10 Dollars Year of the Dog, Silver Piedfort

发行方	Monetary Authority of Singapore
年份	1994
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面值	10 Dollars
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背面描述	The reverse depicts a recumbent dog rendered in high relief against a large circular full moon, surrounded by swirling auspicious clouds that fill the field in a traditional Chinese artistic style. To the upper right, the Chinese cyclical characters 甲戌 (jiǎ xū, denoting the Year of the Dog) are prominently displayed. The denomination $10 appears in the lower centre field, with the inscription 2 TROY OZ .999 FINE SILVER incused along the lower rim. A small engraver's signature is present at the lower left of the central design.
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背面铭文	甲戌 $10 2 TROY OZ .999 FINE SILVER
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附加信息	The piedfort format — struck at double the normal planchet thickness using the same dies as the standard issue — originated as a French mint tradition dating back to medieval times, used initially to produce presentation pieces for assaying and official record. Singapore's adoption of the format for its Lunar series placed it in the company of the Royal Mint and Monnaie de Paris, both of which had revived piedfort collecting in the early 1980s specifically to serve a growing numismatic market. The 1994 Dog year holds particular resonance in Singapore's Chinese community, where the lunar calendar has never been purely ceremonial — the Housing Development Board documented measurable birth-rate fluctuations tied to auspicious years throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

10 Dollars Year of the Dog, Silver Piedfort

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