Reference table of Chinese paper cent currency collection transaction prices

Recently announced by the bank the coin ****.

Year Face Value **.

1957 1 cent 1 yuan.

1960 1 point 80 yuan.

1962 1 point 30 yuan.

1965 1 point 350 yuan.

1966 1 point 180 yuan.

1967 1 point 350 yuan.

1968 1 point 88 yuan.

1969 1 point 150 yuan.

1977 1 point 320 yuan.

1981 1 point 5 yuan.

1988 1 point 300 yuan.

1989 1 point 150 yuan.

1990 1 point 180 yuan.

1995 1 cent.

1955 2 points 15 yuan.

1957 2 cents 2 yuan.

1958 2 points 90 yuan.

1959 2 cents.

1966 2 points 50 yuan.

1967 2 points 90 yuan.

1968 2 points 300 yuan.

1970 2 points 180 yuan.

1971 2 points 300 yuan.

1972 2 points 260 yuan.

1973 2 cents 15 yuan.

1980 2 points 50 yuan.

Year 1 cent 2 cent 5 cents.

Trombone 1 point 150

Trombone 2 points 100

Trombone 5 points 1200

No number 1,2, 5 points 2 yuan.

The number and types of cents issued by the People's Bank of China are relatively large, and the value of different types of collections is different, only a few types are more valuable than Zi Minbei, and most of the types are not very valuable. For example, the "Five Heavenly Kings" in the hard cent coins are particularly valuable, and there are also the "Four Little Dragons" hard cent coins.

The five kings in the cent coin refer to 5 cents in 1979, 2 cents and 5 cents in 1980, and 1 cent and 5 cents in 1981. The production of these hard cents is relatively small, and the good quality is even more difficult to find, so it is difficult to collect these 5 hard cents in the daily collection, which can be said to be very precious, and the potential for appreciation is also very large.

The four dragons in the cent coin include the 55th edition of the 1 cent coin, the 57th edition of the 1 cent coin, and the 92nd edition of the 1 cent and 2 cent coins. The reason why these cents are precious is because they are almost impossible to find on the market, and at that time, they were mainly given to foreign guests as collectibles at the time of issuance, so there were basically no in China, and the value of the collection was very large.

Although the collection of hard cents may appreciate in the future, it is necessary to distinguish the authenticity of hard cents when collecting, and at the same time, it is also necessary to master certain methods when saving, such as loading it in a special coin box, and keep it away from damp places, and try not to hold it by hand when **.

1. The five kings of hard cents, namely 5 cents in 1979, 2 cents and 5 cents in 1980, and 1 cent and 5 cents in 1981. In 1981, the latest market for 1 and 5 cent coins** was 500 yuan.

2. From 1993 to 2000, 2 points, 2 points, 5 points, 24 pieces were not left in circulation.

From 1986 to 1986, each year 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao and 1 yuan (commonly known as the Great Wall coin), a total of 28 pieces. In 1980, the market for 2-cent and 5-cent coins also reached 100 yuan.

$1 coin per year. The peony-patterned one-dollar hard repentance coin was manufactured for 10 years from 1991 to 2000, but the last 2000 edition was not issued in batches, and only 200,000 (20,000 proof coins, 180,000 ordinary coins) were made, and they were mounted in the 2000 "China Coins" set as a collector's item**. It is not found in the field of circulation, and it is more precious.

5. Since the issuance of the fourth set of circulating coins in China, the name of the country "People's Republic of China" is no longer noted, but "People's Bank of China". In 2001, the chrysanthemum 1 jiao coin and the peony 1 yuan coin were not issued, and in 2001, the plum blossom 5 jiao coin became the "People's Republic of China" national name guanmen coin.

6. The Chrysanthemum 1 Jiao coin issued in 1994 is known as the Chrysanthemum King.

7. In 2000, chrysanthemum 1 jiao, this coin did not enter the circulation field at all after it was launched, because it was particularly scarce.

8. New Sanhua coins: 1 corner of aluminum orchid, 1 corner of iron orchid, 5 corners of lotus.

9. Old Sanhua coins: 1 corner of chrysanthemum, 5 corners of plum blossoms, 1 yuan of peony.

The second set of renminbi banknotes (including 1 cent, 2 cents, and 5 cents) was out of circulation, and the familiar designs were the yellow truck pattern one cent, the blue airplane pattern two cents and the green ship pattern Wu cent coin, which became a complete collector's item.

The second set of RMB banknotes is divided into two types, the first is the original 1953 banknotes issued on March 1, 1955, with 3 Roman serial characters and 7 digits on the front of the ticket, which is commonly known as the "long number banknote". Since the announcement of the cessation of circulation, the 1953 edition of the large set of cents** soared to 200-300 yuan.

