The 2024 Chinese New Year of the Dragon ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes have shown a hint of vitality in today's market, and the overall ** shows an obvious ** trend. However, the strength of this ** is not satisfactory, especially the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknote, which is still a long way from the high point of 80 yuan it once reached. For those who take orders at a high level, whether they are coin dealers, scalpers or collectors, they still face many difficulties if they want to untie before the year.
In a deserted market, the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknote seems to bring a glimmer of hope. Although it has rebounded, it still pales in comparison to its all-time high. Those who are in a high position can only hope that the market can pick up as soon as possible in order to get out of the trap as soon as possible. However, the market is always difficult to move forward, and the hope of unwinding the past few years seems to be becoming more and more remote.
Today's market sentiment has improved significantly compared to the previous two days. The sell-off phenomenon has been alleviated, and the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknote has also received some support for acquisitions, which is why there is today's **. It is worth noting that the difference between numbers with 47 and without 47 still exists in the market, and the gap between the standard ten and the hundred is even more amazing. This undoubtedly increases the complexity of the market and makes investors need to be more cautious about every decision.
As for the future of the Year of the Dragon, the market is still divided. Although it has entered the correction phase from a high of 80 yuan, there are still some coin traders who are optimistic about it, and they firmly believe that the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknote will break through the 100 yuan mark in the future. This unwavering belief may be a force that will move the market forward.
However, there are also many coin dealers, scalpers and collectors who are pessimistic about the future of the Year of the Dragon commemorative banknotes. In the market, we can clearly see two very different points of view: one side firmly believes in the value of the Year of the Dragon banknotes and is willing to hold them for a long time and wait for appreciation; The other party believes that the market is saturated, the ** is too high, and chooses to settle for safety. This divergence makes the market more complex and volatile, and investors need to make more prudent decisions.
As for the market for ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes for the Year of the Dragon**, they are currently stable at around 16 yuan and 60 yuan respectively. The ordinary commemorative coins of Chinese Peking Opera art have not followed the market, and are still in a state of adjustment, and the current market is between 13 and 14 yuan. Still, investors are looking forward to the market outlook, considering that it has a circulation of only 60 million and that a second will be issued this year.