2.1953p paper is divided into two categories. The first category is the original penny paper of 1950' s, with seven Arabic numerals besides the three Roman crowns on the front. This kind of paper money is rare now and has a high collection value. Good products on the market can generally sell for several hundred yuan.
1, China is one of the earliest countries to use currency, with a history of 5000 years. In the course of the formation and development of ancient currency in China, it experienced five extremely important evolutions: from natural currency to artificial currency, from disordered form to unified form, from local currency to central currency, from coupon to Bao Tong and Yuanbao, and from metal currency to paper money. From the Spring and Autumn Period, when China entered the stage of metal coinage, to the Warring States Period, four major monetary systems were established: cloth coins, knife goods, ant nose coins, extension coins and point ring coins. After Qin, Tang, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Until 1 948 65438+February1,the People's Bank of China was established and issued the first set of RMB.
2. Round square hole, the evolution from natural currency to artificial currency. Bay is the earliest currency in China. The north was used as currency in Shang Dynasty. Among Chinese characters, most Chinese characters related to numerical values are related to "Bei". With the development of commodity exchange, the demand for money is increasing. Shells cannot meet people's needs. In Shang dynasty, people began to imitate shells with copper. The appearance of copper coins is a major evolution from natural currency to man-made currency in China's ancient currency history. With the widespread use of artificial coinage, seashells, a natural currency, gradually withdrew from the currency stage in China.
3. Evolution from messy shape to unified shape. From the appearance of copper coins in Shang Dynasty to the Warring States Period, there were many coin shapes in China. During the Warring States period, not only all countries minted their own coins, but all regions of a vassal state also minted their own coins. It is famous for Zhao shovel money, Qi Dao money, Qinyuan square hole money and Chu ant nose money. After Qin unified China, Qin Shihuang promulgated the earliest monetary law in China in 20 10 BC. "Qin coins are the same as the coins in the world", which stipulates that Qin coins with square holes can be used in half of the country.