January 18, 2024
1985 Gold China Lunar Year of the OX 8g "Series 1" with BOX/COA
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Offered as a Buy-It-Now or Best Offer is this extremely rare strikingly BEAUTIFUL offering ... 1985 China Gold Commemorative Lunar Year of the Ox "Yichou Year" Proof - Series I Certificate of Authenticity included & Mint Issued Red Velvet Box Weight: 8 gms Fine Pure 91.6% Gold Face Value: Ren Min Bi Y150 Coin Diameter: 23mm Round Only 5,000 Pieces Minted Coin was struck by the China Mint Company Obverse: The Ox painted by the famous Chinese Painter Han Huang in the Tang Dynasty, the title of PRC (People's Republic of China), 150 Y On the Reverse of the gold coin, there engraved “Beijing” in Chinese characters and the year of circulation. The intricate detail of the famous Stone Boat in Summer Palace is beautifully portrayed for all time. Absolutely Pristine! The Coin pictured is the actual coin you will receive. Please examine all supersize photos closely , as we go to great lengthsto provide every buyer with a true and accurate presentation of the coin you will receive. If upon careful photo inspection you find you have issue with anything you see, please do not bid on this item. Any surface marks, other than any disclosed, or distortions are strictly photo reflections from encapsulation. Payment is expected within 48 hours. Item will be shipped within 1 business day of cleared payment. NOTE: GRADED PCGS AND NGC COINS
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