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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents an elaborate high-relief depiction of Guan Yin (Avalokiteśvara) in the Thousand-Armed form, seated in a lotus position atop a stylized lotus throne. The central figure displays multiple faces stacked vertically and a radiating fan of dozens of arms extending outward, each hand bearing a sacred implement or ritual object including a staff, trident, prayer beads, and other symbolic attributes. The composition is framed by a dense, symmetrical mandorla of smaller hands arranged in concentric arcs, creating a striking sunburst effect. The entire design is rendered in antique silver finish with deep contrast between recessed and raised elements, imparting exceptional sculptural quality. No peripheral legend appears on the reverse. |
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| 铸造量 | 2025 - Antique Finish - 9,999 |
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The Bank of Central African States — the BEAC — issues currency for six member nations, none of which have any historical, cultural, or demographic connection to Chinese Buddhism. Guan Yin is among the most venerated figures in Mahayana Buddhist tradition, but her appearance on a Central African franc is a straightforward commercial decision: the coin is minted for the international bullion and collector market, not for circulation in Cameroon or Chad.
Two-ounce silver rounds dressed as legal tender from obscure issuing authorities have proliferated sharply since the 2010s, with the BEAC among several African monetary bodies lending their names to such programs.