The second type is the 80s of the last century, in order to alleviate the lack of cents, the central bank used the printing plate of the 1953 cents, and printed and issued the paper cents again, in order to distinguish it from the original version in the 50s of the last century, the face of the ticket does not print the number number, only three or two Roman crowns, commonly known as "no number of paper cents". The reprinted cents are not difficult to shout that they are valuable, and some people sell them in bags and bags.

There are few numbered banknotes in existence. The 1953 edition of a set of cents (including 1 cent, 2 cents, and 5 cents) with Arabic numerals and Roman numerals is currently worth more than 200 yuan; Among them, the ** of a single 1-cent banknote is 15-20 yuan, the ** of 2 cents is 30-40 yuan, and the ** of 5 cents is 100-200 yuan.

From 1955 to 1992, China issued a total of 75 hard cents in these three denominations. The 1955 edition is made of aluminum-magnesium alloy. With the upsurge of China's coin collection craze, hard cents have gradually become the darling of coin collectors, and their ** is rising day by day.

At present, the price of the whole set of new hard cents has increased from a few hundred yuan** in 1990 to more than 3,000 yuan.

In some years, the issuance of hard cent coins is very scarce, only sold to foreign tourists as tourist souvenirs (hardcover), basically not in domestic circulation, so it is now difficult to find, its ** is naturally not expensive, such as 1979 5 points, 1980 2 points, 5 points, 1981 1 points, 5 points coins, known as the "five kings" of hard cent coins, each collection ** is more than 200 yuan, so it has become a coveted and highly sought-after "treasure" of coin collectors, because it is rare, so there are counterfeit coins in the current collection market, Collectors should be cautious. The following **table** is slightly higher than the actual market price, but you can refer to it, in addition, if you want to sell to a merchant, they will be based on the purchase price, hard cents are not a popular collectible, and the purchase price will be much lower.

Year 1 cent 2 cent 5 cents.

The collection space of the new condition is relatively large, and the old coins can only be used as a hobby, and there is not much room for appreciation. Unless there are few new coins in this vintage, it is recommended not to collect them if the quality is out of order.

These cents have been circulating in the market for many years, and there are still a lot of them left in the private sector. It's not something that can be used. There is no collection value at all. So of course there is no market.

However, Ling Lie didn't tell anyone about these things, not even Ling Xiao, his biological father, because he was afraid that if he leaked the news, it would be bad for the Ling family and Ling Yun.

I have seen and collected many copies, all of which are different, and it is said that most of them are priceless.

Copper coins are the most valuable, with a few cents ranking second, a few cents ranking third, and a few pieces ranking fourth.

Watching the sea Cao Cao.

The kind of one-and-a-half that used to be one-and-a-half when I was a child should still be okay now.

Copper coins are the most valuable, with a few cents ranking second, a few cents ranking third, and a few pieces ranking fourth.

Each country has its own national policy, and the rules are different.

I have about 50 kilograms of hard cents that I want to transfer. , is original, changed from various banks in the 90s.

It's not worth much, it's okay if it's a paper money, and it has some value like Roman numerals.

Go to the museum to see, what's not.

Such a variety of coins, a Roman crown, the number of the world, the market of the plate is generally about 1 yuan, with the Arabic numeral crown, the number of the world is small, the market of the plate is generally about 300 yuan; Two-point Roman crown, the survival of the world is larger, the market of the plate is generally about 10 yuan, with the Arabic numeral crown of the world is less, the market of the plate is generally about 400 yuan; Five-point Roman crown, the survival of the world, the market of the version of the general shouting price of about 10 yuan, with the Arabic numeral crown of the number of the world, the general shouting price in the market of the version of the price of about 500 yuan!

The 1953 one-cent note is divided into two categories, the first is the original one-cent note from the fifties, which has a seven-digit Arabic numeral code in addition to the three-digit Roman crown on the obverse. This kind of banknote is now rare, the collection value is high, and the current market is generally in good condition can be sold for a few hundred yuan (about 400 yuan).

The second type is the reprint of the paper cent in the early 80s in order to alleviate the shortage of aluminum cents**, and reprinted with the 50s printing plate. In order to distinguish it from the original, only the Roman coronal is printed on the obverse and there is no numerical code. This type of banknote is still very common and has little collector's value.

Since it does not have a serial number, all banknotes in the same batch, the prefix is the same, the number is huge, and the current market ** is a few dollars. This one of yours is the second type, which is very common in the market now.

480 yuan for two cents for 45 yuan for one cent with a number for 60 yuan for one cent for two cents for one cent for no number of cents.