Young people selling 1,000 VND bills in Japan at the price of 140 million VND

After being ripped off, he reduced the selling price to 110,000 VND, but perhaps playing the "obstinate system" but this guy still insisted that this was an antique and rare item.

Recently, the hobby of playing ancient coins is increasingly popular with bills for sale up to hundreds of millions of dong. In the past, there were many products in Vietnam for sale at sky-high prices in foreign countries, surprising many people. And recently, it once again surprised netizens when on a Japanese electronic sales page for sale our country's 1,000 dong banknote at a price that can be said to be unimaginable. Not only that, the ancient Vietnamese banknotes are also for sale in many countries and receive attention from the online community.

The fact that Vietnamese banknotes are sold on overseas shopping sites is mainly for collecting purposes. Its price depends on the rarity of the notes, the value and the serial number of that note. Most of the bills for sale are no longer in circulation, especially the old and rare ones will be "screamed" several hundred, even thousands of times higher than the actual value.

However, recently a bill with a face value of 1,000 VND was sold by a young man in Japan, surprising many people because it was sold for 650,000 VND (equivalent to 140 million VND). According to the seller's description, they advertise this bill as an antique, produced in 1988, so it has 30 years of history, so its price must also be expensive to match the value of the bill.

However, when this information appeared in Vietnam, many people said that in fact this bill was not so precious. Although manufactured in 1998, similar bills are still abundant and appear everywhere in Vietnam.

After being ripped off, he reduced the selling price to 110,000 VND, but perhaps playing the "obstinate system" but this guy still insisted that this was an antique and rare item.

After this post was shared, a lot of netizens commented that if it was sold at this price, it would be really rich because everyone has a file of money like this:

"Please give me her information, I will give you a few more sheets to sell for a good price."

"Knowing that in the past, if I kept the 100 VND bills, I would be rich now."

"This young man must have been tricked into buying and selling by someone."

"This way, I can make a trip to Japan immediately, sell this amount of money, I will live happily for the rest of my life."

The "trick" of Japanese youth immediately made the online community laugh. Many people also joked that: 'You have to take some change from your pocket to post it to sell, maybe you'll be rich'.

Currently, the above information is still a topic of interest from a large number of online communities.

In fact, this is not the first time Vietnamese currency has been sold abroad. Previously, on eBay, the 1 dong note was sold at 1999.99 USD (over 45 million dong). Meanwhile, the same banknote is sold on a site specializing in buying and selling old coins in Vietnam for only 25,000 VND.

Vietnamese currency sold in the West is not only very expensive but also very popular. It is known that whether banknotes or polymers, Vietnamese banknotes are selling well. This can be considered good news for anyone who wants to get rich, just collect old and rare Vietnamese coins, maybe one fine day you will hit a "golden hole" when selling them?

The sale of Vietnamese money in the world is no longer strange, many people often have an interest in playing ancient coins, especially rare goods.

Because for them, collecting them is like preserving history. Through those old coins as an opportunity for future generations to know the prosperity or not of a dynasty in the past.

Not only that, the players of Vietnamese ancient coins also have a greater desire to be able to propagate and promote our country's ancient coins to the world so that international friends and overseas Vietnamese can better understand, Learn more about Vietnamese culture and history. This is a huge meaning of this hobby.

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