Not a misprint.

Previously, the two cents coin or the two cents and two dollars bill had the two across the top of the word two. Both ways of writing II are fine, so there is no such thing as a misprint. If there was a wrong coin, the bank would have recalled it immediately after it was issued and stopped issuing it when it was found to be wrong.

I have also seen the TV program "Oriental Shopping" many times, recommending the third set of RMB collectibles, and also saying that this two-dollar coin is a misprint. I just find it very funny. The formal propaganda media also mislead people like this. Pathetic.

1953 2-cent airplane There are two versions

One is the original version: Roman numerals followed by Arabic numerals. Called the long number.

The second is the 1980s reprint: large issue. Only Roman numerals, two or three Roman. No Arabic numerals. Called no number.

The price of the two-point long number brand-new hard copy:100 yuan

The price of the two-point no number brand-new hard copy:1 yuan

Collectors like to collect brand-new hard copy. If it is old, there are few people who need it. The old ones are rarely needed. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on a new one.