Is there any collectible value in the medal for winning gold in the snow and ice?

The collection value of commemorative coins is beyond doubt. There are two aspects about the value behind it.

First: self-worth. Commemorative coins contain profound historical memory, cultural attributes, artistic precipitation and national mission. A small commemorative coin represents the image of the country and the emotional value endowed by the country.

Second: market value. The market value of commemorative coins is the main reason why most people collect them. Take ordinary commemorative coins as an example. Since the issue of 1984 ordinary commemorative coins, China has issued more than 100 commemorative coins, which not only improved the monetary system and enriched the coin market, but also made many commemorative coins gain good profits for Tibetans.

At present, the market circulation of commemorative coins is very large, with hundreds of millions of pieces at every turn, which also depresses its future market value, that is, the collection value is greatly reduced. Slowly, it really returned to the original commemorative value.