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| 正面描述 | Central field features the Royal Emblem of Bhutan: a double vajra (dorje) flanked by two rampant dragons in high relief, all rising from a blooming lotus flower at the base, rendered in intricate detail within the silver centre. The outer steel ring is decorated with small asterisk ornaments evenly spaced around the circumference. An inscription in Dzongkha script appears at the top of the field, while the legend KINGDOM OF BHUTAN is engraved in Latin characters along the lower rim. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse, struck in the silver centre, displays a detailed eight-pointed compass rose with cardinal and intercardinal direction markers (N, S, W, O, NW, NO, SW, SO) clearly inscribed on each point. The date is split across the upper field, reading 20 to the left and 04 to the right of the north point. The denomination 250 and the currency name NGULTRUM are inscribed vertically along the left side of the outer steel ring, with the motto LUX LUCIS arranged vertically along the right side. |
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Bhutan's Royal Monetary Authority issued this high-value bimetallic piece during a period of significant economic modernization under Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth Druk Gyalpo, who had been systematically opening the country to foreign trade and limited tourism since the 1970s. The 250-ngultrum denomination placed this well above everyday circulation — it functioned from the outset as a commemorative and collector issue rather than a working coin. The bimetallic format, then fashionable among mints producing prestige issues, required the silver centre to be seated into the steel ring under considerable pressure, a process that occasionally produced minor misalignments visible on the join.