numbers.

The second is the reprint in the eighties: the circulation is large. There are only Roman numerals, two or three Romes. There are no Arabic numerals. Called no number.

Two points long number new straight version price: 100 yuan.

Two points no number new straight price: 1 yuan.

This is just the price of the coin card. There is a lot of moisture. Don't be gullible.

Collectors love the new straight version. If it is old, there are very few people who need it. Below the fifth grade is not worth much. It's not collectible anymore.