What Is Paper Money?

Paper currency is a mandatory value symbol issued by a country (or some regions) in place of the means of circulation of metal money. It was originally thought that only metal money was money. After the value symbols such as banknotes and bank notes appeared, people included them in the currency. Later, I gradually realized that bank deposits have the same nature as paper money, and they can be used to buy goods and pay for services. In addition, there are frequent peer-to-peer conversions between bank deposits and metal currencies and banknotes. Depositing metal money and banknotes into a bank is a bank deposit, and taking it out of the bank is a currency such as metal money and banknotes. This conversion of metal money, paper money, etc. and bank deposits is not a conversion of money and non-monetary, but a conversion between two different forms of currency. ^[1]

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[Paper currency; Bank-bill; Bank-note] instead

1. Paper money.

Paper currency. It is usually issued by the National Bank or a bank authorized by the government. China's banknotes originated from the "Northern Song"

The preliminary processing of banknotes is the first job of collecting coins, because once banknotes enter the market, they will be more or less contaminated after being circulated, and the surface will be dirty and a lot of bacteria will be attached. Moist soil will mold and produce mildew points, which will pollute our money collection books, affect the collection effect, and reduce the collections.

1. Counterfeiters use the principle of electronic separation to copy printed banknotes and

After the complete collapse of the gold standard, it was universally implemented in all countries in the world. It can be subdivided into two categories: free

Each version of RMB has a certain collection value. If we say that the specific high-value varieties in specific sets of RMB should be the following varieties:

The first set of RMB:

1951 version of 10,000 yuan "maki horse" coupon (900,000 yuan), five hundred yuan "

1. Anti-mildew. The key to preventing mildew is to prevent moisture, which is especially important in the south and coastal areas. The key to preventing moisture is the temperature and humidity of the banknote storage. According to the analysis of relevant experts, the best indoor temperature for banknote storage is 18 -20 , and the optimal humidity is 50% -60%.

2. Anti-fouling. When storing or appreciating new banknotes, it is best to use tweezers instead of touching, twisting or holding them directly. For banknotes with a slight soft fold, place them flat in a book, press on a heavy object, and flatten them after a few days. For banknotes with obvious hard folds, the ticket surface is generally dirty, soak them in water for 10 to 20 minutes, then take them out and place them between two absorbent papers and compact them with glass. The wrinkles will be removed after drying.

3 Mothproof. The key to avoiding maggots is to keep the banknotes dry and ventilated. The long-term storage of banknotes should be read regularly, which can not only play a role in ventilation, but also check whether there are changes in the banknotes; promptly repair the worm-eatened banknotes.