What year was the penny in the eight-point gold crown collection issued?

The cents in the Eight-cent Golden Crown Series are mainly distributed between 1955 and 1992. In order to understand this answer more deeply, we can discuss it in detail from several aspects. First of all, we need to know what the eight-point golden crown collection is. This is a stamp album, which is specially used to collect China's Eight Immortals coins. Most of these coins are made of brass with the national emblem and year printed on the front. This collection is of great value to coin collectors.

Next, regarding the release year of these cents, according to historical records and information of the collection market, these eight cents were mainly issued from 1955. This year is an important node in the history of coin issuance in China, and it is also the first time to issue the Eight Immortals. From then until 1992, the eight cents coin is one of the main denominations of China coins.

However, it should be noted that although there are still a small number of octal coins issued after 1992, they have not been generally recognized and accepted, so they are usually not included in the collection of octal coins. This is mainly due to the coin system reform in China in the late1990s, which led to the gradual withdrawal of the eight cents coins from the market.

To sum up, the coins of the Eight Immortals Golden Crown Series are mainly issued between 1955 and 1992. This is determined by the history and system of coin issuance in China during this period. When collectors collect these coins, they are not only collecting a currency, but also collecting a history, a history of China's economic development and social changes.