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20 Yuan New look of Hong Kong - Modern domed building

Issuer People's Republic of China
Year 1998
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Value 20 Yuan (20元, 贰拾圆)
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Obverse script Chinese
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Mintage 1998 - Proof - 11,800
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Issued in 1998, this coin commemorates Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty the previous year — one of the more commercially driven commemorative programs the People's Republic ran through the late 1990s. The series targeting Hong Kong–themed subjects was produced in part to satisfy a collector market that had been aggressively speculating on PRC commemoratives since the early 1990s bubble, which itself collapsed around 1994–1995 before partially recovering.

KM#1166 is a two-ounce silver issue, part of a paired or multi-coin set format common to this program. Mintages were typically controlled but not always disclosed transparently by the China Mint.

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