is the New Taiwan dollar, and its English name is New Taiwan dollar.

The currency code of NT$ is TWD, and the currency symbol is NT$. It is a set of legal tender issued by the Central Bank of Taiwan Province, China. It was issued and circulated on June 15th, 1949, and its basic unit is Yuan.

At present, the denominations of NT coins are: 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 1 yuan, 2 yuan and 5 yuan; The denominations of paper money are: 1 yuan, 2 yuan, 5 yuan, 1, yuan and 2, yuan. The conversion method is: 1 circle =1 angles =1 points.

Extended information:

NT * * * has two sets of sample tickets.

The first set:

1. Types of banknotes

The first set of straight NT dollars was issued in batches on June 15th, 1949, and printed by the First Printing Factory of the Bank of Taiwan (located in the Presidential Palace of the Republic of China). The statue of Sun Yat-sen, the father of paper money, is carved by Bao Liangyu, and the front is engraved with gravure printing.

The face value is one yuan, with red tone on the front and blue tone on the back. It is not issued.

The face value is Wuyuan, with dark green tone on the front and yellow tone on the back, which was issued on June 15th, 1949.

The face value is rounded, the front is blue, and the back is earthy tones, which was issued on June 15th, 1949.

Only tickets stamped with the word "Golden Gate" are intended to be used in Kinmen, but the word "Golden Gate" is hollow, which is considered by the Kinmen military to insinuate "hollowing out the Golden Gate" and is opposed to use, so it has not been officially issued in Kinmen.

2. Coin type

Silver coin, with Sun Yat-sen's head on the front, a map of Taiwan on the back and the face value of the Pentagon, was issued on December 1, 1949, and was discontinued on December 8, 1981.

Aluminum coin, with Sun Yat-sen's head on the front, a map of Taiwan on the back and a face value of 2 cents, was issued on December 1, 1949.

Copper coin, with Sun Yat-sen's head on the front, a map of Taiwan on the back and a dime face value, was issued on December 1, 1949.

The second set:

1. Types of banknotes

The second set of straight NT dollars was issued in batches on July 5, 1949, and was printed by the central printing factory, Taipei Factory (located in Mie City, Taipei County). Due to people's fear of inflation, the 1-yuan coupons in this set were not issued until June 9, 1961.

the face value is one cent, and the front and back patterns are blue tones. It was issued on July 5, 1949.

The face value is one yuan, and the front pattern is red and the back pattern is blue. It was released on June 15th, 1949.

Five-yuan coupons, which have not been issued, are only printed on one side.

The face value is rounded, and the patterns on the front and back are green. They were issued on June 1, 1951.

2. Types of coins

The denomination of NT coins issued by NT dollars includes: 5 cents, 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 1 yuan, 2 yuan and 5 yuan.

the conversion method is: 1 circle =1 angles =1 points. The circulation of 5 cents is small, and it is actually less used. In daily life, only stamps, dumplings (2.5 to 3.5 yuan each) and gasoline will use horns when calculating the unit price.

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