What is the current price of the second round of sheep coins in circulation?

In 2015, the Year of the Goat ordinary commemorative coin was issued, as the first of the second round of Zodiac New Year commemorative coins issued by China, the ordinary commemorative coin of the Year of the Goat was issued for the first time with a denomination of 10 yuan. A total of 80 million commemorative coins were issued this time, which are equivalent to the same denomination of RMB in circulation.

Although ordinary commemorative coins are legal tender, they have the same function as the renminbi, and the issuance of commemorative coins is equivalent to the amount of the world, and it is the permanent law of the numismatic market to believe in the rare and expensive things, and the issuance has become the main factor in determining the value of commemorative coins. At present, there are many types of coins on the market, and the material, age, scarcity, supply and demand are different, and it is difficult to predict the appreciation space of commemorative coins in the future. It is recommended that you decide the value of the commemorative coin according to your judgment of the future market and your own actual situation.

The ** of the first round of sheep commemorative coins is higher than that of the second round of sheep wool.

At its peak, it reached 120 yuan, and now it has dropped to about 60 yuan.

It is the Eryang commemorative coin that is expensive, and there is a fake Eryang commemorative coin

At that time, the sheep coin had to queue up to buy it, but now he has greatly **.

The price of the second round of circulating commemorative coins should be a lot now.

The current price point is, not bad. Because the number of sheep coins in circulation in the second round is not too large, it is considerable.

After the second round of sheep was issued, it was listed at 30 yuan, and then it was speculated all the way to 130 yuan. It's a pity that the good times didn't last long, and soon they went all the way down, falling endlessly. Now** is around 48 yuan.

Lovers who hold Eryang coins in their hands should choose the opportunity to sell at a high price, and stop fantasizing about returning 100 yuan. Collectors who have not intervened should wait and see, its reasonable price should be around 30 yuan, after all, its circulation is 80 million.

The price of the second round of circulating commemorative coins is not as good as before, and the market is not very good now.

The price is now very high, and it has reached a position where only wealthy merchants can afford it.

Although ** is not high, but it is impossible for you to buy cheaply, about 70 should be able to think about 50 to 60 is impossible, who said ** low he definitely does not have it in his hand, but it is unrealistic to make some money by the price increase of the currency.

The current price of the second round of circulating commemorative coins is still very high, because many people buy them.

The issuance volume is 800 million, and the market has stabilized, with a market price of about 48-51.

The price should be super high, because the collection value of this kind of wallpaper is still quite high.

It can also be reduced to 30 yuan, **too high!

Our values will slowly increase, anyway, this kind of thing is particularly noble, like this.

A few days ago, 53 bought two pieces, genuine coins. At present, this is the **, maybe there will be a slight decline after the Spring Festival.

The craftsmanship is first-class, the market is lacking, and it is only a matter of time before it breaks through 1200 yuan.

Now around 50, look at the market ** will be lowered.

I bought one for 90 yuan, and now I have dropped 50 yuan for one.

The price is very high, and one can be changed to a suite in Beijing!

Postage stamps, circulating commemorative coins, commemorative banknotes, and gold and silver coins issued by gold coin companies must not be invested.

Around 38 40, under the influence of Tarzan.

You can buy genuine sheep coins in **.

The Year of the Goat commemorative coin in the issuance of a year after the increase of 12 times, to 2016 has reached about 120 yuan, the main reason why it is so expensive is that the circulation of the Year of the Goat commemorative coin is relatively small, unlike other zodiac commemorative coins of hundreds of millions of circulation, the issuance of the Year of the Goat in 2015 is only 80 million.

Extended Information] Investment Value].

Since 2003, the People's Bank of China began to issue the first Lunar New Year Zodiac "Sheep" commemorative coin, with the Chinese people's favorite theme, perfect design, exquisite casting technology, rare issuance quantity, and good market image, is gradually becoming a fine product in the circulation commemorative coin sector, this Year of the Sheep zodiac commemorative coin is the leading work of this series.

