The People s Bank of China s third set of renminbi is out of circulation, how much is it worth to co

Commemorative gold leaf paintings are just ornaments and have little value. 15 pieces of money, 3 coins can only be counted as a small full set of the third set of RMB. The current market price of the collector's edition is 700-800 yuan [brand-new, the mantissa is three with the same number].

It is recommended not to sell, because this set of coins is the first set of RMB designed and printed by our country, which is very collectible, and the current RMB exchange rate is stable, and it will definitely appreciate in the future.

There are 27 pieces in the 3rd edition of the RMB large set! Now the market is worth millions! You're a little set!

It depends on what it looks like! See if your two corners are letterpress! Is it three Roman or two, is the number blue or red!

There are no watermarks! Is the back of a corner green or red! It's a letterpress with three Roman red numbers, a corner and two corners with a hollow five-pointed star watermark are very valuable, and a dime with a green back is also very valuable, and a dime is not 60 years old!

If not, your set of the most ** market is worth more than 600!

On April 15, 1962, the People's Bank of China successively issued the third set of renminbi, with seven denominations of 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao, 1 yuan, 2 yuan, 5 yuan and 10 yuan, and 9 varieties, of which 1 jiao has 3 varieties. Your set of the most ** in the market is worth 750 yuan!

Personally, I think this kind of gold leaf painting is not interesting, it has no collection value, it is purely for the purpose of selling it to collectors to make money, just like the commercial stamps in stamps, this kind of thing is equal to the amount of the world, but the third set of real renminbi is very valuable.

Trouble, thanks!

A third set of RMB is worth $500.

I also have a set, I want to sell it, I don't know how much I can sell. There is also a set of four-in-a-row locator banknotes.

The first set of RMBIt was completely out of circulation on May 10, 1955.

About the first set of RMB:

The first set of renminbi was both a wartime currency and the founding of New China.

The currency of the early economic recovery period, it first served the Chinese People's Liberation War.

All for the victory of the war", the People's Liberation Army hits **, and the RMB will follow up.

The issuance of the renminbi ensured the need for the victorious march of the Liberation War, promoted the recovery and development of the economy, and eventually became a unified national currency, the only legal currency in the country, and put an end to the Kuomintang.

The history of the currency system under the rule of decades is chaotic.

The first set of renminbi was the product of "self-reliance" and "hard work", and its design idea was to use the liberated areas.

Typical examples of agriculture, industry, commerce, traffic, transportation and other aspects are used as the subject matter of the selection pattern.

The design and production of the stamp plate was mainly undertaken by the banknote printing factory in the liberated area, which laid the foundation for China's RMB printing business. Due to the different conditions of raw materials, paper and ink are made of local materials, resulting in uneven quality of banknotes, and the first set of RMB has no watermark, and the anti-counterfeiting effect is poor.

The first set of RMB base rebates:

The first set of RMB has a total of 12 denominations and 62 varieties, 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 10,000 yuan coupons, and 2 types of 50,000 yuan coupons.

The third set of renminbi was issued on April 20, 1962. It is equal to the second set of renminbi and is mixed with it in the market. Compared with the second set of RMB, this set of RMB has cancelled the 3 yuan banknote, added four metal coins of 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao and 1 yuan, and retained the 1 cent, 2 cent and 5 cent banknotes.

It was stopped circulating on July 1, 2000, and lasted 38 years, which is not only the longest RMB in circulation in China, but also the first set of RMB independently developed and designed and printed in China, and is also an epoch-making set of RMB in the history of RMB in China, and is now deeply liked by the majority of collectors in the collection market.

The second set of renminbi banknotes was stopped from circulation, and the coins were still in circulation.

In order to change the shortcomings of the first set of renminbi denominations, improve the quality of printing, and further improve China's monetary system, on February 21, 1955, *** issued an order deciding that the People's Bank of China would issue the second set of renminbi from March 1, 1955, and withdraw the first set of renminbi. The second set of renminbi was issued on March 1, 1955, on the basis of the first set of renminbi.

At that time, the impact of the war on the national economy had been eliminated, industrial and agricultural production had recovered and developed rapidly, the commodity economy had become increasingly active, and market prices had stabilized. On the basis of the balance of revenue and expenditure, the state finances have exceeded expenditures for several consecutive years, and the state's commodity stocks and reserves have also increased year after year, and the monetary system has been consolidated and perfected accordingly, and an independent and unified monetary system has been established.

Beijing, 25 Dec (ZXS) -- According to the official WeChat message of the People's Bank of ChinaThe People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue a set of 2021 New Year gold and silver commemorative coins on December 31, 2020. There are 2 commemorative coins, including 1 ** commemorative coin and 1 silver commemorative coin, both of which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China.

The obverse of this commemorative coin is the national emblem of the People's Republic of China, with the name and year of the country printed on it. The reverse pattern of the round ** commemorative coin is in the shape of a blessing character, lined with typical decorative patterns of Northeast dwellings, and the denomination is printed. Chinese New Year is the most important way for Chinese to welcome the New Year.

The resulting Chinese New Year culture has a long history and is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. It has a profound cultural accumulation and a good mass foundation. The commemorative coin issued with this theme is an authoritative form of national legal tender that inherits and carries forward the New Year's culture, and will naturally receive great attention from the public.

Again,It is a good choice to buy commemorative silver coins as New Year's money for the younger generation, or as New Year's gifts for friends and family.

Many people like to collect commemorative coins, in addition to their own commemorative and collection value, they also value its beautiful significance. So, are commemorative coins collectible? According to the law of the past collection investment market, commemorative coins with less circulation have higher collection value.

AbsolutelyNew Year's commemorative coins also have the possibility of investment appreciation, mainly related to the material and quantity of coins issued, and also related to the length of issuance. For collectors, the collection itself may be more meaningful than the space for appreciation.

The issuance of the New Year's commemorative silver coin fills the gap of China's precious commemorative coins. This is a milestone in the history of the development of China's most important commemorative coins. At the same time, the issuance of New Year's silver coins also gives ordinary people the opportunity to participate in the collection of commemorative coins, which has played a very positive role in popularizing the collection of gold and silver coins and expanding the collection of gold and silver coins.

Judging from the wishes of the management, it is expected that silver coins of this theme will continue to be issued, and it is more likely that they will become a classic series. According to the rules for the collection of gold and silver coins, the earlier coins in a series of currencies generally have more room for appreciation, and with the successive issuance of subsequent currencies, their market will rise steadily.

I think it is necessary to collect if the economic situation allows, after all, this will be unique in the future, there is a collection value, maybe it will be an antique in the future.

Collectible. Because this set of commemorative coins has a relatively small circulation, and the artistic content is very high. So it's collectible.

I think it's still very collectible and very memorable.

According to the central bank, after approval, the circulation of the fourth set of RMB bonds in the market will be stopped from May 1 this year. The fourth set of RMB partial coupons that are no longer in circulation are: 100 yuan banknote, 50 yuan banknote, 10 yuan banknote, 5 yuan banknote, 2 yuan banknote, 1 yuan note, 2 jiao banknote, and 1 jiao coin.

The PBOC has not yet announced a timetable for the withdrawal of the fourth set of renminbi from circulation, but the fourth set of renminbi will not be out of circulation for too long. Before the sixth set of renminbi is issued, the fourth set of renminbi will inevitably be withdrawn from circulation.