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| 正面文字 | Chinese |
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| 背面描述 | Two goats rendered in an expressive, traditional Chinese brush-painting style occupy the central field in high relief; the larger goat stands prominently in the foreground while a second goat, shown with curved horns, climbs upon its back, evoking themes of vitality and auspiciousness associated with the Lunar Year of the Goat. A flowering plum branch and rocky outcrop appear in the upper right field, complemented by tufts of grass in the lower left. The denomination 1000元 is inscribed in the left field, and the artist's seal signature appears in lower right. The mirror-like proof fields provide a strong contrast to the finely frosted devices. |
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The 1991 Chinese Lunar gold series occupied a peculiar position in the People's Republic's bullion program — these large-format pieces were never intended for domestic circulation and were produced almost exclusively for export to foreign collectors and investors. The 1000 Yuan denomination existed on paper only; no Chinese citizen in 1991 had legal access to foreign exchange markets where such a coin could be meaningfully priced or traded.
Struck at the Shenzhen Guobao Mint, the 1991 Goat issue carries a mintage of just 1,000 pieces worldwide.