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1993 1 oz China Two Peacocks 10 Yuan Proof Silver Coin
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1993 1 oz China Two Peacocks 10 Yuan Proof Silver Coin
Bring classical Chinese art and low-mintage world silver together with the 1993 1 oz China Two Peacocks 10 Yuan Proof Silver Coin. Issued by the People’s Republic of China, this commemorative coin contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver and carries a face value of 10 Yuan. Its elegant Proof finish showcases a detailed pair of peacocks inspired by the artwork of renowned court painter Giuseppe Castiglione, known in China as Lang Shining. With a reported mintage of only 7,000 pieces, this issue offers considerably more collector focus than a typical mass-produced silver bullion coin.
The coin belongs to a series celebrating ancient and traditional Chinese paintings, translating notable works of art into precious metal. Giuseppe Castiglione was an Italian-born Jesuit missionary and artist who served as a painter at the Qing imperial court, where his work blended European artistic techniques with traditional Chinese aesthetics.
Coin Features:
- Limited mintage of 7,000
- Made from .999 fine silver with a weight of 1 troy oz
- Proof finish
- Fase value:10 Yuan
- Produced by the People's Republic of China
- Individual coins comes sealed
- Obverse: Features the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City along with the year of mintage.
- Reverse: Displays a peacock painting done by Italian artist Giuseppe Castiglione. Inscriptions include weight, purity, and denomination.
Why Own the 1993 Two Peacocks Silver Coin?
- Classical Chinese Artwork: Features peacock imagery associated with Lang Shining.
- Elegant Proof Finish: Highlights the intricate details of the artistic design.
- World Coin Appeal: Combines Chinese history, art, and precious metal content.
- Collector Potential: Its limited production and art-focused theme may support continued numismatic interest.
Art collectors and numismatists alike can appreciate the 1993 China Two Peacocks 10 Yuan Proof for its unusually small 7,000-coin mintage and connection to classical Chinese painting. Its combination of Lang Shining-inspired artwork, one full ounce of .999 fine silver, and an intricate Proof presentation makes this issue a worthwhile addition to collections of scarce Chinese and world coins. Customers can also check our selection of rare world coins, and popular silver bullion at Bullion Exchanges. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our customer service representatives.
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