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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse depicts two rats rendered in fine relief against a fan-shaped field: a smaller rat perched atop a rectangular cartouche is shown facing a larger rat whose head and whiskers occupy the right portion of the design, conveying a sense of animated interaction characteristic of the Chinese lunar zodiac tradition. Stylized plant tendrils and auspicious decorative elements fill the background in incuse detail. The denomination 150元 (150 Yuan) is inscribed within the rectangular cartouche in the lower left, accompanied by the cyclical year designation 庚子 above it in Chinese characters, referencing the Year of the Rat in the traditional sexagenary cycle. |
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Part of China's long-running lunar gold series, the 2020 Rat issue marks the start of a new 12-year cycle — the Year of the Rat is the first sign in the Chinese zodiac, making this particular annual release slightly more commercially significant than mid-cycle issues. The People's Bank has issued lunar gold pieces in this weight since the 1980s, though the "Arc" designation here refers to a fan-shaped flan format introduced to differentiate collector sub-issues within the broader series. Fan-shaped gold coins of this type are struck on specially prepared planchets requiring individual positioning in the press.