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renminbi, the legal tender that carries the country's economic lifeline and national culture, has long been deeply integrated into every corner of our daily lives. when we mention the renminbi, especially when the topic focuses on the fifth set of renminbi that is currently in wide circulation, a sense of familiarity arises spontaneously. this set of renminbi is famous for its exquisite design and advanced anti-counterfeiting technology. there are six denominations that constitute the basic units of our daily transactions: one yuan, five yuan, ten yuan, twenty yuan, fifty yuan and the largest 100 yuan note. among these six denominations, the 100 yuan note is not only eye-catching because of its high face value, but also attracts much attention because of its unique issuance history and collection value.

in the series of the 100-yuan banknotes of the fifth set of rmb, the track of time is clearly discernible. in 1999, 2005 and 2015, three different years witnessed the subtle changes in its design and the continuous upgrading of anti-counterfeiting technology. among them, the 100-yuan banknote of 1999 is particularly special. it is regarded as a "wrong version of the banknote" by some collectors because of the missing "yuan" logo on the back. this unique feature not only makes it leave a unique mark in the long river of history, but also quietly promotes the rise of its collection value. although it was issued for a short time and withdrew from the circulation stage in just a few years, it is precisely this scarcity and uniqueness that makes the 1999 version of the 100-yuan banknote highly sought after in the collection market. the price of a single banknote has quietly climbed above the face value, reaching a level of about 105 yuan.