1. The broad and profound theme of the zodiac is popular at home and abroad.

In today's China and even the world, the essence of China's ancient folk zodiac culture can be said to be the most deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. For every Chinese at home and abroad, the zodiac is their innate mark and imprint, and the zodiac can be described as a household name, everyone knows it, and has a special fondness. Zodiac culture has a long history, since ancient times, the zodiac as the theme of artworks and collectibles has always been loved by the majority of collectors, she is not only a long-lasting classical literature in our country, but also the most classic art theme in our country.

Second, the rare issuance causes a contradiction between supply and demand.

The Lunar New Year commemorative coins are all issued in a fixed amount, which is really a drop in the bucket for China, a country with millions of popular commemorative coin collectors.

Third, the market circulation is small.

Judging from the current market situation, compared with the millions of coin collectors, the contradiction between supply and demand is prominent at a glance. Moreover, the market does not have the replenishment of inventory sources, and the economic law of scarcity is fully reflected in this sector, and the market will naturally rise because of continuous demand.

Fourth, the entry of collector investors.

As the saying goes, opportunities are for those who are prepared. With the gradual recognition and rise of refined circulating commemorative coins. The preferred variety for investment.

Judging from the recent market trend, both the number of people who collect and invest and the number of sales are showing a significant and rapid increase. This is evident from the fact that the number of these varieties in circulation in the market is decreasing, which is enough to clearly reflect its prospects. What collectors of refined commemorative coins are looking forward to is a new opportunity and the advent of a growth period in the circulating commemorative coin market.

The first zodiac commemorative coin of the first round.

Since 2003, the commemorative coins of the Year of the Zodiac Goat, which we call the leader, have a circulation of 10 million.

Extended information: 1. Background of the issuance of Zodiac coins:

The first round of Chinese New Year commemorative coins started with the sheep, and the circulation of sheep coins was 10 million, which was issued from January 16, 2003.

We all know that the 12 zodiac signs are the Year of the Rat, but the issuance of commemorative coins began with the sheep.

Chinese People's Bank closed code line.

The issuance of ordinary commemorative coins for the Chinese New Year is to promote China's strong "New Year culture", and Sanyang (sheep) Kaitai is often used to praise the first year or imply auspiciousness.

I think this is the main reason why the PBOC finally chose the sheep as the first coin of the Lunar New Year series.

Second, the market value of the first sheep:

The issuance of the Year of the Goat commemorative coin in 2003 was only 10 million, with a face value of 1 yuan, which is quite low.

The ** skyrocketed.

As the first coin, the Year of the Goat commemorative coin has a low number of issuances, and the highest market has risen to more than 500 yuan, which is more than 500 times.

Later, the issuance of zodiac coins increased year by year, and the Year of the Goat coins fell back, but the current market ** is 180 yuan, and the comic front has also risen 180 times.

In the long run, the position of the market is still relatively stable, and the long-term potential will be greater.

3. A round of the Zodiac coin market:

In addition to the first round of sheep coins are more eye-catching, the other zodiac coins are not bad.

The monkey coins issued in 2004 are also 10 million pieces, with a face value of 1 yuan, brass.

alloy, the market value is around 57 60.

The chicken coins issued in 2005 were also 10 million, with a face value of 1 yuan, brass alloy, and the market value was around 51 54.

Since the Year of the Ox in 2009, the issuance of Zodiac coins has risen from 10 million to 30 million, and the market has dropped from dozens to dozens.

2014 is the first round of Zodiac coins, the last Zodiac coins of the Year of the Horse, 100 million coins were directly issued, and the market ** is only around.

Fourth, the collection value of a round of Zodiac commemorative coins:

There is a rule in the collection of commemorative coins, and all commemorative coins that are first issued will not be bad.

The same is true for Zodiac commemorative coins, and now the first round of Zodiac coins has already been issued, for collectors.

Many people have collected multiple sets of commemorative coins for the Chinese zodiac.

