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| 表面の説明 | Against a mirror-polished dark field, multiple stylized figures representing the twelve animals of the Oriental zodiac are depicted in relief, scattered among stars and constellations in an astronomical composition. At the top of the dodecagonal flan, a raised cartouche bears the denomination '500 ТЕҢГЕ' in large numerals. The peripheral legend, rendered in both Latin and Kazakh Cyrillic scripts, reads 'REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN' and 'ҚАЗАҚСТАН РЕСПУБЛИКАСЫ' encircling the field. The gold fineness and weight inscription 'Au 999 7.78 gr.' appears in the lower portion of the field. A decorative sunrise motif is engraved at the base of the border. |
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Kazakhstan's lunar gold series follows the Chinese zodiac calendar adopted across Central Asian commemorative programs in the 2000s, targeting collector markets in East Asia and the diaspora. The 2011 rabbit issue falls within a run of annual releases that the National Bank used to build foreign reserve liquidity through numismatic sales — a financing mechanism several post-Soviet states leaned on heavily after independence.
The 7.78g weight is not incidental: it equals precisely one quarter troy ounce, aligning the piece with standard bullion fractions recognized in international precious metals markets.