One-yuan, figures of Dong and Yao 1995-3-1
On the front side, from right to left, there are side portraits of Dong (Shi naiyin) and Yao figures, in dark red color tone; on the back side, there is a picture of the Great Wall, in dark red color tone.
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One-yuan, figures of Dong and Yao 1988-5-10
On the front side, from right to left, there are side portraits of Dong (Shi naiyin) and Yao figures in dark red color tone; on the back side, there is a picture of the Great Wall in dark red color tone.
Five-jiao (50 cents), Miao and Zhuang figures 1987-4-27
On the front side, from left to right, are side portraits of Hmong and Zhuang figures in purple-red tones; on the back side, the national emblem and other motifs are shown in purple-red tones.
Two-jiao (20 cents), figures of the Tujia and Korean nationalities 1988-5-10
On the front side, from left to right, there are side portraits of Tujia (Huang Qiping) and Korean (Su Chunxi) in blue-green tones; on the reverse, the national emblems, etc. are depicted in blue-green tones.
One-jiao (10 cents), figures of Miao and Manchu nationalities 1988-9-22
On the front side, from left to right, there are side portraits of Miao (Wang De’an) and Manchu figures in dark brown color; on the back side, the national emblem, etc. are depicted in dark brown color.
Environmental Protection Commemorative Coin, Participation 2010
Back: The main scene is three figures holding hands. The background is a patterned earth and leaves, symbolizing human beings’ joint participation in protecting the natural environment. The words “Environmental Protection” are printed on the left side of the inner edge.
Calligraphy of the character “和” in official script commemorative coin 2010
Back: The main scene pattern is the word “和” in official script, with the word “和” written in various fonts on the top, and the background is set off by the flying white technique of calligraphy.
Shanghai World Expo Commemorative Coin 2010
Front: Shanghai World Expo emblem. Above the emblem is the word “People’s Republic of China”, below is the miniature text “EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI CHINA”, and at the bottom of the inner edge is the year number “2010”. Back: Shanghai World Expo mascot “Hai Bao”, the background pattern is a group of urban buildings, the words “China 2010 Shanghai World Expo” are printed on the upper edge of the inner edge, and the denomination “1 Yuan” is printed on the lower left
Welcome the New Century Century Dragon Banknote Commemorative Banknot 2000
Obverse: Beijing’s Nine Dragons wall with rising dragons, the left side is the auspicious pattern of “Fire Pearl”
One-yuan Coin, Peony Flower Coin 1992-6-1
Front: national emblem, name of the country, Chinese pinyin and year number. Reverse: Peony Flower and denomination. Diameter: 25mm
Five-jiao (50 cents) Coin, Plum Blossom Coin 1992-6-1
Front: national emblem, name of the country, Chinese pinyin and year number. Reverse: Plum Blossom and denomination. Diameter: 20.5 mm
One-jiao (10 cents, dime) Coin, Chrysanthemum Coin 1992-6-1
Front: national emblem, name of the country, Chinese pinyin and year number. Reverse: Chrysanthemum and denomination. Diameter: 22.5mm
Environmental Protection Commemorative Coin, Concern 2009
Back: The main scene pattern consists of abstract representations of eyes, leaves and the earth, expressing human beings’ concern for the natural environment on which they depend for survival. The words “Environmental Protection” are printed on the right side of the inner edge.
Calligraphy of the character “和” in seal script commemorative coin 2009
Back: The main scene pattern is the word “和” in seal script. The lower left is the word “和” written in various fonts. The background is set off by the flying white technique of calligraphy.
2009 New Year commemorative coin
Front: bank name, denomination, Chinese pinyin letters and year number. Reverse: A little boy in traditional Chinese clothing plays the reed flute, with a golden bull offering treasure in the background. The words “Ji Chou” are printed below the inner edge.
The Complete List of the Third Set of Renminbi(CNY)
The third set of RMB began with the issuance of the 1960 version of the jujube red 10-cent coupon on April 20, 1962, and ended with the issuance of the last 1972 version of the 50-cent coupon on January 5, 1974, spanning a period of 12 years and a total of seven denominations.
Ten-yuan, Great Unity 1966-1-10
The front shows a picture of the people’s representatives walking out of the Great Hall of the People, in black; the back shows the national emblem and Tiananmen, in black and red
Five-yuan, Steelworker 1969-10-20
The front is a picture of a steelmaking worker in light brown, coffee and black tones
Two-yuan, lathe worker 1964-4-15
The front shows a picture of a lathe worker in dark green tones; the back has a pattern of the national emblem and an oil mine in black, red and green tones
One-yuan, tractor driver Liang Jun 1969-10-20
The front shows a picture of female tractor driver Liang Jun operating a tractor, in dark red; the back has the national emblem and a grazing picture in black, yellow, red and blue