"upload id": "v0da62g1003d8vt8aljhtd7pc0u620", "duration":333. 262, "sourceprovider": "readtt", "contanttype": 1, "extra": ""audio text": "let's talk today, what is the price of the olympic monument? What kind of problems are faced with such an ups and downs, and now with the entire market for commemorative notes and coins? That's right, it's an interesting topic. Let's start. Let's start with this olympic commemorative banknote, the price difference between the top and the present. Well, what exactly is the difference? The author spent $500 a piece of the olympic monument in 1998. Then, at its highest, the market position was $6,000, but he did not sell it. Well, now it's the usual, and the price of nudity is around $2,000. And it's hard to find a buyer if you want to sell it. It's a big difference. So what's the overall situation with the market for commemorative notes and coins? It's the prevailing view in this circle. Well, it's not as hot as it used to be, well, it's just fewer people in the collection, and there's no big money to go in and get laid. So most varieties are in a long-term situation where prices are lower. That sounds completely different from what it used to be. That's right, it's hard to repeat the scene of fire. Let us turn to some of the new changes that have affected the olympic currency, market supply and demand, and prices. Well, in recent years, this judicial confiscation has resulted in large amounts of olympic money coming into the market. Well, what are the shocks to this supply-demand relationship and price? There was a previous feeling that the amount of money distributed in the olympics was already scarce, but in recent years it had been judicial channels, with a large number of complete bundles. The olympic money came out for auction. This scarce expectation has been completely broken, so prices have been suppressed. Well, what is the direct impact on the market now that this commemorative coin and the commemorative banknote are increasingly being distributed? Because, like the commemorative coins of recent years, it's hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars. Oh, that's the gift of the sky. Just shut it down. So it's almost impossible to appreciate by hoarding. And then we're going to talk about this olympic currency, how the once price bubble was formed, and why it's now very difficult to get back into this spiral. It was actually the $6,000 price. It is a bubble, which is a popular olympic passion, combined with the creation of electronic discs at the mandarin house, and a large number of scattered households. These triple factors are combined with wind hoarding, and it's now that these speculative funds have been withdrawn. And then there's no more scenes, so they want to show up again. It's almost impossible to do that several times. So what we're going to talk about is the faults of this collection group and the new generation's collection preferences. Well, what exactly are the faults of the people who collect money now? And then the younger generation, where is their collection interest? Now it's actually the main collection of commemorative money. 60, 70, 80. Those people are slowly withdrawing from the market. And after 90, most of them were right. Cards. The digital collection is more interested, and, yes, very few people are willing to buy one at high prices. It's worth 10 bucks of this souvenir. In that case, what is its unique collection value? How will its market prices fluctuate in the future? It's only six million. This is incomparable from the daily issue of space money and raw money. Well, it's a very special subject, so it always has. There is a need for this stability for such sophisticated collectors, both at home and abroad, as well as for players in catalogues. Oh, that's like some high-rated or no four-seven. Prices are still strong, not to say that they fall into nominal value like ordinary commemorative coins. In that case, the price of the olympic banknote still stands. Yeah, that's right. The $6,000 fire phase is over. In the future, it's probably going to follow the entire coin market. In this position, 2,000 dollars, it forms a bottom, which is that it's hard to see again. It's where it's gonna fall, or it's gonna go up again. Small fluctuations. I see, then the last thing we want to talk about is some advice for ordinary tibetans and a vision for the market. Do the authors have any specific suggestions for collectors with different needs? If it's a pure investment, it's a reasonable price. You can think about it, and don't fantasize that i have to wait until the price is high, or you'll be locked up for a long time. Well, if you really like it, if you want to keep it as a memorial, then you don't have to worry about its price fluctuations in the short term. Just think of it as a memory of an era, hmm. But don't think of it as a way to get rich. If you're new, don't go shopping. These commemorative coins and banknotes, which have been issued in recent years and have been distributed in hundreds of millions of dollars, are basically nothing. The potential for value added to be preserved is easily exposed. Short-term banging trap. In other words, the market for commemorative money is no longer the one that can be fired on love. Yes, it is now that the money collection has slowly returned to the exchange of true lovers. Well, the possibility of short-term hoarding of wealth is virtually non-existent, so everyone has to adjust their mindsets and expectations. Yes, today we talked about the price fluctuations of the olympic memorial. Some of the market changes behind them and changes in collection groups were also discussed. Well, eventually we're going back to a rational collection of investments. Well, that's the whole story of our show, and thank you for listening. I'll see you next time. Bye. ", "ttts m"https://tosv. Byed. Org/obj/tos-tingtoutiao/ai podcast m== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder man
