Group 1 - The 2026 Year of the Horse commemorative coins and banknotes were officially launched for sale on January 13, with a purchase limit of 20 coins and 20 banknotes per person, and each person could only make one reservation [1] - The demand was extremely high, with many collectors and citizens reporting that the items sold out in less than a minute, causing the topic to trend as the number one search [1] - Users experienced difficulties accessing the reservation platforms of major banks, with the Agricultural Bank of China and China Construction Bank apps showing "0" availability shortly after the sale began [2] Group 2 - Many users reported issues with network lag and manual input errors, which contributed to their inability to secure the items in time [3] - The secondary market saw a rapid increase in prices, with commemorative coins selling at a premium of several tens of yuan, and the commemorative banknotes reaching prices as high as three to four hundred yuan, indicating a significant markup over the face value of 200 yuan [3] - According to the central bank's announcement, the commemorative coins are made of bimetallic copper alloy with a face value of 10 yuan and a total issuance of 100 million pieces, while the commemorative banknotes are made of plastic with a face value of 20 yuan and also a total issuance of 100 million pieces [7]
一分钟不到就被抢光，二手市场已加价上百元，卖家称“涨跌无悔”
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-14 08:37