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120 g Silver Coin Set - Auspicious Culture - 2017

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EMK
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### Auspicious Culture 2017 - Set 4 x 30 gr. Silver - Proof - Delivery in original single Boxes - Only 60,000 sets worldwide - Silver: 30 Gram - 99.9 / 40,00 mm This beautiful four-coin set "**Auspicious Culture - luck symbols**" was struck 2017 by the People’s Bank of China from 99,9% silver in proof quality. The „Jian Kang Chang Shou” (Longevity) silver coin features peaches and bats, symbols of good fortune, with wordings ‘Wu Fu Gong Shou’ in Chinese, literally ‘five blessings surround longevity’. The “Sheng Er Yu Nv” (Offsprings) silver coin features pumpkins, vines, gourds and butterflies, with wordings ‘Gua Die Mian Mian’ in Chinese, literally ‘plentiful offsprings like vigorous plants’. The “Mei Man Hun Yin” (Heart) silver coin features crossing-neck mandarin ducks and twin lotus flowers, with wordings ‘Bing Di Tong Xin’ in Chinese, literally ‘twin lotus flowers on one stalk and devoted couple with one heart’. The last silver coin “Ji Xiang Xing Fu” (Surplus) features a girl holding lotus flowers and koi carps, with wordings ‘Nian Nian You Yu’ in Chinese, literally ‘may every year end with plentiful surplus’.