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| 背面描述 | Two sinuous Chinese dragons rendered in high relief, depicted in dynamic confronting postures as they encircle a luminous pearl at the centre of the composition. The dragons are set against a background of stylized swirling clouds, executed in fine detail characteristic of the Perth Mint's proof coinage tradition. The overall design draws on classical Chinese iconographic motifs symbolizing power, prosperity, and good fortune. The mintmark P and the designer's initials JM appear in the field. |
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| 边缘 | Reeded |
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The "Double Dragon" belongs to Perth Mint's long-running lunar and themed bullion program, but this particular release carries a specific cultural weight: the double dragon motif is rooted in Chinese imperial symbolism, where paired dragons traditionally denote balance between opposing forces. Perth has heavily targeted Asian bullion buyers since the 1990s, and issues like this one are designed with that market explicitly in mind — the .9999 fineness itself being a deliberate choice, since the four nines carry auspicious numerical associations in Chinese tradition.