In 2003, when the first round of zodiac coins was first issued, the minimum ** was only 8 yuan, and I didn't know much about this new thing at that time, and I felt that he was like a game currency.

Thinking that this has no value, no one buys it, so the market is always very low.

By 2008, it had doubled 25 times, but many people still dismissed it.

The real ** up was in 2012, ** came to 300 yuan all of a sudden, so that many people have a new understanding of the commemorative coin.

The issuance of the two rounds of sheep commemorative coins, the Year of the Goat commemorative coins, the main scene on the back of the pattern is a traditional decorative shape of the little goat, the background is the palace lamp and flowers, the left side of the coin is printed with the words "Yiwei", the ordinary commemorative coin denomination of 10 yuan, diameter of 27 mm, material is two-color copper alloy, the number of issuance is 80 million, the ordinary commemorative coin and the current circulation of RMB function, and the same denomination of RMB equivalent circulation.

The Year of the Goat Commemorative Coin was issued on February 6, 2015, with "People's Bank of China", "10 Yuan", the Chinese pinyin letter "shiyuan" and the year code "2015" on the obverse.

This ordinary commemorative coin for the Year of the Goat is the first of the second round of Zodiac commemorative coins issued by China, and it is the leading coin of the entire second round. It is also the first time that a 10 yuan denomination has been used in ordinary commemorative coins for Chinese New Year.

Two sheep zodiac commemorative coin, two-color copper material, face value of 10 yuan.

At present, the market volume is 60 yuan, and the whole product is 58 yuan.

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Eryang commemorative coin was asked for 65 yuan a piece in the market yesterday.

1. The first commemorative coin of the Year of the Goat issued in 2003 is about 280 yuan per piece in good condition, as a collector's item.

2. The Year of the Goat commemorative coin issued in 2015 this year has a face value of 10 yuan, which has the same function as the current circulation of RMB, and is equivalent to the circulation of RMB of the same denomination.

3. So far, the People's Bank of China has only issued these two coins for the Year of the Goat.

Fourth, none of them are officially issued by the state.

People's Bank of China Announcement 2015 No. 4.

The People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue a 2015 Chinese New Year commemorative coin on February 6, 2015.

1. The design of the 2015 Chinese New Year ordinary commemorative coin.

The obverse of this ordinary commemorative coin features "People's Bank of China", "10 yuan", the Chinese pinyin letter "shiyuan" and the year number "2015"; On the reverse side, the main scene is a small goat in a traditional decorative shape, with palace lamps and flowers in the background, and the word "Yiwei" is printed on the left side of the coin.

2. The denomination, specifications, materials and number of ordinary commemorative coins issued for the 2015 Chinese New Year The ordinary commemorative coins have a denomination of 10 yuan, a diameter of 27 mm, and the material is two-color copper alloy, and the number of issuances is 80 million.

3. The ordinary commemorative coin has the same function as the current RMB in circulation, and is equivalent to the RMB of the same denomination.

People's Bank of China.

January 16, 2015.

Commemorative coins on Zhang, a commemorative coin of the Year of the Goat is currently **270 yuan.

The People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue a set of gold and silver commemorative coins for the 2015 China Year of Yiwei (Yang) on October 10, 2014.

There are 16 commemorative coins in this set, including 9 gold coins and 7 silver coins, all of which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China.

How much is the current market price of the Year of the Goat commemorative coin?

A total of 80 million commemorative coins for the Year of the Goat were issued, with the obverse motifs "People's Bank of China", "10 yuan", and Chinese pinyin characters.

Mother "shiyuan" and year name "2015".

How much is the current market price of the Year of the Goat commemorative coin?

The Year of the Goat commemorative coin is on the electronic disk.

On the reverse side, the main scene is a small goat in a traditional decorative shape, with palace lamps and flowers in the background, and the word "Yiwei" is printed on the left side of the coin. Commemorative coins have the same function as the current RMB in circulation, and are equivalent to the same denomination of RMB in circulation.