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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a classical scene depicting two robed sages engaged in the study and transmission of Taoist cosmological knowledge. A kneeling figure in traditional Han dress gestures toward a Yin-Yang (太極) diagram placed on the ground before them, while a standing sage holding a scroll faces the kneeling figure. Above the scene, a large Bagua (eight trigrams) symbol encircles a Yin-Yang motif, flanked by horizontal trigram lines extending to either side of the field. The denomination 25元 is inscribed at the lower right, with the Chinese legend 太極陰陽 公元一九九三年 to the left, and the mint mark appears at the lower left. |
| 背面文字 | Chinese/Latin |
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China's platinum panda-adjacent issues of the early 1990s occupied an awkward commercial position — priced above gold equivalents but lacking the collector base that the gold and silver panda series had built through the 1980s. The People's Bank issued platinum pieces in limited quantities throughout this period, targeting overseas buyers rather than domestic circulation, with most distribution channeled through foreign coin dealers and bank subsidiaries in Hong Kong.
The yin-yang designation distinguishes this from the standard panda platinum issues of the same year.