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No. 23, Huangsi Street, Xicheng District, Beijing Buy Choose a complete set of original light is more expensive, 5 7 pieces of a set of 2 yuan to 9 yuan The currency is not the same About 2 jiao of foreign currency through the flow of pots and catties, in addition, Shanghai Lugong postal coin card market. Address: No. 600, Jumen Road, Luwan District Also available There is also Tianjin Shenyang Road Antique City (now moved to Haihe Electric City), which is "open" every Thursday morning, which is the most lively time of the week, when coins are more abundant.

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Speaking out may scare you, the most common loose coins in Hong Kong and foreign large currency dealers are wholesale by 100 kilograms, or even tons (less to bird you), generally **not high, but in recent years, the price of metal materials has risen sharply, **should be expensive. There are more small batches in Guangzhou, and they are more fair (close to Hong Kong, relatively low cost of transportation), generally 100 yuan kg. Paper money is actually about the same, just by the number of money, a large number of bargains a few cents to a few dollars have a deal, take it to retail if it sells well, the profit is quite considerable.

There were merchants who specialized in the numismatic business, and they bought goods from abroad. Most of these businessmen are concentrated in Shanghai and Beijing.

I also want to know that ** is in supply! It's good to do second-hand trading in a coin company!

Most of the ancient coins are purchased in remote rural areas, and some are purchased at low prices in the collectibles market, and then thrown away when the value appreciates.

In addition to the above two ways, those who deal in modern and modern coins, especially the old renminbi and circulating commemorative coins, also obtain the source of goods through acquaintances in the bank.

There is no purchase of goods, there are antique markets in every place, especially the kind of stalls, real and fake ones, just go over and take a look.

There are a lot of parallel goods now.

A lot of them are imitations.

Antiques belong to the collectibles market, and foreign currencies are generally purchased from the collectibles markets in big cities, such as the antique city in Shenyang, the antique street in Tianjin, and the Panjiayuan in Beijing.

The foreign exchange management regulations are not allowed, but they do not take care of it, and there are foreign exchange resellers at the gate of the foreign exchange center of the Bank of China every day, and the police never take care of it.

If it is not illegal, it can be bought and sold, and it will be collected by the antique market.

It's okay in private, as long as you don't carry it too much.

It seems that you still don't know about forex scalpers, and now you are not as good as before. How did you make money before? Because of China's foreign exchange control in the past, you can't exchange foreign currency without a valid reason, even if you can exchange it, the maximum amount of individual residents is only 2,000 US dollars, what if it's not enough, you can only find foreign exchange scalpers, let's make an analogy:

The bank offers you $100 to charge you 840 yuan, scalpers sell you as much as 860 yuan, sell you $100 and earn 20 yuan, this is selling foreign exchange. What about acquisitions? As I just mentioned, the bank charges you 840 yuan for 100 US dollars, but what about you exchange 100 US dollars for RMB?

That's probably 800 yuan! Why the price difference is so big that you can't say for a while, in short, you understand: the bank's purchase price is much lower than the selling price.

Therefore, some people go to scalpers, and the bank charges me 820 for 800 yuan, what, more than the bank! But I couldn't take it to the bank to redeem it, but I found someone who needed it and sold it to him, 820 collected, 860 sold to you, and I earned 40 yuan....

This was the basic situation of foreign exchange black market trading in those years.

Now it's different, individuals can go to the bank to buy 50,000 US dollars a year, take their ID cards, fill out a list, and don't need to go abroad certificates, passports and other cumbersome procedures, just go, so that there are fewer people who naturally come to patronize scalpers, plus now foreign exchange**, foreign currency in hand for one more day, the next day ** will shrink, and it is difficult to sell in time, so, many people choose not to do it.

Oh, according to the phenomenon you provide, it may be to resell foreign currency (through account transfer) to the person who has made an appointment, her profit is like this: the bank announced the price of ** and sell two kinds, sell higher than **, her principle is slightly higher than the bank ** price acquisition, and then slightly lower than the bank selling price. It's just a small difference.

She does this so that she likes to buy and sell, which is equivalent to robbing business with the bank.

Peruvian 100 Inti has long been discontinued, and the market price of the whole product is about five yuan.

This kind of money is too much, you can ask the bank.

The bank's heart is too dark, and the difference between foreign exchange one in and one out is too powerful!

Foreign exchange dealers make small profits but have quick turnover, ** better than banks!

Suppose: you go to the bank and sell it for $1 and the bank will only pay you; Buy a dollar, but the bank wants to charge you one out and one in, and the bank can earn 6 cents for a dollar).

Go to the foreign exchange dealer and sell it for 1 dollar, and the foreign exchange dealer will pay you; Buy a dollar, the foreign exchange dealer only charges you 1 dollar in your hand, are you willing to sell, or are you willing to sell?

You buy $1, are you willing to pay, or are you willing to pay?

I explain it this way, you should know by now how forex traders make money.

They specialize in reselling foreign exchange, and the price at which they buy and sell foreign exchange is called the market price, and the way to make money is to earn the difference!

There are real and fake, and you need to screen this carefully.

The vast majority of it is true, 99% of it is true under 100 yuan, if you don't engage in tens of thousands of foreign currencies, there is basically no risk, such as the Mongolian currency, Vietnamese dong, Zimbabwe. The currency of these small countries is not worth much, do you say that it is necessary for people to fake, that thing is only worth a few dollars, you must know that counterfeiting currency is the crime of killing the head, as for it, unless it is a large denomination of US dollars or ** value of the collection of coins, otherwise people take the risk of killing the head to make cabbage money, no, you see that the domestic counterfeit money is basically 100 yuan, 50 yuan 10 yuan is very rare, 1 yuan 2 yuan banknotes can be said to be not fake, except for coins, because this fraud is really not worth it.

There are also very few valuable currencies like the Swiss franc, because the anti-counterfeiting technology of the Swiss franc is the world's top, and basically no one dares to challenge him.

Probably not, foreign currency cannot be kept privately.

It can be fake, or it can be true.

Isn't it the largest cottage concentration camp? Why would you want to take this risk.