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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents a finely detailed proof depiction of two long-haired Pekingese dogs in a naturalistic outdoor setting, one reclining and one in a playful forward pose, rendered with exceptional sculptural relief. A flowering branch extends from the upper left, adding an elegant botanical element to the composition. The cyclical year designation 丙戌 appears in the upper right field, identifying this as the Year of the Dog in the Chinese lunisolar calendar. The denomination 50元 is inscribed in the lower left field. The overall artistic style reflects traditional Chinese painting aesthetics transposed into high-relief numismatic form. |
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China's Lunar Series II dog issue was produced at a moment when the People's Bank was aggressively expanding its bullion and commemorative programs for international collector markets. The 155.44g format — a nominal 5 troy ounce specification — was standard across the higher-denomination lunar pieces of this run, distinguishing them from the smaller 1oz issues that dominated secondary market trading.
KM#1683 mintage figures for this piece were capped at 8,000, a ceiling that kept secondary prices firm almost immediately after release.