Original title: Don’t miss it! Winter Olympics coins, Winter Olympics banknotes, second appointment from the 11th
According to the working arrangements for the issuance of commemorative coins by the People’s Bank of China, ordinary commemorative coins and commemorative banknotes of the 24th Winter Olympic Games (hereinafter referred to as “Winter Olympic coins” and “Winter Olympic banknotes”) will be exchanged by appointment for the first time, and the remaining parts will be exchanged by appointment again. The appointment period is from 22:30 on February 11, 2022 to 24:00 on February 13, 2022.
The Wuhan Branch of the People’s Bank of China announced that the number of re-scheduled exchanges of Winter Olympics coins in Hubei Province was 1,078,137 sets, and the number of re-scheduled exchanges of Winter Olympics banknotes in Hubei Province was 2,206,796 sets. According to the situation of epidemic prevention and control, combined with the recent appointment of ordinary commemorative coins, Hubei Province will not arrange on-site appointments for Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes. The public can make appointments and register through online channels such as the official website of the host bank, WeChat public account, mobile APP, etc.
In Hubei, Bank of China, Bank of Communications, China Post Savings Bank, Huaxia Bank, and Pudong Development Bank jointly undertake the re-appointment exchange of Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes in Hubei Province. The reservation and exchange limit for Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes is 20 sets per person. After making an appointment, you can log in to the official website of the host bank to check the appointment results from February 16.
The exchange period for Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes is from February 18 to February 24, 2022. During the redemption period, the public will hold the original second-generation resident ID card and go to the business outlet where they have made an appointment to register for on-site redemption. If the public collects Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes on behalf of others, they must hold the original second-generation resident ID cards of the recipient and the recipient, and the number of recipients does not exceed 5.
The Wuhan Branch of the People’s Bank of China reminded that ordinary commemorative coins (banknotes) are generally positioned for commemoration and collection, and speculation, repositioning, and circulation are discouraged. In order to give full play to the role of ordinary commemorative coins (banknotes) in publicizing commemorations, safeguarding public interests, and avoiding waste of public resources, please make an appointment for the Winter Olympics coins and Winter Olympics banknotes according to commemorative and collection needs. Exchange, and avoid the act of not redeeming or depositing after redemption.