I have a two yuan one, and the two horizontal ones of Er are on the top left of Yi , so how much

Chinese characters in China have undergone a long process of development, due to historical reasons and people's long-term formation of writing habits, many Chinese characters have evolved into a variety of writing methods, among which the word "two" is the most representative. In the history of the renminbi, the word "two" has appeared in 31 places on coins and banknotes of 22 kinds of bills in 5 denominations: 2 cents, 2 jiao, 2 yuan, 20 yuan and 200 yuan, of which only 11 appear on the obverse, 2 on the back, and 9 on the front and back, but there are six different ways to write them, and the renminbi in circulation now still uses three of them.

The different ways of writing the word "two" can be roughly divided into three categories:

First, the word "two" is above or below the "Yi". In the first set of RMB, 7 kinds of 20 yuan tickets and 5 kinds of 200 yuan tickets appeared on the front and back of a total of 18 "two" characters, of which the word "two" was written on the "Yi" in 8 places, written in "Yi" under 10 places, the most peculiar is the 200 yuan rice cutting coupons, the front and back of the use of a completely different way of writing. Since the second set of RMB, the character "two" has appeared 10 times on "Yi", and only 3 places have appeared on the 2 jiao and 2 yuan of the fourth set of RMB and 20 yuan of the fifth set of RMB.

The second is whether the word "bei" is simplified or traditional or omitted. The omission of the word "bei" is a common misspelling by some people, and it does not appear on the renminbi. The 27 "bei" characters on the first to third sets of renminbi and 2 cents are in traditional Chinese characters, while the 4 "bei" characters on the 4th and fifth sets of renminbi and the 1980 2 jiao coins are in simplified Chinese.

The third is that it is in the upper right or lower right of the "Yi". There is no doubt that it is written on the upper right side of "Yi", but only on the first set of RMB 200 Buddha Xiangge tickets, "a special case at the bottom right of "Yi", which shows the richness and variety of Chinese characters and calligraphy art.

In 1988, China issued the "List of Common Characters of Modern Chinese", which stipulates that traditional characters, variant characters and non-standard simplified characters are no longer used, so starting from the fourth set of RMB, the word "two" adopts a standardized way of writing, but the 2-cent banknotes and 2-cent coins that are still in circulation still use the traditional "bei" and "two" on the "Yi" writing method has not been changed, and the same situation has "Guo", "Hua" and other Chinese characters, and it can not be said that it is a pity.

Version 4. Previous 2 points. 2 corners. $2.

It's all written like this.

It depends on how big your store is at the beginning of about 5,000 to 10,000, you can search the Internet for Yiwu Xiangdang, most of his goods are produced by themselves, and the profit margin on his home is very large, I wish you success.

The third set of RMB 2 Yuan Ancient Coin Watermarks (Hollow Five-pointed Star Cloth Coin Mixed Watermark) is very rare, with a market price of 3,190 yuan.

The third set of RMB 2 five-star watermark (the watermark is the five-pointed star watermark of the national flag) The market price is 2178 yuan.

It's about 10-15 yuan (provided it's well preserved), and if it's not well preserved, it's only worth 7-10 yuan.

How many years? I only know that the 1985 one seems to be worth more than 60,000.

The current one is worth two yuan, and the appreciation of the previous currency takes time to accumulate, so don't worry

All money from buying two-color balls in the same draw goes into the prize pool, except for the medium.

In addition to the second, fifth, fourth, third, and second prizes, the rest of the money is for the first prize.

Then you can see how many of the first prize is, the average score is, and you can get a few shares if you buy a few bets.

Generally, the minimum guarantee is 5 million, and it depends on whether there is a prize, if there is a few bets, and the amount of the prize is evenly distributed to the number of notes.

For example, in the last month, each issue will be awarded 5 million, and only 3 first prizes will be opened in the current period, and your bonus will be 5 million + 500 3 = 6.66 million.

One bet is 10 million. Of course, this is a prize, but not so much.

Name Face Value Year of Issue Market Reference Price Acquisition Reference Price 90 Edition One Yuan 1 Yuan 1990

90 version II Yuan 2 Yuan 1990

96 edition one dollar 1 yuan 1996

At present, 902 is mainly traded in bundles and knives.

Generally speaking, each knife** is about 2000-2200 yuan.

This is the ** of these two days, some time ago 902** changed very quickly, and 902 was sold for nearly 40 yuan in the first two months.

In addition, you can also go to this ** to check the current transaction situation.

The 1990 version of the two yuan is still in circulation, and the market value is still two yuan. However, the two yuan is less RMB, has collectible value, and only increases in value in the field of collection, so it is recommended that you keep it.

Brand new without any wear, the general variety is 15 yuan, and the front and rear fluorescent under the ultraviolet lamp are about 110, which is commonly referred to as the "green ghost".

80 version 5 yuan 20 yuan.

2 yuan and 80 yuan or so.

1 yuan and 30 yuan.

The law prohibits the trading of the current circulating RMB, and the fourth set of RMB contains a lot of water generated by speculation, so it is recommended to consider carefully before trading.

It's best to bookmark it and play it around.