What you have in your hand may be a Guanjin coupon.

The ones with a face value of 500 yuan are: blue (Ward Road, American Banknote Company), green (Security Banknote Company).

The ones with a face value of 1,000 yuan are: green (bookstore version), gray (bookstore, daye, central factory).

The 2,000-yuan ones are: orange (American Banknote Company), light green (Security Banknote Company), green (Central Factory, Daye, Dadong Bookstore), dark brown (Zhonghua Book Company), blue-purple (Denaro) 2,500-yuan ones

There are: olive (Zhonghua Book Company), violet (Central Factory).

The ones with 5,000 yuan are: brown (Denaro), green (Denaro), blue (Security Banknote Company), green, red, brown (three types of Central Factory), brown (Zhonghua Book Company). The ones with 10,000 yuan are: blue

Color (Denaro, Baoan, Huade Road) The full name of Guanjin Voucher is Customs Gold Unit Exchange Voucher. It was first issued in 1930. By 1948, before the issuance of gold yuan coupons, Guanjin Voucher and legal tender ceased to circulate at the same time.

Generally speaking, everyone thinks that Guanjin coupons are issued in large quantities, so their value is not very high.

In fact, there are also rare and unique items among Guanjin coupons.

In particular, there is only one horizontal version of the 100-yuan coin produced by the British Ward Road Company in 1936, and there are only a few examples of it in circulation. The 10,000 yuan version of the Ward Road version in 1937 is also very rare, with only a few surviving coins.

They can all be called the kings of Guanjin.

Here are these two coins for everyone to enjoy.

First of all, let me state that these two coins are not from my collection. The pictures are from the Internet and were sent to everyone for comment.

The original was auctioned by Guardian last year, and the 100 pieces from 1936 were sold for more than 240,000 RMB; the 10,000 pieces from 1937 were sold for more than 50,000 RMB.