World Cup virtual currency

Since the United Arab Emirates issued three commemorative coins for the 9th Mexico world cup in 1970, commemorative coins have been issued for each world cup

the first World Cup commemorative coin issued by the host country was the 11th World Cup in 1978. Argentina issued a set of commemorative coins of 3 silver and 3 aluminum. China first issued commemorative coins for the world cup in 1982 in Spain, including one gold coin, two silver coins and one copper coin. For the first time, two host countries issued a set of commemorative coins for the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan. The obverse design of the commemorative coin for the 18th World Cup in Germany comes from the famous German coin designer Erlich? Ott, the back is from the Bonn female painter Maria? Hadgen, this is the first German commemorative coin CO proced by two designers. The peak of issuing commemorative coins in non host countries is the 15th World Cup, with 46 countries issuing 83 kinds of commemorative coins. China has issued commemorative coins for the 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 18th World Cup, with 3 gold coins, 12 silver coins and 1 copper coin

the commemorative coins of the world cup in South Africa are divided into gold and silver, with a global circulation of 25000 1-ounce silver coins, 10000 1 / 10-ounce gold coins and 15000 1 / 4-ounce gold coins. At present, they can only be purchased in sets in China, such as 1 / 10-ounce or 1 / 4-ounce gold coins with 1-ounce silver coins. The gold and silver commemorative coin sets are limited to 3000 sets worldwide, with prices ranging from more than 3000 yuan to more than 8000 yuan

in addition, there is a set of five commemorative silver coins, including all five silver coins issued by South Africa since its successful bid to host the world cup in 2006 (one each year), and only 1000 sets are issued worldwide. The obverse design of the silver coin is the national emblem of the Republic of South Africa and "South Africa" written in the official language of the Republic of South Africa, and the reverse design is different. The 2006 commemorative coin is centered on the symbol of "2010fifaworkcupsouthafrica", with eagle and rose on the left, symbolizing the last host country of Germany, and the unique African animal - serpent vulture and plant - plotya wood on the right, It means "handover"; The commemorative coin of 2009 includes the mascot of the world cup in South Africa, and four grooves are designed. Four metal balls can be put into the grooves by skillful shaking, which increases the interest

among the world cup collections, precious metal commemorative coins generally have more room for appreciation. At present, the international gold price keeps rising, and the material of commemorative coin itself has become a valuation factor valued by collectors. According to the instry analysis, the value of commemorative coins is divided into two parts: material price and added value (mainly the premium caused by the theme and event speculation). In the world cup commemorative coins issued this time, the material price of gold coins accounts for a high proportion, the added value is small, and the appreciation potential is relatively greater. In addition, because of its scarcity and commemorative significance, the set of five commemorative silver coins also has a larger appreciation space

To commemorate the 18th German World Cup, China issued a set of gold and silver commemorative coins for the 2006 German World Cup on January 18, 2005. There are 3 commemorative coins in total, including 1 Gold Commemorative Coin and 2 silver commemorative coins. The front of the set of commemorative coins is the logo of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany (color), and the country name and year number are printed. Back design: 1 / 4 oz Jinyue commemorative coin, back design: "2006 Germany World Cup commemorative" in Chinese and English, Temple of heaven and football map, and denomination. It is round in shape, 22 mm in diameter, with a face value of 100 yuan and a maximum of 10000 pieces issued. On the back of the 1-ounce silver commemorative coin, there are Chinese and English characters of "2006 World Cup in Germany" and pictures of ancient Chinese characters and football. It is round in shape, 40mm in diameter, with a face value of 10 yuan and a circulation of 50000 pieces. On the back of the 1kg silver commemorative coin are the Chinese characters of "2006 World Cup in Germany", the picture of Hercules cup and football, and the denomination. It is round in shape, 100 mm in diameter, 300 yuan in value and 3000 pieces in circulation