Is there an unknown coin worth anything?

This is a batch of "Yuan Jiao Coins" issued from 198 to 1985, including four denominations: 1 jiao, 2 jiao, 5 jiao and 1 yuan. During this period, the editions of corresponding years were issued every year, that is to say, there were four denominations and six years, and * * * counted as a set of 24 pieces.

The corner 1, corner 2 and corner 5 are made of copper, and the pattern design is similar to that of hard cent coins. The difference is that the words "Chinese people * * * and the country" on the back are not around the national emblem, but a line below it. The matching face value of 1 yuan is what we call "Great Wall Coin", which is named after the front pattern is the Great Wall.

The question of value is not easy to answer. According to the relevant national regulations, these coins should be circulated at face value, which means that your "2 cents" can be used as twenty cents, but I'm afraid not many people know this currency now, so it's probably impossible to spend it.

However, in the collection market, the price of this 2 cents is different according to different year versions. In the collection market, the 81-year version is worth several yuan, and the purchase price announced by the state seems to be around 1 yuan. You can buy it in 1 yuan at most in the collection market.

Because the circulation of these coins was not very small in that year, there was not much room for appreciation. If you are interested, you can keep a gadget yourself. If you are not interested, don't expect to sell it.

But generally speaking, your classmates still made a profit. After all, although the face value of 2 cents was found as 5 cents, the market price can still reach 1 yuan.