Coins in everyone's daily life, have seen a lot, but also used a lot, so what are the coins you see, are they in circulation and use, or withdraw from the circulation market and no longer use? The reason why I ask you this is mainly to tell you which coins that have withdrawn from the circulation market, do not throw them away casually, so in the collection market, there are many collectors who are concerned, take the 1 dime banknotes that we used to use, it is valuable in the collection market, but its value is related to the year, so what kind of 1 dime coin is it?
Today to tell you that the 1 dime coin is in the above figure, presumably many people still remember it, now in many people's homes can still find such a 1 dime coin out, and the 1 dime coin issued by our country belongs to the circulation of only three kinds, one is the Great Wall coin, the other is the third set of circulating coins, there is a kind of coin that is now used, from the above figure can be seen from the penguin, it does not belong to the Great Wall coin, so it is the third set of circulating coins, and such a 1 dime coin, It is called the Chrysanthemum 1 dime coin in the collector's market, so what are its years?
Chrysanthemum 1 dime coin is made of aluminum magnesium alloy minted, it has issued 10 years, from 1991 to 2000, these 10 years of chrysanthemum 1 dime coin, the last issued 2000 years, for everyone, is rare, because it has not issued a circulation coin at all, just issued a small amount of binding coins, so in the collection market, there is a high collection value, and today I want to talk to you about another year, This year is a combination of four numbers in 1999, that is, 1999, so what is the value of this 1999 chrysanthemum 1 dime coin, today's collection value?
There are connoisseurs in the collection market said that the 1999 chrysanthemum 1 dime coin its collection value is related to the appearance, the value of the new phase is higher, and the circulation has been used, and the phase can remain intact, then it is at least 10 times more valuable, so when you find this 1 dime coin, don't throw it away, and you must distinguish its appearance, so can you still find such a 1 dime coin?