You can change it at the four major banks.
According to the regulations of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, there are 2/kloc-0 kinds of foreign currency cash in China recently, most of which are "convertible currencies". These currencies are: US dollar, Hong Kong dollar, Japanese yen, British pound, French franc, Swiss franc, German mark, Canadian dollar, Singapore dollar, Australian dollar, Italian lira, Belgian franc, Austrian schilling, Dutch guilder, Swedish krona, Danish krona, Norwegian krona, Finnish mark, Macao pataca, Philippine peso and Thai baht.
The bank received 2 1 kinds of foreign currencies, each with banknotes and coins. And has various faces and formats. As far as paper money is concerned, if the types of different denominations (different face designs) exceed 130, there will be more different formats.
2. Which country has the smallest face value?
Hello! The smallest banknote in the world should be Fiji, and the one-penny banknote issued in 1942 is the smallest banknote in the world.
Before 1969, Fiji adopted the British monetary unit, namely Pound as the main monetary unit and Shilling and Penny as the auxiliary monetary units. The conversion relationship between primary and secondary currencies is: 1 GBP = 20 shillings 1 shilling = 1 2p1penny =1/GBP 240. In other words, the denomination of 1 penny is only 240% of the primary currency, which is the highest in the world.
In other countries, the minimum denomination banknotes are generally only1100 of the main currency. For example, the smallest denomination note in China is 1, which is only1100 of the main currency (yuan). Good luck, happiness and wealth.
3. What are the face values of RMB and coins from other countries?
The maximum denomination of USD is 100 yuan, equivalent to RMB 800 yuan; The maximum denomination of Japanese yen is 10000 yuan, which is equivalent to RMB about 720 yuan. The maximum denomination of Hong Kong dollars is 1000 yuan, equivalent to about 1060 yuan. If you just look at the denomination, then the Canadian dollar and the euro are nothing. Generally speaking, the least valuable paper money is often born in the year of inflation. For the currency with the largest denomination in the world, when the number is 1 1 dinar issued by the former Yugoslavia, a denomination will reach 500 billion, but this 500 billion can only be equivalent to a piece of paper. But many people are willing to collect, because such a large denomination is also the highest in the world.
The British melt pennies to make money.
Although there are 500 billion worthless banknotes, there are also British pence that are more valuable than the price. Some time ago, the price of copper soared, and some speculators in Britain actually melted the coins of 1p and 2p and sold them as copper.
The international copper price rose to $9,000/ton, and the soaring copper price made some people focus on cents. Copper coins have risen to twice their face value, and speculators are also very selective about coins, which must be before1September 1992, because since September 1992, British coins and pennies have been made of copper-clad steel plates, and 97% of Aichande coins are made of raw materials. However, this imaginative speculation was warned by the Royal Mint, and it was not the strict order of * * * * that deterred them, but the advice of experts. Because experts in the Financial Times say this is a risky speculative business, because copper prices will fluctuate greatly, not to mention the processing cost, and the profit is not very rich.
Ancient coins are rare and precious.
Although ancient coins can no longer be circulated in modern times, there are still standards to measure their value. This standard has been transformed into the standard of the collection market, so things are rare.
The "five baht money" of the Han Dynasty has been issued for more than 400 years in the Han Dynasty, with a large amount of existence and average value; So did "Qianlong Bao Tong" and "Kaiyuan Bao Tong" in the Tang Dynasty. Ancient coins with short survival time and high price are usually the coins of "short-lived" dynasties, separatist regimes or emperors with short reigns. For example, the ancient coins of Shunzhi and Xuan Tong dynasties in the Qing Dynasty are rare. Sichuan's precious "Big Tree Bao Tong" (Five Dynasties and Ten Countries) and "Zheng Guang Bao Tong" are worth nearly 65.438 billion yuan.
Actually, if you think about it carefully, if 500 yuan and 1000 yuan banknotes are born, the happiest people will be children, because their Spring Festival red envelopes can be doubled without changing drums. It seems that they may be the people who feel the value of money the most.
