The first set of *** asking price 4.3 million

This is an era of money-buying. When the *** who exits the circulation market appears again, it has already been transformed from a man-made object to a collection of cabinets.

In the Wanjia Madian postal card market, the crowd shakes. In the large trading hall, there are no shortages of special words such as "Leopard No." and "Siamese banknotes." There are brightly dressed white-collar workers, elderly people with Hefa Tong Yan, and connoisseurs who enjoy the fun of collecting old versions of ***.

Bargaining, whispering... All this makes the old version of the *** that appears to be more mysterious.

In front of the counter, someone was holding a hundred dollar bill and staring at it. Someone compared the difference between the third and the full set of different price levels. There were people who were hesitant to start the 100th Anniversary Commemorative Banknote issued by Taiwan's "Central Bank".

A niche market with great wealth has hit.

The "great solidarity" is the most talked about. If you want to preserve a certain history, then you have to fight for the idea.

Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the five sets of *** have already turned around in the market. The third set of *** has been in circulation for the most part and lasted for 38 years. On April 20th, 1962, the People's Bank of China announced that the first banknote of the red date of the red dates began to be issued, and afterwards, the first set of *** was introduced one after another until July 1, 2000 when it officially withdrew from the circulation market.

On the whole, the third set includes four major currencies, namely Qianyuan, Qianyuan, Wuyuan, and Shiyuan, and three kinds of auxiliary coins, namely Jiaojiao, Jiaojiao, and Wujiao, with a total of 7 denominations and a total denomination of 18.80 yuan. However, there are 9 types of editions - among them, there are 3 versions of stubs. People are most familiar with the "great solidarity" with the largest denomination, and the pattern of the country's great unity deepens its heart.

The large full-scale family lineup is even larger. 27 members include: 1 point, 2 points, 5 points, 1 each, 1 blue, 2 Roman, 1 blue, 3 Roman, watermark, 2 lithographic, 2 Roman, 5 lithographic 3 Roman, 1 Yuan 2 Roman, 1 Yuan 3 Roman, 2 Yuan 5 star watermark, 5 Yuan 2 Roman, 5 Yuan 3 Roman, 10 Yuan 2 Roman, 10 Yuan 3 Roman and so on.

There are two of them that can be used as "coin kings": red dates and dark green horns. When it comes to red dates and vouchers, a seller of the Wanjia Madian postage card market regards them as treasures. The first time that China printed dry paper on both sides of the stencil, it is a non-fading toner developed by the workers themselves. It has taken up the advantage, but unfortunately, the cost of red dates is very high. It survived for 1 year and 2 months. The "short-lived" banknote turned into a third-generation "back-green ticket."

This one-cornered banknote is very similar in color to the two-corner banknote issued in 1964 and was recycled only after being circulated in the market for 14 months. The “Back Green Voucher” stamped with a five-pointed star watermark had a market value of RMB 16,000 in 2008 and is now more than 50,000 yuan.

The more special is "1 note 2 watermark", that is, in the case of a banknote with two kinds of watermarks printed at the same time with five-pointed stars and old coins. Before the third set of *** came into existence, this method has not yet precedent. For example, the "female tractor driver" and "lathe worker" vouchers pioneered the use of a mixture of "Pentagram and Ancient Currency" watermarks, in which the ancient currency watermarks were very special in shape, and they were not reproduced in the subsequent calendars.

The complete set of the third set of *** is therefore precious, and has risen more than 20 times in 10 years. The market conditions over the years show that in 1999, the third set of *** large-scale (7 kinds of denomination 14 kinds of patterns) *** (the whole product) of the collection price of 1,000 yuan in 2001 1,800 yuan in 2003 rose to 2,000 yuan In 2004, it soared to 3,100 yuan. In 2005 it continued to rise to 3,980 yuan. In 2007, it broke the 8,000-yuan mark and now it has reached 22,800 yuan.

The price of the small full set of the same version (the whole product) is relatively low, and the price of the last 3 digits is 2,800 yuan. In 2007, it was only 230 yuan. The package includes: 10 yuan for one unity and 5 yuan for steelmaking. Zhang, 2 yuan for a lathe, 1 yuan for female tractors, 2 pieces for 5 corners and 2 pieces, 1 piece for 4 pieces, 1 piece for 1 piece, 1 piece for 1 piece, 1 piece for 1 piece and 15 coins total, denomination of 19.88 yuan. . Compared with when it exited the circulation market in 2000, it has risen 140 times in 11 years.

The third set lasted for 38 years and the third set of 38-year-old *** watched China's economy emerge from a slump, when it was issued, it coincided with the period of China's economic hardship, and more than 20 years of reform and opening up has pulled the Chinese economy. One.

