The ordinary commemorative coin of Chinese Peking Opera art has attracted the attention of collectors since its inception. At the beginning, the market was still stable, and the price remained between 7~8 yuan, which was quite modest. However, after the issuance of ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes for the Year of the Dragon in 2024, the entire commemorative coin market seems to have injected new vitality, and the market has risen rapidly. Especially in January this year, the price of ordinary commemorative coins of Chinese Peking Opera art soared to about 18 yuan, which can be called a small climax in the market.
However, the good times were short-lived, and the subsequent market situation fell like a roller coaster. Nowadays, the price of ordinary commemorative coins of Chinese Peking Opera art has fallen below 10 yuan, and the latest market price is roughly stable between 9.8~10 yuan. Although the adjustment is quite significant compared to the highest point, it is not difficult to understand its current adjustment trend when looking back at its previous gains.
It is worth mentioning that in September and October this year, the second ordinary commemorative coin of Chinese Peking Opera art will be issued, Danjiao. It is expected that the number of its issuance will remain the same as that of the first Shengjiao, both of which are 60 million. This move undoubtedly shows the continuity of the issuance of ordinary commemorative coins of Chinese Peking Opera art, and also makes the majority of collectors look forward to the issuance of subsequent varieties. It is speculated that there will be four commemorative coins in the series of ordinary commemorative coins of Chinese Peking Opera art, and only one has been released so far, so the future collection space can be described as vast.
At the same time, the market performance of the Year of the Dragon banknotes was not satisfactory. Recently, its price has also continued to adjust, and the overall market situation is not optimistic. Combined with the current market trend, the adjustment of the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknote may be far from over. The latest market data shows that the price of the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknotes has been adjusted to below 50 yuan, the price of loose banknotes is roughly between 44~46 yuan, and the price of ten banknotes is around 48~52 yuan.
The market conditions of ordinary commemorative coins in the Year of the Dragon are also similar, and the price is basically stable between 12.8~13 yuan. Since the end of the second exchange of ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes for the Year of the Dragon in 2024, these two varieties have been adjusted to varying degrees. Among them, the adjustment of the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknotes is particularly significant, becoming the hardest hit area in the market adjustment.
Looking forward to the second half of the year, the market for ordinary commemorative coins and banknotes will usher in a series of new types of issuance, including ordinary commemorative coins of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, ordinary commemorative coins of Peking Opera art, and ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes of the Chinese New Year. The release of these new varieties will undoubtedly inject new vitality into the market, while also providing more options for collectors. Among these new varieties, who will be the most anticipated by collectors? This will undoubtedly become one of the focus of the market.