Core Viewpoint - The auction of 10,500 pieces of 2 yuan denomination currency, initiated by the Yongjia County People's Court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, attracted significant interest, with a final bid of 831,600 yuan [1][3]. Group 1: Auction Details - The auction started with a base price of 207,600 yuan and required a deposit of 40,000 yuan, with a bidding increment of 2,000 yuan [1][2]. - A total of 44 participants registered for the auction, indicating strong interest in the collectible currency [1][2]. Group 2: Currency Characteristics - The auctioned currency consists of 105 bundles of 2 yuan notes, including 5,500 pieces from the 1990 edition, known for their fluorescent properties and referred to as "Green Ghost" by collectors [4][9]. - The remaining 5,000 pieces are from the 1980 edition, all sealed and not available for unbundling [4][9]. Group 3: Market Context - Since the People's Bank of China ceased circulation of the fourth set of RMB on May 1, 2018, the interest in collecting these notes, particularly the 2 yuan "Green Ghost," has significantly increased among collectors [9].

Core Viewpoint - The auction of 10,500 pieces of 2 yuan face value currency, known as the "Green Ghost," attracted significant interest, highlighting the growing trend in currency collection since the cessation of its circulation in 2018 [11]. Group 1: Auction Details - The auction was held on January 4, with a starting price of 207,600 yuan and a deposit of 40,000 yuan, resulting in 44 participants registering for the auction [2]. - The auction concluded on January 5, with the final bid reaching 831,600 yuan [4]. - The auctioned currency consisted of 105 bundles, including 5,500 pieces from the 1990 edition, which are particularly sought after due to their fluorescent properties [11][6]. Group 2: Currency Characteristics - The 2 yuan banknotes are part of the fourth series of Chinese currency, characterized by their green color, and the 1990 version is specifically referred to as "Green Ghost" among collectors [11]. - Since the People's Bank of China ceased the circulation of the fourth series on May 1, 2018, the interest in collecting these banknotes has significantly increased, especially for the 2 yuan "Green Ghost" [11].

Core Viewpoint - The auction of 10,500 pieces of 2 yuan denomination currency by the Yongjia County People's Court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, attracted significant interest, culminating in a final bid of 831,600 yuan, reflecting the growing market for collectible currency, particularly the "Green Ghost" version from 1990 [10][12][16]. Group 1 - The auction started with a starting price of 207,600 yuan and a deposit requirement of 40,000 yuan, with a minimum bid increment of 2,000 yuan [10][12]. - A total of 44 participants registered for the auction, indicating strong demand for the collectible currency [10][12]. - The final bid price of 831,600 yuan represents a substantial increase from the starting price, showcasing the competitive nature of the auction [12]. Group 2 - The auctioned currency consisted of 105 bundles, totaling 10,500 pieces, with 5,500 pieces from the 1990 edition and 5,000 pieces from the 1980 edition, all in sealed packaging [13][17]. - The 1990 version is particularly sought after due to its fluorescent properties, earning it the nickname "Green Ghost" among collectors [9][16]. - Since the People's Bank of China ceased circulation of the fourth set of RMB on May 1, 2018, interest in collecting these notes has surged, especially for the 2 yuan "Green Ghost" [9][16].

Core Viewpoint - The auction of over 10,000 pieces of 2 yuan banknotes, initiated by the Yongjia County People's Court in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, has attracted significant public interest, with a starting price of 207,600 yuan [1][3]. Group 1: Auction Details - The auction features 105 bundles of 2 yuan banknotes, totaling 10,500 pieces, including 5,500 pieces from the 1990 edition and 5,000 pieces from the 1980 edition [1][3]. - The starting price for the auction is set at 207,600 yuan, with a deposit requirement of 40,000 yuan and a minimum bid increment of 2,000 yuan, scheduled to start on January 4, 2026 [3][4]. - Currently, over 1,000 people are observing the auction, but no bids have been placed yet [3]. Group 2: Background Information - The banknotes being auctioned were seized from the assets of the defendant, Tang Guangman, who is involved in a corruption case and is under investigation by the local disciplinary committee [7]. - In addition to the banknotes, the seized assets include gold bars and other collectible items, with previous auctions having handled items like Moutai liquor [4][7]. - The 2 yuan banknotes from the 1990 edition are referred to as "Green Ghost" due to their fluorescent properties, making them highly sought after by collectors since the People's Bank of China ceased their circulation in May 2018 [8].