On April 20, 1962, the People's Bank of China issued the third set of ***, and stipulated that the third set of *** and the second set of erroneous denominations were equal in value and mixed in circulation in the market.

The design and printing of this set of banknotes was specifically instructed by Premier Zhou Enlai: The screen area of ​​the original design draft was too large to be like a ticket. The colors are too bright and inconsistent. The portraits are general and the personalities are not prominent. The back of some tickets should be swapped. For example, the back view of the original 5 yuan coupon is the “oil mine”. The back view of the original 2 yuan coupon is “open pit mine”. The two sides exchanged each other. The back view of the "open pit mine" used as a five-dollar bill was matched with its frontal steelmaking scene, and the back view of the "oil pit" used as a two-voucher was matched with its front mechanical industrial landscape. Reasonable... At the same time, the prototype design also listened to the opinions of professors from the Central Academy of Fine Arts and the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts.

The first batch of "home-grown" banknotes was born. China has never printed foreign currency by foreign power. It depends on itself. Professor Zhou, executive director of the China Numismatic Association, is particularly optimistic about the special "life experience" of the third set of ***. He said that this is the first set of banknotes independently designed by China and printed using equipment manufactured by China. Its special "life experience" determines that its appreciation potential and space are no less than the first and second sets of ***.

In the 38 years that the third set of *** passed, it was not a short history. During this period, China experienced too much.

On April 20th, 1962, the 1960 version of the 1 angle bank note was issued. At that time, China had just experienced a "three-year disaster," and the national economy has entered an unprecedented depression in the past three years.

On April 15, 1964, the 1960 version of the 2 yuan and 1962 version of the two-cornered banknotes. This year, after more than two years of rest and recuperation, the Chinese economy has finally come out of desperation, and the State Development Planning Commission has also put forward the "first tentative plan for the third five-year plan," and a "three-line construction" has emerged from this;

On January 10, 1966, the 1965 version of the 10 yuan and 1962 version of a corner note. The “5/16 Announcement” in history has marked the full explosion of the “cultural giant”;

On December 15, 1967, the 1962 version of the 1 banknote was changed. This year, the Central Government, the State Council, and the Central Military Commission issued a joint "announcement" to describe the fighting and social chaos in the period.

On October 20, 1969, the 1960 edition had 1 yuan and 5 yuan notes. China’s military production expanded blindly this year, resulting in a 34% increase in national defense strategy costs over the previous year, and continued to increase by 15% and 16% respectively in 1970 and 1971;

On January 5, 1974, the 1972 version of the five-cornered banknotes. The soaring oil price triggered the worst global economic crisis after the Second World War. Under the oppression of rising energy prices, China had an opportunity to open the country;

On April 5, 1980, there were one, two, five, and one dollar coins. This year, the poet Gu Cheng published his famous work "A Generation" in the "Star" poetry publication. "The night gave me black eyes. I used it to find light." The two lines of words in the district almost made everyone aware This is an unusual start. Afterwards, the idea of ​​establishing a “special economic zone” in the South allowed Gu Cheng’s remarks to be honored.

The third set of *** came along and witnessed the unusual history of China.

After the fourth and fifth sets of finale, April 27, 1987, the People's Bank of China issued the fourth set of ***, which increased the denomination of 50 and 100 yuan compared with the third set. In order to meet the needs of anti-counterfeit work, on August 20, 1992, it issued a revised version of the 1990 edition of 50,100 yuan coupons, adding new technologies such as security lines and colorless fluorescent ink printing.

The design style of this set of *** is accompanied by some traditional Chinese art colors. The back view of the main currency is based on Chinese famous historical sites and famous mountains and large rivers. The patterns on the back are all patterned with Chinese national characteristics. In terms of printing, the main view uses a large portrait watermark and the engraving process is complex. The banknote paper adopts a full version of the watermark and a fixed portrait watermark, respectively, and the line picture and the light and shade levels are more prominent.

If the third set is the one with the longest circulation time, then the fourth set is the one with the longest design time.

From January 1967 when the People’s Bank of China put forward the idea of ​​designing the fourth set of ***, the case was finalized in May 1985. It took 18 years. During this period, it took a tortuous disturbance and emerged as such a stunner.

And it also has too many first: the first use of a fixed portrait watermark; the first set of "hundred dollar bills" of the ***; the first use of the security line; the first use of seven kinds of text; the first time High denomination design; first use of magnetic ink...

Nowadays, the fourth set of small and complete sets (100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan, 2 yuan, 1 yuan, 5 angles, 2 angles, 1 angle, 1 and 2, 5 cents each Zhang, denomination: RMB 168.88.) The price of the last four identical and all products has reached 530 to 750 yuan. After the large-scale full set of four with the same number has reached 7,000 to 9,000 yuan.