Do you remember that penny? This is the earliest renminbi issued by the mainland, a total of two kinds of hard penny and paper cents were issued, of which hard penny is still controversial, but now the problem is not in circulation, but only for the settlement purposes of banks, supermarkets and other units. So does hard pence have collectible value?
Hard coins are the earliest coins issued, coming in total denominations of 1, 2 and 5. Hard coins are also known as aluminum coins because they are made of aluminum-magnesium alloy. Coins made of aluminum-magnesium alloys have one drawback, which is that they are easily broken. Hard coins were first issued in 1955. After so many years of circulation, most of the hard coins that can be found are tradable products.
The coin collection price of circulating products is not high, and it is generally sold according to gold coins, about 100 yuan per catty. However, if you encounter some special years, the price of the collection will still be relatively high.
It is understood that in 1985, a refined coin, its score was 70 points, the collection price can reach about 8,000 yuan, up 800,000 times, of course, 70 points is the highest score, such coins are difficult to find.
Paper money packaging terminology
Paper money usually refers to a knife, a bundle, a piece, a bag, a sack, and so on. What do you mean by that?
A knife: 100 consecutive notes;
A bunch: 1000 consecutive notes;
One: 5000 consecutive notes;
One pack: 10,000 consecutive banknotes;
One scenario is: 40,000 bills with a face value of $1, 50,000 bills with a face value of $1.25, 25,000 bills with a face value of $5 and $10, and 20,000 bills with a face value of $50 and $100;
Whole package: refers to the guarantee of thousands of companies, the knife signature is not broken, repackaged with a plastic bag, called the whole package, also known as the back seal of thousands of companies;
Original: refers to the original packaging, the packaging skin is not cracked much, can not take out the paper money of the kind of cracking;
Original: 5000 packs, i.e. 5 packs.
Original box: refers to the lead seal has not been opened;
Whole box: refers to the original box opened lead seal, but the things inside do not move, called the whole box;
Serial number: refers to a number of banknotes connected to it;
Jump sign: Refers to the lack of incoherent banknotes in one or more of the several banknotes related to the number.
One bag: ten bags of money;
The main factors affecting the value of RMB banknotes are as follows:
(1) Whether the appearance is good or bad, that is, the appearance is good-looking or not;
2. Circulation (i.e. number of twins);
3. The level of historical and cultural value (that is, whether there is cultural accomplishment);
4. Whether it is a complete set or connection code, and whether the number has this feature;
(5) Whether the age is long (old enough);
6. Whether there is a wrong version (i.e. whether there is a personality).
Since appearance is so important, let's talk about the division of paper money.
While the grade of the product stage is important, it is based on the fact that the banknote is real. Therefore, when judging the stage of paper money, it is first necessary to determine whether the coin is real, and the real product is the soul that judges the grade and value of the paper money.
Banknote Classification:
In order to classify the RMB banknotes on the market, with reference to the opinions of domestic banknote collection experts, drawing on international classification standards, according to the degree of pollution, hardness, angle grinding, folding and fracture of RMB banknotes, the product stage of RMB banknotes is divided into the following grades, and according to the habits of domestic currency collectors, it is called products.
Straightforward: Money is clean and firm, not money in circulation.
Ten kinds of products: not circulating, but due to long storage time or improper preservation, the surface has a very slight fading, no water stains, so that the surface loses luster; can also include very slight folds.
Nine products: there are more obvious creases, the ball corner has the slightest rounding, the ticket surface is not polluted, and the luster of the original ticket can still be maintained.
Eight products: multiple contact circulation, several obvious creases, a small amount of pollution and stains on the face of the ticket, but still firm and not sagging soft, no tear cracks on the edges, and a slight rounding in the corner of the ticket.
Seven products: multiple contact circulation, the face is contaminated, sagging soft, there are small cracks in the edges, but do not extend to the ticket pattern.
Six products: the corners of the long-running ticket are always round, the edge cracks extend to the pattern, but there are no defects; the face is dirty or faded, but the details of the pattern are still recognizable; the coin is soft with a central hole.
Five products: severe wear, dirty face, fading, edge tears and defects, rounded corners, but no major defects.
Four products: dirty, faded, blurred pattern, defective or large area broken.
Three products: banknote folding, large defects or empty, vague face, generally no collection value.
After the natural wear and pollution of banknotes in circulation, the above standards occur synchronously, but they also often encounter some abnormal wear and tear. For example, the new banknote is artificially torn; the banknote pattern is clear, not sagging soft, but there are wormholes, the so-called hard wounds. In both cases, they can still be divided by natural wear standards, but depending on the degree of tearing, the number of wormholes, etc., it can be reduced by one or two levels.