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| 表面の説明 | Central field features the national emblem of Mongolia — the Soyombo symbol surmounting a circular cartouche depicting a galloping horse above a landscape, flanked by traditional ornamental elements and a lotus base with a dharma wheel — all rendered in high relief. The Latin legend MONGOLIA arcs along the upper rim, while the Mongolian traditional script inscription reading Monggol Ulus appears vertically in the right field. The denomination 1000 is struck in large numerals across the lower field, accompanied by the Mongolian traditional script equivalent for Tögrög. |
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Mongolia's early 1990s commemorative gold program coincided almost exactly with the country's chaotic transition away from Soviet-era central planning — the Bank of Mongolia was issuing collector coins for hard currency at the same moment the domestic tugrik was in freefall. The Lunar series, of which this Rooster piece is part, was produced primarily for export sale to Asian markets, particularly Hong Kong dealers who dominated the secondary market for such issues through the mid-1990s.
One troy ounce of .999 fine gold at that weight puts this squarely in the bullion-equivalent collector category, though mintages for the Mongolian Lunar issues of this period were modest enough that numismatic premium has long since detached from spot.