I've been collecting old banknotes for more than ten years, and I thought they could appreciate and earn some pocket money, but I didn't expect to end up collecting a lonely one.
A few days ago, I took these old banknotes to the money dealers and asked for the price, but they were only willing to exchange the same amount for me, and refused to give me an extra dime. The currency dealer told me that now it is the same as the same amount of money when it is taken to the bank.
When the money dealers buy banknotes, they buy them at the original price, but when they transfer them, they transfer them at a high price, and in the end, we ordinary collectors become leeks for the money dealers.
The old banknotes I have in my collection are in perfect condition. They may be worth a little money in the eyes of some mere collectors, but in the eyes of coin dealers and banks, they are still just old banknotes of the same denomination. Surely the coin dealers are not stupid, they just buy them at a low price and then transfer them at a high price to buyers who have the expectation of appreciation, and the coin dealers themselves never collect these old banknotes.
These old banknotes go around and around, and I don't know how many people have become the biggest wrongdoers, and the last one to take over will become the biggest wronged one. As long as this industry does not go bankrupt, currency traders will make sure they will not lose money.
Now the ancient coin market is sluggish, once a group of people who like to collect old banknotes do not want to play, young people are even less interested in playing these, so there are still friends who still have old banknotes at home, if you want to dispose of it, just deal with it quickly! Otherwise, no one really wants it in the future, and in the end you can only take it to the bank to exchange the same amount.
Old banknotes are a memory of an era, they have the meaning of collecting, but they may not have collectible value. Therefore, friends who like to collect old banknotes are better off not expecting appreciation.