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| 背面描述 | Central field features a finely detailed high-relief composition of two qilin (Chinese unicorns) — a standing adult and a recumbent foal — set among blossoming peonies rendered in delicate relief. The legend 中美吉祥物麒麟 arcs along the upper left periphery in Chinese characters, with the English inscription UNICORN appearing to the upper right. The denomination 150元 is inscribed to the left field. |
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| 边缘 | Reeded |
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The Chinese Unicorn series launched in 1994 as a direct competitor to the Panda program, targeting international bullion collectors rather than domestic circulation. The 150 Yuan denomination in this series corresponds to the kilo-weight format, and the 1995 issue carries notoriously low mintage figures — production was capped at 200 pieces worldwide, making it among the scarcest of the modern Chinese commemorative silver kilos.
The People's Bank contracted striking to the Shanghai Mint. Surviving examples rarely appear at auction, and when they do, condition is almost always Proof as issued — unsurprising given that none entered commerce as spendable currency.