There is no doubt that the most popular recent collections in the market are the year-long commemorative notes and coins. In particular, the dragon year monument notes, which objectively are very good in their pattern, colour, and production processes, have a very high price increase over the exchange date。
However, large amounts of so-called “gold” have appeared on the various electric power platforms, both before and now before the issuance of the kaelong banknotes. A careful analysis of the following main types:
Foreign-issued “golds”. Two of the most common ones are currently issued in fiji and cameroon。
It is not known that the so-called “gold” is issued there. This type of gold coin was in fact available long ago, before the 2008 olympic commemorative bank was released and when it went up. I remember when i bought the olympic monument, the seller once gave me one, asked me how much the seller's bill was, and the seller told me it was three。
Of course, after more than a decade, this so-called "gold" has improved considerably in the production process, and it looks even more beautiful. At first glance, it's quite attractive. But even if it's beautiful, it won't escape the essence of the lee ghost。
3. So-called commemorative vouchers produced by the printing press. This is the type of printing plant, or a banknote printing voucher that follows the “note” style, or even a double, triple head. In terms of production processes, such vouchers are often also excellent in printing and are in fact made on the basis of “banknotes”. But the more beautiful, the more beautiful, the different properties of the "polls" and "notes" are。
In fact, it's the most dangerous because it has the words "people's bank of china" and it's similar to the pattern of the millennium dragon, which is already illegal
Of course, not that they can't be bought. It was important to provide the buyer with the right information at the time of sale as a business, rather than blurring the concept. For example, fiji dragon and cameroon dragon bills, which had the highest coverage during the previous period of live broadcasting, were never mentioned by the anchor in fiji or cameroon。
But when li's dragon money flies, there's a real dragon money, as you can see. This is the coin that was issued in macao in 2012。
Between 2012 and 2023, macao issued a full set of banknotes, each of which was issued by the bank of china and the bank of the atlantic ocean, each with a face of mop 10, so that each of them was 2 and a total of mop 20. Such cash is the legal currency of macao and, in legal terms, is in circulation in macao, china. It's just that no one uses it when the price on the collection market exceeds its face. So it's the real dragon。
It should be noted that in 2012, the macao dragon bank was issued in two editions, one with 20 million copies (two banks each issued 10 million copies) and the second with 20 million copies (two banks each issued 10 million copies) with a total of 40 million copies and 20 million sets. The difference between the two versions is the number. The first edition is marked by the title "sipe" + 7-digit number, and the second edition by the title "sipe" + 8-digit number, with a picture of the second edition. The price of the second edition is about $70 a pair and the price of the first edition is about $120-130. But because it is a pair, the price would be much higher if it were full pairs or some symbols。
Currently, macao has completed a round of issuances (2012-2023), all of which are in one edition, with the exception of two versions of the banknotes, which are 40 million copies, or 20 million sets. With the exception of the dragon bills, the remaining 11 are priced at more than 20, and without a number, the total set of 12 sets of 24 (in second edition) is about $300. If you add a copy of the dragon and you make 13 groups of 26, the price would be around $420-430. The price is reasonable
Maybe someone would say that fiji and cameroon are also issuing proper currencies? In fact, whether these two currencies are recognized by their own countries or not is the question, presumably, of commercial products entrusted to third parties. In 10,000 steps, even if it's money, can you run to fiji and cameroon? But it's easy to go to macau. Of course, if someone really says they're going to fiji or cameroon, i can only say that i admire you。
It can be said that there are only three real chinese bills. In 2000, the gynaecology of the jubilee is now commonly known as the big dragon. In 2012, macao issued 4 copies of the dragon note (2 copies of which were not issued in the mainland region), and in 2024, a year-long commemorative banknote, now commonly known as the small dragon note, was issued。
It's worth about $1600 to $1,800
In addition to these three paragraphs, the rest can be referred to as the “ligu”. So when you buy it, you have to understand it and shine your eyes。
