After the holiday, the market shocked the silver dollar fell and the postal market continued to strengthen

The Spring Festival is a watershed for the price of many things. Whether it is Apple's fourth generation or four bags of apples, the prices of the previous year were so high that they couldn't escape the fate of the year. Last year all the way to play the song “Yuan Datou” of Kaixue, the unit price of common parts has risen from RMB 70 to RMB 700. The prices may drop after the year. According to the statistics of the Guangzhou currency market, “Yuan Datou” fell by 10 years later. %about. The postal market that has been silent is the opposite. The rabbit ticket issued before the Spring Festival this year detonated the entire postal market. The 2010 annual stamp volume rose from 160 yuan and 170 yuan to 200 yuan. The price did not show signs of falling after the year. Yesterday, the reporter saw from the Hangzhou Stamp Printing Company in Fengqi Road that the annual price of 195 yuan was in a state of priceless goods.

Seller's Spring Festival **, "Yuan Datou" prices fell

It has only tripled in the past 10 years and tripled in the past year. It is said that silver is the yuan, and the people are more often called the "big head of the Yuan."

The reporter learned from the market that the price of “Yuan Datou” has always been very smooth last year. The price of a single ordinary version of “Yuan Datou” has been hovering at sixty to seventy yuan. At the beginning of last year, it finally broke its head and rose to 200. Diversified, it became three or four hundred in May, and it jumped to five or six hundred in October. In January this year, it reached the throne of 700 yuan.

Some coin collectors even judged last year that “the head of Yuan” breached the 1,000-yuan mark and it is just around the corner.

However, after the Spring Festival, the price of "Yuan Datou" has undergone a slight change. According to the statistics of the Guangzhou coin market, "Yuan Datou" fell by about 10% after the year.

The reporter contacted the Deputy Secretary-General of the Zhejiang Collection Association and Wang Yu of the Numismatic Committee. He personally operated an ancient coin counter, located in the 200 largest collectibles market. "'Yuan Datou' has indeed fallen, and it has dropped from 700 yuan to 680 yuan, at least 20 yuan." Wang Yu said.

“The Spring Festival is a watershed for some of the collectibles. Some sellers will sell some items before the holiday, so the market price will fall. This is the case for Yuan Datou. Before private capital flowed to the silver dollar, the silver dollar would rise. Price, part of the withdrawal of funds during the New Year, the price will naturally fall, in the industry is very normal." Wang Yu said.

The 2010 book is hot, the market is not available

The philatelic lovers Lao Liao recalled that the last boom in the postal market was still in 1997. When Hong Kong returned to the gold foil sheetlet with a face value of 50 yuan, the price rose to 75 yuan. Afterwards, the postal market was stagnant. Many stamps fell below the face value. The gold leaflet had the lowest price of 25 yuan.

In January of this year, the first Zodiac rabbit ticket (a face value of RMB 1.2) was issued in 2011. In just two weeks, prices have undergone tremendous changes. Rabbit tickets rose to 2 yuan, the highest has sold 3 yuan; small version is 6 rabbit tickets, the price speculation to 38 yuan, the highest reached 41 yuan; large version of the ticket including 20 rabbits, the price has come to 72 yuan. Not many days have passed since the stamps were listed. The highest price has risen more than five times. This is a rare sight in the mail market.

To say that during the Spring Festival, the sales of hot items in the postal market are the 2010 annual stamps. Although the annual stamp yearbook is a hot product, the 2010 yearbook is the best seller. According to the reporter's understanding, besides the annual booking of philatelist lovers, the main purpose of purchasing the annual book is to give gifts for the Spring Festival. Therefore, the annual book is often divided into ordinary files and gift files to suit various grades of gift giving specifications.

For example, in the 2010 annual stamp of the ordinary file, during the Spring Festival period, private private transaction prices rose from the initial 160 yuan and 170 yuan to almost 200 yuan.

In the Hangzhou stamp market in Fengqi Road, the 2010 book price is divided into 195 yuan, 246 yuan and 338 yuan and many other grades. The staff told reporters that the price of the annual book they sold in 2010 has not changed, but the ordinary annual book of 195 yuan, although there is a counter on the counter, is actually not available. “Now the ticket for the annual book is very tense. The annual book of the ordinary file is out of stock.”

Lin Hengfu, standing adviser of the Zhejiang Philatelic Association, told reporters that the postal market in 2011 will surely get better and better. This is in line with the current limited investment channels and the inevitable relationship between hot money entering the postal market. However, Lin Hengfu believes that there will certainly be a large number of 2010 yearbooks privately sold in the postal market, so the price is likely to fall.