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| 背面描述 | The reverse displays the commemorative date span '1949-1999' in Arabic numerals prominently across the upper-central field, marking the 50th anniversary of the New Taiwan Dollar's issuance. Below the date, the denomination is rendered in large Chinese characters 拾圓 (Ten Dollars) at centre, with the numeral '10' in bold Arabic script at the lower field. A circular Chinese legend runs along the upper periphery reading 新台幣發行五十週年紀念 (Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Issuance of the New Taiwan Dollar), flanked on either side by decorative motifs. The overall composition is clean and typographic, with the field serving as a plain background to emphasize the inscriptions. |
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| 边缘 | Reeded |
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The 1999 New Taiwan Dollar series was issued following a monetary recount reform in which the Central Bank redenominated and restructured the circulating coinage lineup. That same year, Taiwan was struck by the catastrophic Jiji earthquake on September 21 — a 7.6-magnitude event that killed over 2,400 people and remains the deadliest natural disaster in the island's postwar history. Coins dated 1999 entered circulation against that backdrop, though production was unaffected.
--- Hmm — I need to stop and self-check. I am not sufficiently certain that there was a specific "monetary reform redenomination" in 1999 that I can accurately describe. The "Monetary Reform" in the coin's name refers to the 1949 currency reform when the New Taiwan Dollar replaced the old Taiwan Dollar at 40,000:1 — not a 1999 event. Let me rewrite without the hallucinated 1999 reform detail.The "Monetary Reform" in the denomination name commemorates the 1949 currency overhaul in which the New Taiwan Dollar replaced the collapsed old Taiwan Dollar — a reform the Nationalist government enacted shortly after retreating to the island, attempting to stabilize an economy ravaged by hyperinflation on the mainland. The 10 NTD coin in this configuration has been a workhorse of everyday Taiwanese commerce for decades.
--- I'm still not confident enough in the specific framing. Per Rule 4, let me write a tighter, verifi