Someone buying old coins came to the market. I found out that a 1960 2-yuan banknote featuring a lathe worker could fetch 2,600 yuan each. I happened to have two, so I was thrilled. I hurried home to get them. The vendor carefully examined the 1960 2-yuan notes, even holding them up to the light. I didn’t know what he was looking for, but he said they were a bit worn and worth no more than 800 yuan each. I was stunned—how did the price go from 2,600 to 800? Wasn’t he trying to rip me off? Although I don’t know much about the market for old banknotes or exactly how much these 2-yuan notes are worth, I felt he was just making excuses to drive the price down. I hesitated, worried I’d sell them for too little, so I decided to hold on to them and not sell. I believe they’ll be worth more in the future. I’d like to ask those in the know: what’s the current market price for these two 1960 2-yuan banknotes featuring a lathe worker? I’d like to find out in advance! $ETH