The People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue a set of 2024 auspicious cultural gold and silver commemorative coins on May 20, 2024. There are 8 commemorative coins in this set, including 3 gold commemorative coins, 4 silver commemorative coins, and 1 gold and silver bimetallic commemorative coin, all of which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China.
1. Commemorative coin design
(1) Positive pattern.
The obverse of this set of commemorative coins is patterned with the word "auspicious", lined with traditional Chinese auspicious ornaments, and printed with the name of the country and the year number.
(2) Back pattern.
The reverse of the 5-gram round gold "One Year Old" commemorative coin is in the shape of a decorative windmill with the words "One Year Old One Gift" and the denomination.
The reverse of the 100-gram round silver "One Year Old One Gift" commemorative coin is a decorative combination of bows, clouds, stars, lines, etc., and the words "One Year Old One Gift" and the denomination are published.
The reverse of the 5-gram Ruyi-shaped gold "Endless Life" commemorative coin is a combination of ginkgo fruit and ginkgo leaves, and the words "Endless Life" and the denomination are published.
The reverse of the 30-gram Ruyi-shaped silver "Endless Life" commemorative coin features a decorative combination of dolphins, waves, corals, starfish, etc., and the words "Endless Life" and the denomination.
The reverse of the 5-gram gold and 3-gram silver heart-shaped bimetal "Heart-to-Heart Print" commemorative coin is a heart-shaped decorative combination pattern, with the words "Heart-to-Heart Print" and the denomination.
The reverse of the 30-gram heart-shaped silver "Heart-to-Heart Print" commemorative coin features a combination of swans, hearts, flowers and other decorative patterns, as well as the words "Heart-to-Heart Print" and the denomination.
The reverse of the 3-gram round gold "Perfect" commemorative coin is in the shape of a decorative vase, with the words "Perfect" and the denomination.
The reverse of the 15-gram round silver "Perfect" commemorative coin features a decorative phoenix with the words "Perfect" and a denomination.
2. Specifications and issuance of commemorative coins
The 5-gram round gold commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 5 grams of pure gold, with a diameter of 20 mm, a denomination of 80 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum circulation of 5,000 pieces.
The 100-gram round silver commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 100 grams of sterling silver, with a diameter of 60 mm, a denomination of 30 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum circulation of 10,000 pieces.
The 5-gram Ruyi-shaped gold commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 5 grams of pure gold, an external rectangular shape of 18 mm × 24 mm, a denomination of 80 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum circulation of 10,000 pieces.
The 30-gram Ruyi-shaped silver commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 30 grams of sterling silver, 36 mm × 47 mm with a rectangle of 10 yuan, 99.9% fineness, and a maximum circulation of 20,000 pieces.
5 grams of gold and 3 grams of silver heart-shaped bimetallic commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 5 grams of pure gold, 3 grams of pure silver, 27 mm of side length of the outer square, 80 yuan denomination, 99.9% fineness, and a maximum circulation of 30,000 pieces.
The 30-gram heart-shaped silver commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 30 grams of sterling silver, with a side length of 40 mm on the side of the outer square, a denomination of 10 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum mintage of 50,000 pieces.
The 3-gram round gold commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 3 grams of pure gold, with a diameter of 18 mm, a denomination of 50 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum circulation of 10,000 pieces.
The 15-gram round silver commemorative coin is a proof coin, containing 15 grams of sterling silver, with a diameter of 33 mm, a denomination of 5 yuan, a fineness of 99.9%, and a maximum circulation of 40,000 pieces.
3. Casting units and sales channels
The commemorative coins were struck by Shenyang Mint Co., Ltd., Shanghai Mint Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen National Treasure Mint Co., Ltd., and distributed by China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd.
Source: CCTV Finance
Editor: Bi Yangjing
Editor-in-charge: Gao Qin
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