Category: Commemorative Coins

Obverse (Front): Features the inscription of “People’s Bank of China” and the face value “10 YUAN.” It includes the Pinyin “SHIYUAN” and the year “2026,” set against a background of traditional floral patterns (Tuanhua).

Reverse (Back): Showcases a stylized Horse, combining traditional Chinese paper-cutting art with decorative New Year painting elements. The design is accented with festive lanterns and Daylily (Hemerocallis) patterns. The lunar year designation “Bing Wu” (丙午) in Chinese characters is inscribed on the left side.

Obverse (Front): The central design features the National Emblem of the People’s Republic of China. The country name “People’s Republic of China” is inscribed above the emblem, and the year “2025” is inscribed below. The background is accented with traditional Chinese opera musical instruments.

Reverse (Back): The main motif depicts the Jing (Painted Face) role from Chinese Peking Opera. Portions of the design feature a colorized finish, complemented by decorative graphic elements. The inscriptions “Chinese Peking Opera Art” and the face value “5 YUAN” are also included.

The reverse side depicts the official emblem of the commemorative events marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The inscriptions include “80th Anniversary of the Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War” and the denomination

The reverse side showcases the landscape of Hainan’s tropical rainforest and the Hainan gibbon as the central motif. Supplementary elements include Wuzhi Mountain, the Wanquan River, and the Hainan peacock-pheasant. The inscriptions “Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park” and the denomination “10 Yuan” are also included.

Combines traditional Chinese papercutting art and decorative New Year painting elements in the form of a snake, with lanterns and ginseng motifs in the background. The left side of the coin displays the text “乙巳” (Yi Si, the 42nd year in the Chinese sexagenary cycle).

Depicts the image of a “Dan” (female) role from Peking Opera, partially rendered in color and accompanied by decorative motifs. The text “中国京剧艺术” (Peking Opera Art of China) and the denomination “5 yuan” are inscribed.

Back: The main pattern on the back of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard coin is the Northeast tiger, Northeast leopard, red pine, etc., supplemented by Laoye Ridge, Hunchun River, sika deer, etc., and the words “Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park” and the face value “10 yuan” are printed.

The image of a dragon combining traditional Chinese paper-cutting art and elements of decorative New Year’s paintings, lined with lanterns and ganoderma lucidum, with the word “Jichen” printed on the left side of the coin.

The main design is the image of raw horns in the art of Chinese Peking Opera, partially in color, supplemented by decorative graphics, and “Chinese Peking Opera Art” and the denomination of “5 yuan”.

Back: The main scene is a giant panda mother and child, Siguniang Mountain, etc., supplemented by green-tailed pheasants, bamboo forests, etc., with the words “Giant Panda National Park” and the face value.

Back: The main scene is Tibetan antelope and the typical landforms of Sanjiangyuan, supplemented by green velvet, wild yak, black-necked crane, etc., and the words “Sanjiangyuan National Park” and the denomination are printed.

Obverse: The national emblem of the People’s Republic of China, with the country name “The People’s Republic of China” printed above the national emblem, and the decorative patterns of Mount Emei, Leshan Giant Buddha and the year number “2022” printed below. On the back: the Golden Summit of Mount Emei and the Leshan Giant Buddha, etc. The words “World Cultural and Natural Heritage – Mount Emei – Leshan Giant Buddha” are printed below the main scene.

Obverse: The national emblem of the People’s Republic of China, with the country name “People’s Republic of China” printed above the national emblem, and the decorative Huangshan pattern and the year number “2022” printed below. On the back: the welcoming pine and the peaks of Mount Huangshan, etc. The words “World Cultural and Natural Heritage – Mount Huangshan” are printed below the main scene.

Back: The main scene pattern is the image of a rabbit that combines traditional Chinese paper-cutting art with decorative New Year picture elements. The background pattern is lanterns, osmanthus branches and osmanthus flowers. The word “Guimao” is printed on the right side of the coin.

Back: The main scene pattern is the image of a tiger that combines traditional Chinese paper-cutting art with decorative New Year picture elements. The background pattern is lanterns, pine branches, and pine cones. The word “Ren Yin” is printed on the left side of the coin.

Back: Wuyi Mountain’s Jade Girl Peak, Jiuqu Stream, Golden-spotted Swallowtail, tea leaves, bamboo rafts, Wuyi Jingshe, stone carvings, etc. The words “World Cultural and Natural Heritage—Wuyi Mountain” are printed below the main scene.

Back: The main scene is an image of an alpine skier, the background is mountains and snowflakes, and part of it is a colorful pattern, with the words “24th Winter Olympic Games” and the face value printed on it.

Obverse: The main scenery on the obverse is the emblem of the 24th Winter Olympic Games, supplemented by patterned Beijing Winter Olympics competition venues, the Great Wall, snow mountains and other elements. The name of the country “People’s Republic of China” is printed on the top of the coin, and the year number is printed on the bottom. 2022″ words.

Back: The logo for the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, supplemented by design elements such as flowers, streamers, and rays of light. The words “Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Communist Party of China” are printed above the main scene, and the face value “10 yuan” is printed below.

Front: “People’s Bank of China”, the words “10 yuan”, the Chinese pinyin letters “SHIYUAN” and the year number “2021”, with a floral pattern lining the background. Back: The main scene is a head-up cow that combines traditional Chinese paper-cutting art with decorative New Year picture elements. The background is lanterns and grains. The word “Xin Chou” is printed on the left side of the coin.