The Central Bank of the Republic of Taiwan have announced (16th January) that two collector coins will be issued in celebration of the Lunar New Year and the ushering in of the Year of the Dog. The Lunar New Year arrives on the 18th February 2018, and ends on the 4th February 2019, with the year being dedicated to the Dog
Category Archives: Yuan
Heritage Auctions’ most valuable Hong Kong World Coin and Currency Event surpasses $5.4 million
Immaculate Chinese strikes command six-figures; rare 1953 10-yuan note tops currency offerings December 6-8
Dallas, Texas — Setting a house record as the highest-grossing World Coins and Currency Auctions held in Hong Kong, Heritage Auctions’ December 6-8 event realized $5,484,035, as collectors sought out Chinese Proof coins and 19th-century dollars in superb condition. A record 1,685 bidders participated in the $4
Heritage Auctions’ most valuable Hong Kong World Coin and Currency Event surpasses $5.4 million
Immaculate Chinese strikes command six-figures; rare 1953 10-yuan note tops currency offerings December 6-8
Dallas, Texas — Setting a house record as the highest-grossing World Coins and Currency Auctions held in Hong Kong, Heritage Auctions’ December 6-8 event realized $5,484,035, as collectors sought out Chinese Proof coins and 19th-century dollars in superb condition. A record 1,685 bidders participated in the $4
PMG Certifies Rare People’s Republic of China 10,000 Yuan Banknote
Paper Money Guaranty® (PMG®) has certified a rare, high-denomination banknote from the early years of the People’s Republic of China. The 1951 10,000 Yüan note is attributed as Pick 858Aa (Pick refers to the catalog numbers originally developed by Albert Pick and used by the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money) and graded PMG AU […]
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The Coin Analyst: 2016 Panda Coins and the Switch to Metric Weights
By Louis Golino for CoinWeek…. One of the most anticipated events of the modern world coin scene every year is the release in October of the design for the following year’s silver and gold Panda coins by the People’s Bank of China. Last year’s release of these coins shocked many people when the inscriptions for […]
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