Previously, I shared with you the 1996 1 yuan banknote. This common banknote can increase by more than 30 cents even in circulation.
Of course, among the four-version coins, the 1 yuan in 1990, which had the least circulation, is already more valuable. I wonder if your house is still there?
In April this year, there was another 901 picture, which cost 41,475 yuan!
1990 1 yuan banknote
901 is the currency with the shortest circulation time among the four versions of coins. It was officially released on March 1, 1995, and was replaced by 961 in April 1997, with only 148 crown numbers issued.
so its collection value is quite good. If you can find it at home, the one with average quality is about 3 yuan.
If it is a whole bundle of paper money, then a bundle can be sold for 6,500 yuan. Of course, this is just the market price of ordinary crown numbers. If it is some rare crown numbers, there are hundreds of them per sheet.
black and white 1 yuan banknote
So what's going on with a 901 worth more than 40,000 yuan? Let's take a look at its photos.
Note that the above picture is not a black and white photo, but the banknote itself is black and white.
At the same time, this banknote is printed on one side and the other side is blank. A single-sided paper money like this is likely to be a trial printing sample, which is particularly rare, so it is normal for a single piece of 40,000 yuan.
Some time ago, there were similar 1999 100 yuan banknotes, which were printed in black and white + single-sided. It had a total of 9 pictures and sold HK$264,000.
, a black and white banknote without color, is basically a sample before the banknote is issued. It is particularly popular in the number of printed documents and will not enter circulation. Of course, most of the collectors have no chance to meet.
