China, coin catalog, price

Country: China, People's Republic Of China
Capital: Beijing
Currency: yuan
Numeric code: 156
Alphabetic code: CNY
For Russia and Canada in the global list of the most large-scale States is people's Republic of China. She also heads the list of countries with the largest populations. The history of modern Chinese Republic, is since 1949. China, not without reason, already claims the title of world superpower. Its economy is recognized as second in the world.
This is the economy built on the yuan ten jiao or one hundred cents each. In the catalogue of the coins of China there are fen – 1, 2, 5, and jiao – 1, 5, and 1 yuan.
In 1955, aluminium minted 1, 2 and 5 fen each. In 1980 he produced the brass 1, 2, 5 jiao and 1 yuan copper and Nickel. Issue one and two jiao was finished in 1981, and five Jiao and one yuan in 1985. In 1991, the coinage of one and two cents each was stopped, and the next year dropped five cents each. From 1999 to 2002 design one yuan, one and five jiao updated. It should be noted that coins are not very often used by the Chinese. Use them as tokens for the subway or purchases at self-service machines.
The price of modern coins of China can not be called exorbitant. She readily admits the opportunity to buy Chinese coins to expand your collection without much expense. The value of the coins of China is subject to the General laws of numismatics: the rarity and preservation of the coins it will increase.

Money system:

People's Republic (1999 - 2019)

People's Republic (1955 - 1999)

Beijing (1941 - 1943)

Nanjing (1940 - 1940)

Meng Chiang (1938 - 1938)

East Hopei (1937 - 1937)

Manchukuo (1933 - 1945)

Yunnan Province (1912 - 1949)

Hunan province (1912 - 1949)

Republic of China (1912 - 1949)

Honan province (1912 - 1949)

Sichuan province (1912 - 1930)

Province Kwang-Tung (1912 - 1930)

Gansu Province (1912 - 1928)

Fujian province (1911 - 1932)