Yesterday, the reporter learned from the Wuhan City’s collectibles market that the market price of the “five kings†in hard currency has reached as much as 1,000 yuan, which is tens of thousands of denominations.
The coin collector Mr. Zhou introduced that the hard-core currency has the smallest value. The “Five Heavenly Kings†are the stars of the hard-core currency. They are: five-minute coins in 1979, 1980, and 1981; two-coin coins in 1980, 1981 1 minute coin of the year. Because the "five kings" are very rare in the market, the current market price of a single piece has reached as high as 900 to 1,500 yuan, which is tens of thousands of times the face value.
According to reports, the People’s Bank of China issued the five tranches at the time and sold them all to the outside world. It was sold as a tourist souvenir to foreign tourists and was basically not in circulation in the country. Now it’s hard to find any traces of it, so it’s called hard coins. The "Five Heavenly Kings".
Shen Jie, deputy head of the Coin Expert Committee of the Hubei Collectors’ Association, believes that the “Five Heavenly Kings†have no circulation currency, so they have a small amount of deposits and a relatively large collection value. At present, although the price is too high, the prices for favorite collectors are also high. Not high. However, collectors need to pay attention to fakes in their collections, because the "five kings" are mostly fake in the market.
The coin collector Mr. Zhou introduced that the hard-core currency has the smallest value. The “Five Heavenly Kings†are the stars of the hard-core currency. They are: five-minute coins in 1979, 1980, and 1981; two-coin coins in 1980, 1981 1 minute coin of the year. Because the "five kings" are very rare in the market, the current market price of a single piece has reached as high as 900 to 1,500 yuan, which is tens of thousands of times the face value.
According to reports, the People’s Bank of China issued the five tranches at the time and sold them all to the outside world. It was sold as a tourist souvenir to foreign tourists and was basically not in circulation in the country. Now it’s hard to find any traces of it, so it’s called hard coins. The "Five Heavenly Kings".
Shen Jie, deputy head of the Coin Expert Committee of the Hubei Collectors’ Association, believes that the “Five Heavenly Kings†have no circulation currency, so they have a small amount of deposits and a relatively large collection value. At present, although the price is too high, the prices for favorite collectors are also high. Not high. However, collectors need to pay attention to fakes in their collections, because the "five kings" are mostly fake in the market.
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