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| 裏面の説明 | A highly stylized, geometric low-relief depiction of an ox's head dominates the central field, rendered in a faceted, prismatic artistic style evoking traditional Chinese decorative motifs. The design is enriched with vivid polychrome coloring in hues of blue, red, and orange, incorporating flowing auspicious cloud and floral patterns radiating symmetrically around the ox in the background. The cyclical Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches inscription '辛丑' appears in the upper field, referencing the Year of the Ox in the Chinese lunisolar calendar. The denomination '50元' is positioned in the lower right field. |
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China's lunar silver series has been issued annually since 1981, but the 150g format occupies a specific tier introduced to satisfy institutional and gift-market demand without cannibalizing the flagship kilo pieces. The 2021 Ox issue falls in the second year of a new twelve-year lunar cycle, the first having completed in 2020 with the Rat.
The People's Bank controls mintages tightly and does not publish official figures for this denomination, a policy that has frustrated secondary market pricing since the series began scaling up in the 2000s.