4. Little knowledge about coin collection
Collection is a kind of culture and a kind of liking. No matter what you buy, as long as you like it, it has collection value. The main value of coin collection for us is shown in the following aspects: cultural relics and appreciation value, potential investment value, currency is a historical witness of a country's economic development, and it is also a small art. The collection value is self-evident, and RMB is the crystallization of art and value. Small ticket patterns contain rich cultural connotations and potential knowledge of humanities, history, geography, nationality and aesthetics. In this sense, collecting coins is also the absorption and learning of knowledge. As far as the three sets of RMB are concerned, they reflect the great achievements of the new China, the elegant demeanor of workers, peasants, soldiers, businessmen, students, soldiers and other industries with distinctive characteristics of the times, the vastness of the great motherland Wan Li, and the colorful ethnic customs of China, a multi-ethnic country ... Look at the majestic charm of the first Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge across the Yangtze River in China shown in the front of the 20-corner coupon. 195710/5 The Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge was successfully opened to traffic, and it was heroically announced to the world that the Yangtze River, with its rapid water depth, has become a thoroughfare from now on, with a broad picture prospect, and ships whistling on the river cut waves and sailed ahead; On the back of the 1 yuan coupon, we can see a vivid picture of the hard-working and brave Mongolian people's grazing life in Li Qian prairie, Inner Mongolia. Under the blue sky and white clouds, thousands of little sheep are happily eating tender grass; A careful look at the pattern on the back of the 5 yuan coupon is a production scene of boiling mine in full swing, and the train carrying coal roared; The main scene of oil production in Li Qian Gobi Oilfield, Yumen, Gansu Province, the production base of China petroleum industry, is presented on the color map on the back of 2 yuan voucher; Seven kinds of coupons, seven pictures, each with its own characteristics and eye-catching. These patterns are vivid, vivid, vivid, and integrate people, machinery and labor scenes into one picture. The thumbnail shows a profound, exquisite and vivid flavor of the times, and with exquisite printing effect, it condenses the life and historical process of the times, and truly records the social, political, economic construction and people's life of that era, which integrates historical materials, artistry, appreciation and knowledge, and has research value and appreciation value that cannot be underestimated. Looking at these paper money reminds people of the past years and gives people artistic aesthetic enjoyment. Arouse people's strong desire to collect.
The specific high-value varieties in each set of RMB shall belong to the following varieties:
The first set of RMB:
195 1 edition 1 10,000 yuan "Trojan map" coupon (600,000 yuan), 500 yuan "Zhandecheng" coupon (300,000 yuan) and 5,000 yuan "Mongolian yurt" coupon (200,000 yuan);
The second set of RMB:
1953 version of three yuan coupons (7000 yuan), five yuan coupons (6000 yuan), ten yuan coupons (65000 yuan);
The third set of RMB:
1960 dime coupon (1 100 yuan), 1962 dime coupon (9000 yuan) and 1962 dime coupon (600 yuan);
The fourth set of RMB:
1980 50 yuan coupon (125 yuan) and 100 yuan coupon (120 yuan);
5. What characters and patterns are on the paper money of each country?
Today, there are 170 countries and regions in the world issuing currencies, including banknotes and coins. There are new versions and old versions; Colorful, varied and varied.
A country's currency is also a country's "business card", representing the country's material and spiritual outlook. The currencies of all countries in the world are divided into main currencies and auxiliary currencies, and each currency has a different denomination, which is determined by the objective needs of commodity circulation.
Specifically, this decision depends on: ① the development level of commodity economy, the scope and level of commodity production. (2) the stability of the currency.
(3) people's living standards, purchasing power and spending habits. 4 different payment methods and so on.
According to these conditions, countries determine the equal division of owner's currency and secondary currency, various denominations, and the ratio between primary and secondary currencies and various denominations to meet the purchase and payment needs of different amounts. Among the currencies of various countries, there are common currencies and commemorative coins.
Ordinary currency is widely circulated in daily life (Figure-1). Commemorative coins are a kind of currency specially issued by the issuing country to commemorate important events at home or in the world, or to commemorate leaders, scientists, artists, places of interest and rare animals.
Most commemorative coins are metal coins, and a small amount are paper money. Among metal coins, precious metals such as gold and silver are the main ones, with fine workmanship and exquisite design.
Although it is the national legal tender of the issuing country, it does not participate in currency circulation. Although there is a face value, it is not sold according to the marked face value, but according to the international price of pure gold or pure silver contained in each commemorative coin, plus a certain casting fee and distribution profit.
There are also some countries, such as China, which cast various circulating commemorative coins (Figure -2). This commemorative coin is made of common metal alloy materials such as copper and nickel, and the manufacturing process is the same as that of ordinary coins in circulation.
It not only has the function of preservation and commemoration, but also participates in currency circulation according to its own value. Commemorative coins are also a kind of art, and their circulation is strictly limited, so buyers keep them as collectibles.
The par form of currency is gradually formed and perfected in the process of currency development. From shell coins without words to metal coins with words, from metal coins with words to simple patterns, and even to modern banknote design.
Modern currency, especially the face design of paper money, not only better shows the characteristics of currency, but also is a fine work of art with a certain theme pattern.