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See if any of your hard cents issued from 1955 to 1992 are valuable?

The 1980 edition of 2 cents and 5 cents, and the 1981 edition of 1 cent and 5 cents were minted only in small quantities, all of which were used for binding. These four coins, together with the 1979 version of the 5 cents, are known as the aluminum cents"The Five Heavenly Kings"Or called"Five golden flowers", which was a rare item in the first set of coins and a more difficult to collect coin.

Year 1 cent Rank 2 cent Rank 5 cent Rank.

1955 **None **

1957 **N/A*

1958 **None None.

1959 * None.

1960 N/A * N/A.

1961 * None.

1962 N/A * N/A.

1963 * None.

1964 * None.

1965 N/A, N/A, N/A.

1966 None None

1967 N/A, N/A, N/A.

1968 N/A, N/A, N/A.

1969 N/A, N/A, No.

1970 None None None Nothing.

1971 * N/A N/A.

1972 * N/A None.

1973 * N/A N/A.

1975 * None.

1977 * None.

1978 * None.

1988 N/A *

1989 N/A *

1990 N/A *

Ahh

No one takes the old one, but take a look at the new one.

If 1 cent in 1980 was sold for hundreds of cents, 2 cents in 1981, and a few more I don't remember, they were said to be the four kings of cents.

One cent refers to a monetary unit issued by the state, China's main one cent currency has two kinds of paper cent money and hard cent currency, paper cent currency is no longer in circulation in the market. A penny is usually the smallest face value of the currencies of all countries in the world, and many people will think that a penny is insignificant, but at a certain stage, a penny has played an important role in improving the national monetary system and promoting economic construction. And in the field of collecting, many people spend a lot of energy and money on a few exotic pennies.

The 1953 1 cent car has two versions, one is the original: the Roman numerals followed by Arabic numerals. Weigh long numbers.

The second is the reprint in the eighties: the circulation is large. There are only Roman numerals, two or three Romes.

There are no Arabic numerals. Called no number. One point long number, new straight price:

130 yuan. One point without three tracks, that is, three Rome, the new version price is 2 yuan.

One point without two tracks, that is, two Rome, the new version price is 1 yuan.

1953 2 points airplane There are two versions: the original: the Roman numerals followed by Arabic numerals. Weigh long numbers.

The second is the reprint in the eighties: the circulation is large. There are only Roman numerals, two or three Romes.

There are no Arabic numerals. Called no number.

Two points long number new straight version price: 100 yuan.

Two points no number new straight price: 1 yuan.

1953 5 Cent Steamship There are two versions: the original: Roman numerals followed by Arabic numerals. Weigh long numbers.

The second is the reprint in the eighties: the circulation is large. There are only Roman numerals, two or three Romes.

There are no Arabic numerals. Called no number.

Wu Fen long number new straight price: 1300 yuan.

Wu Fen no number new straight price: 7 yuan.

Collectors love the new straight version. If it is old, there are very few people who need it. Below the fifth grade is not worth much. It's not collectible anymore.

The old and new situation, some people want to make money by selling well.

It's worth it when it's sold, and it's just a collection at home.

Analysis of the value of the 1953 5 cent banknote:

The first is the long-numbered 1953 banknote printed in the fifties. The collection of trombone banknotes will be relatively high, and the particularity is that the front of the banknote has a three-digit Roman serial and a seven-digit number, which is relatively rare at present. A set of three long number minute banknotes currently ranges from about 500-1000 yuan, and some will be higher.

The ** of 1 point and 2 points of the long number are about 1000 yuan and 140 yuan respectively, and the ** of 5 points is more than 1000 yuan. The value of the early banknote collection is also increasing. If you are interested, you can give it a try.

No number 1953 edition quintal:

The second is a reprint of unnumbered cent notes printed in the 80s. In the later period, we used the paper cent currency in circulation is basically this unnumbered cent coin, this currency in the early 80s, China's aluminum material appeared in a short period of time, and the production of aluminum cent currency was limited, resulting in a shortage of cents on the market. In order to alleviate this situation, the People's Bank of China printed and issued new paper cents using the plates of the 50's banknotes.

In order to distinguish it from the original coupon, only the Roman crown is printed on the face of the ticket, and the numeric number is not printed. This kind of reprint paper cent is very common nowadays, and it is slightly higher than the face value, about one cent, two cents, and five cents.

How much is the five-cent banknote worth in 1953, which will be different because of the version, ** is also different, it is reported that the more familiar five-cent banknote was actually issued in the 80s, due to the lack of aluminum materials at that time, so it will be reprinted and issued. The 5 banknotes actually issued in 1953 had seven digits of Arabic numerals in addition to Roman numerals, commonly known in the market as trombone editions. The 1953 five-cent banknote** is a higher version because of the long age of issuance, the number of retained is small, and the better ones can go to nearly 800 yuan.

In the later period, due to the needs of the market, although the design of the reprinted 5-cent banknote remained unchanged, there was one obvious feature, that is, the original Arabic trombone was gone, and only the Roman serial number remained. This version of the 1953 five-cent banknote** is only a few dollars, and it still requires 1,000 consecutive numbers, which shows that its circulation and retention are still relatively sufficient. However, now the market is highly volatile, we must choose the right one according to our own needs, and we must not blindly follow the trend, so as not to suffer huge losses.

There are two types of 125 cent banknotes for 53 years.

One has only a Roman crown such as VVI. This kind of one point is worth a yuan. Dichotomous elements.

The quintus are Roman crowns with Arabic numerals, such as vvi7896542. This kind of one point is worth 150 yuan. Two points are worth 100 yuan.

Five points are worth 1,500 yuan.

All of the above are brand new leaflets**. The old words are much lower.

Pay attention to the preservation of banknotes, and their newness has a great impact on **. It is recommended to buy a banknote protection bag or knife box to effectively protect the banknote, and if it is not possible, put the banknote in the book, and pay attention to insects and moisture.

The ** of the coin is relatively chaotic, and it is often priceless, and the versions circulating in the market are as follows:

The coins for each year** are as follows:

China Hard Cent Collection Transactions** Reference Table.

Year 1 cent 2 cent 5 cents.

This original was released in 1953. In the 80s of the last century, a lot of additional printing was used to solve the shortage of cents, and the 1953 version was used. Now most of the people on the field are made by this version.

There is no doubt that it was issued in 1953 and belongs to the second set of renminbi.

2010 New Hard Cent Coin** Table.

Year 1 cent 2 cent 5 cents.

1955 Unissued.

1957 Unreleased.

1958 Unreleased Unreleased.

1959 Unreleased.

1960 Unreleased Unreleased.

1961 Unreleased.

1962 Unreleased Unreleased.

1963 Unreleased.

1964 Unissued.

1965-1970 Unreleased Unreleased Unreleased 1971 Unreleased Unreleased.

1972 Unreleased Unreleased.

1973 Unreleased Unreleased.

1975 Unreleased.

1977 Unreleased.

1978 Unreleased.

1988 Unreleased.

1989 Unreleased.

1990 Unreleased.