Among the "anti-money" issued nationwide, five "money king" banknotes have attracted the attention of all Tibetan areas. Because of its extremely rare existence, fragile paper and the influence of years of war and loss, almost all exhibits can be exhibited now. They are: in 33 years of the Republic of China (1944), it was issued by the Construction Bank of Henan-Hubei Border Region, which belonged to the currency of Central China base area in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. The most difficult products in "anti-money" are rarely preserved, which is a veritable "king of anti-money". During the "mopping-up" in the Japanese-puppet border area, it made positive contributions to resisting the influence of counterfeit currency, developing border production and consolidating the financial foundation of the border area. At present, the market auction valuation is as high as 300,000 yuan.

In 33 years of the Republic of China (1944), it was issued by the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Bank. Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region is the largest anti-Japanese base behind enemy lines in North China. Due to the continuous war, the bank headquarters in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region has been constantly transferred, leaving a very small amount of precious banknotes. This 5,000-yuan exchange voucher from the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Bank is the most valuable exchange voucher among the "border coins" in Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei. At the beginning of the founding of New China, Nan Zeng, the first president of the People's Bank of China, gave it to Soong Ching Ling as a heavy gift, showing its preciousness. In 2009, at the Spring Auction in Chengxuan, Beijing, the starting price of a "5,000-yuan punched sample bank exchange voucher in Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region in 33 years of the Republic of China" was 5,000 yuan, but it was finally sold by enthusiastic bidders for 302,400 yuan, which became the highest transaction price in the audience.

In the thirty-third year of the Republic of China (1944), it was issued by Jianghuai Bank and circulated in central Jiangsu. Jianghuai Bank was established in April 194 1, and it belongs to the Military Department of the New Fourth Army. Comrade Liu Shaoqi personally identified the name of the bank. The words "Jianghuai Bank" on the paper money were also inscribed by Comrade Liu Shaoqi. This is also an earlier banknote with Mao Zedong's head on it, and the current market auction valuation is around 60,000 yuan.

In 33 (1944), it was issued by Jianghuai Bank. There is the word "Suzhong" on the front of the currency, which is a voucher printed with the place name of Jianghuai Bank Branch, indicating that its circulation scope is limited, which also determines that it has little survival after the war losses and is difficult to be excavated and collected. At present, the market auction valuation is 90,000 yuan.

In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1945), "Central China Bank Coin" was issued from1August 945 to1August 949, with a short time and a very limited existence. At the same time, it is exchanged and mixed with Beihai Bank's currency 1: 1 as the standard currency of East China Liberated Area. Beihai Bank is one of the predecessors of China People's Bank, so "Beihai Bank Coin" and "Huazhong Bank Coin" are the direct ancestors of RMB today. According to the data of the authoritative art auction website Yachang Auction Network, the auction valuation of Huazhong Bank is more than 30,000 yuan.