Guanghua Coins Museum Review

The China Coin Museum is a national special museum directly belonging to the head office of the People's Bank of China. It is mainly engaged in the collection, research and display of coins. It is now under maintenance. It is best to call for consultation before you go.

Guanghua Coin Museum ranks among the private museums in the country. Here you can enjoy the coin collections of collectors Wang Yaguang and Prince Hua father and son. The entire museum covers an area of about 2,000 square meters and has 4 exhibition halls. And the coins of each era are basically boutique, and the quality is very high. Hall 1 displays the coin collection from China's pre-Qin to the fifth and ten generations; Hall 2 displays the coin collection from Song to Qing Dynasty; Hall 3 displays the mechanism coin collection during the late Qing Dynasty; Hall 4 displays the ancient banknotes of Yuan, Ming and Qing and the collection of bills of the Republic of China, of which the three banknotes "Yuan Dynasty to Yuanbao Banknote", "Ming Dynasty Daming Bao Banknote", "Qing Dynasty Household Department official ticket fifty two" belong to the ten rare varieties of Chinese banknotes. Here you can better understand the important role of coins in the long river of our history, and here is also a tourist attraction that coin lovers cannot miss.

Guanghua Coin Museum ranks among the private museums in the country. Here you can enjoy the coin collections of collectors Wang Yaguang and Prince Hua father and son. The entire museum covers an area of about 2,000 square meters and has 4 exhibition halls. And the coins of every era are basically fine, of very high quality.

The collection is rich. The array of exhibits here is more professional than the Shanghai Museum and National Museum. There are also removable magnifying glass in front of some windows to see the details of the coins. The counterfeit banknote exhibits are really breathtaking, all kinds of counterfeit banknotes, realistic, bad, what kind of

Special museums, mainly engaged in the collection, research and display of coins, and are responsible for guiding and promoting coin collection, research and promotion of coin culture