The reservation for the Year of the Dragon has ended, and the next stop is coming!
According to the issuance plan, the next issue is a 10 yuan commemorative coin, which will be issued in smaller quantities than the dragon banknote, and it is likely that it will continue to shrink.
It is the Siberian Tiger and Leopard Park commemorative coin of the National Park series!
When will this new coin be released and how can I make an appointment?
National Park Commemorative Coin
In 2021, the mainland set up the first batch of 5 national parks, and decided to issue 5 series of commemorative coins.
However, this commemorative set of commemorative coins will not be released until 2023. Due to the postponement, 2 pieces were issued at the same time this year! They are the commemorative coins of the Three Rivers Source and the Giant Panda National Park.
In a similar theme, the face value is usually set at 5 yuan, but the face value of the park coin is 10 yuan, which is more than expected. Their circulation is 80 million, but when the two are issued together, the number is slightly larger.
Therefore, after the issuance of the two park coins, the enthusiasm of Tibetan friends to make an appointment for exchange was not very high, and they came to face value within a few days.
In the follow-up release, Yang Ma also made appropriate adjustments. The next Peking Opera coin was reduced to 60 million coins before it attracted the attention of many Tibetan friends.
Considering the performance of the first 2 park coins, this year's Siberian Tiger and Leopard commemorative coins are generally believed to continue to shrink in the industry!
Is the Siberian tiger and leopard commemorative coin going to shrink?
Siberian Tiger and Leopard commemorative coins will be issued soon!
In addition to one ordinary commemorative coin, this series will also issue precious metal commemorative coins.
Among the announced issuance plans, gold and silver coins with the same theme are the fifth project of the year, and are expected to be issued as soon as June.
Therefore, the next S$10 coin will also be available to us as soon as June.
At the moment, the first two park coins are almost unattended, and if you want to save this series and win the favor of Tibetan friends again, shrinking is a good way.
Many friends believe that the new coin will shrink to 60 million pieces, or even go further, and only issue 50 million pieces.
At the same time, some friends mentioned that the face value can be reduced and turned into a 5 yuan commemorative coin. Anyway, in the word coin, there are cases of different denominations in the same series.
In any case, there is a high probability that the newly issued park coins will be issued in smaller quantities. It is still very worth looking forward to, and it may bring surprises to Tibetan friends.
How to make an appointment
Since 2015, commemorative coins and banknotes have begun to adopt the online reservation mode.
The soon-to-be-issued Siberian Tiger and Leopard commemorative coin will not be an exception.
In the announcement, this commemorative coin will determine the reservation banks in various places, and the subsequent banks will also update their online appointment entrances one after another.
When the appointment is approaching, the entrance will be updated in the conspicuous position of the website and mobile terminal for Tibetan friends to enter the appointment.
Xiaotian will also sort out a detailed appointment strategy for everyone at that time.
It is worth mentioning that even though this new coin will be minted in smaller quantities, it will be less difficult to reserve than the Year of the Dragon banknote, because the subject matter is much less popular. So you don't have to worry about not being able to make an appointment, as long as you participate on time, this kind of less popular commemorative coins are still relatively easy to make an appointment.
As for the precious metal commemorative coins with the same theme, they will be issued in the form of lottery appointments, but there is no need to participate in the unpopular gold and silver coins.