2011 Postcard: Tiger-tailed rabbit head in action

In 2010, the currency card market suddenly became popular

Under the leading role of the "Monkey Ticket," there were collective rises in the popular stamp products such as the Lunar New Year ticket and the "Zhong votes" and banknotes.

The “industry rotation” rule in the stock market investment has evolved into “variety rotation” in the postal currency card market. In 2011, the postal card is still unwilling to be lonely.

Stamps will continue to rise

In 2010, the postal market performed a dazzling trend, making people feel once again the market's embarrassment 13 years ago. Gengshen Monkey Ticket (commonly known as the "monkey ticket"), a weather indicator of the postal market, rose to more than 10,000 yuan, which was more than 100,000 times higher than the original face value. Zodiac tickets, “* votes,” small sheet of passionate burning, fine ticket prices have been repeatedly high, low-priced tickets have significantly increased, and the entire market is bustling.

Affected by the recovery of the postal market, there are obviously more people who are currently concerned about the postal market. However, it is not philatelists who stir the market, but rather heavy investors. The trend is good, policy support, postal care, new people multiplying, huge amounts of money pouring in, good weather, good location, people and preparations, the postal market natural "fire" is very much. In the Year of the Tiger, the stamp-investing ships with less quantity, fine subject matter, and high consumption have already been launched. The postal market conditions have really come. Some people are even not satisfied with it.

Market participants all stated that the postal market is facing a breakthrough choice on the higher levels, and that this more energetic market may be the expectation of the postal market and investors who are very much indebted for 13 years.

Mr. Zhang, a veteran of the Madian postage card market in Beijing, believes that the bull market in the postal market is just an outbreak. According to the law of the postal market, once it is hot, it will be sustainable for a year or two and there should be room for growth in 2011. "At least, the market will continue until May 2011." Mr. Bai, the dealer, judged.

At the end of 2010, there was a widespread reluctance to invest in customers in the market, which reflected that many people saw much of the 2011 stamp market. “It is not a question of whether we can make money, but rather a question of earning several times before we do it.” According to industry sources, some investors who hold large amounts of stamps in their hands, although earning a lot according to the current market conditions, most of them are in no hurry. **, but generally reluctant to sell, waiting for higher prices.

However, there are also investors who are more cautious and think that some stamps, especially some new postal services, have been over-hyped and should be wary.

Banknotes are not falling behind

In 2010, the stamps skyrocketed and the *** market was not far behind.

The prices of the first, second, third, and fourth editions of banknotes have risen to high levels, and the selling price is several hundred times higher than the face value.

The first edition of *** quoted as much as 4 million yuan, the second edition of *** soared to 400,000 yuan, the third edition of *** exceeded 50,000 yuan, and the price of the fourth edition of *** rose to 4,000 yuan.

The fine prints in the various editions are rushing to increase prices. Near the end of 2010, the 10 yuan vouchers (industrial and agricultural statues) in the second edition of the *** have been as high as 280,000 yuan, 5 yuan vouchers (1953 edition) and 3 yuan vouchers (Jinggangshan), and the market price has risen to 29,000 yuan respectively. 41,000 yuan; in the third edition of the ancient currency watermark two-dollar ticket transaction price of 2,000 yuan, five-star watermark two yuan 1300 yuan, back green one corner coupon 2600 yuan, red dated 3,800 yuan. In contrast, the fourth edition of *** is relatively "close to the people." The two yuan note issued in 1980 rose to 60 yuan, but the price was only 2.2 yuan three years ago; in 1980, the 50 yuan banknote soared from 70 yuan a year ago to 3,500 yuan.

According to some businesses, since October 2010, the vast majority of varieties have risen above 100%, and some boutique currencies have even risen to several hundred dollars each day.

Liu Anhe, an expert from the Philatelic Society of Tianjin Philatelic Association, believes that stamps and the collection market will continue to rise in 2011. However, people in the industry pointed out that the current Paper currency market has been overheated and investors need to enter the market cautiously, in particular to stay away from excessive premium banknotes.

Phone Card: Restorative Rise is Expected to Continue

In 2010, when the "Golden Monkey" led the stamps to rise, the industry as the "map test machine card" leading the Tamura card leader, but also led the entire telephone magnetic card to a new round of climax.

In the telephone magnetic card market, the “map test machine card” rose the most mad. It sold 18,000 yuan at the end of 2010, and the price of the entire Tiancun card exceeded 50,000 yuan. Different numbers of magnetic cards have seen mixed gains, but within a month, the average increase of all varieties of Tamura cards will reach more than 5%.

The collection of telephone magnetic cards does not seem to be as famous as stamps and coins. However, in 2010, when people were looking for new investment channels, the telephone magnetic card market also “exposed.” Since the price is a bit lower than that of stamps and coins, the telephone magnetic card market has attracted many buyers and the transaction is active, undoubtedly pushing up the market price of the entire telephone magnetic card.

Many sellers of the postal currency card market have stated that there is no sign of large-scale speculation on the telephone magnetic card, which should be a recovering increase. It is understood that the telephone magnetic card experienced two large-scale increases in 1997 and 2007, and the overall price of the Tamura Card in 2010 is still somewhat different from the previous two highs.

Magnetic card collector Li Yan told reporters in the "Investment and Finance": "The price increase in 2010 should be a normal compensatory growth market. There is still a certain amount of upside in the telephone card market in 2011."

However, experts in the industry stated that compared with stamps and coins, telephone magnetic cards do not have a long history and use value, and their prices have risen frequently, which is also related to the influx of hot money. For ordinary investors, investment Phone cards need to take more risks.