Pictures of the old version of RMB (what era of the old version of RMB is the most valuable)

The first version of the RMB 5,000 yuans yurt PMG55, Estimate: RMB 800000, Sold Price: RMB 1840000

In daily life, many people have the habit of collecting RMB, especially like to collect those banknotes that have been withdrawn from the market. So, in China issued several versions of the yuan, which era of the highest market price of banknotes? Collectors home whether there is such this era of banknotes, the following let me take the collectors together to see a look at it.

1975 People's Bank of China II round Wang Jinxi sample ticket PMG Unc 62, Estimate: USD 75000 - 100000, Sold Price: USD 240000

Overall in China's current published banknotes, the most collectible or the first set of RMB. Whether it is from the point of view of the collection value of its coins, or the potential for appreciation of its coins in the future market, the overall value of the first set of RMB is higher than that of other versions of RMB. However, there are other versions of banknotes that also have a higher collection value.

1951 First Edition RMB 10,000 Yuan Makuhari PMG VF 25, Estimate: USD 150,000 - 200,000, Sold Price: USD 186,000

For example, the king of coins in the second set of RMB - the big black pickup banknote. This bill was issued in 1953 and its coinage is ten yuan. Because of the overall color of the pattern of the coin shows ink black, and for the extended version of the banknote. Therefore, it was named "Big Black Pickup". The front of this banknote design for the "great harvest", the pattern to a female farmer holding the ears of rice, and a male worker wearing a duck-tongued cap as the main body, such a pattern also implies that China's workers and peasants to turn over to be masters of their own house, embracing the new life of the good wishes.

The first version of the RMB 10,000 Yuan Makuhari PMG35, Estimate: RMB 500000, Sold Price: RMB 1265000

The back of the coin is the characters of the various ethnic groups in China and their patterns. The "Big Black Pickup" banknote is not only a witness to the founding of New China, but also a strong evidence of the rise of our nation. This is precisely why this coin has far-reaching historical significance, which further increases its value. At present, the market price of the "big black pick up" banknote is generally around 400,000 yuan, but also China's current coin collection market, the more popular collectors are favored by a banknote.

1951 First Edition RMB 500 Jundezhen PMG Choice XF 45, Estimate: HKD 300000 - 400000, Sold Price: HKD 1080000

Another RMB with a high market price is the most familiar fourth set of RMB. In the fourth set of RMB, the most collectible is the 80 version of the 50 Yuan King of Coins bill. This bill was issued on April 27, 1987, and is still in circulation today and has not been retired. The market price of the U.S. $80 version of the $50 bill in circulation has been speculated to be as high as about four thousand five hundred dollars, while the market price of the average quality is usually around one thousand five hundred to two thousand five hundred dollars. For the collection budget is not much, but there is a very want to collect the potential of the collection, this banknote is a good choice.

1950 First Edition RMB 50,000 Yuan Tractor PMG Gem Unc 66 EPQ, Estimate: HKD 300,000 - 350,000, Sold Price: HKD 648,000

Then there are those RMBs with special numbers that are worth more. In China's issued RMB, its number, in addition to the crown character, there is usually a seven-digit or eight-digit number at the back. Some of the coins will be ranked to the special number, such as: overlap number, AB number, the title, small, sequential number, all the same number, etc., are with a certain collection value, which has the highest collection value of all the same number, especially the 8 such as the all-through number, the collection value is more on the next level.

1951 People's Bank of China hundred yuan PMG Choice VF 35, Estimate: HKD 250000 - 400000, Sold Price: HKD 648000

The last collectible RMB is the "locomotive" banknote. The banknote is a two-cornered roll from the second set of RMB, issued on March 1, 1955, and officially withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 1999, with both the front and back of the banknote. Both sides of the coin are in dark green, with a locomotive on the front. In the earlier years, the market price of its coins has appreciated nearly money. In recent years, the rising trend of its banknotes, is unstoppable, in terms of the present, has been around two thousand dollars.

1953 the second version of the yuan pick up round a, leakage of printing, rare, PMG 20, Estimate: RMB 200000, Sold Price: RMB 517,500