2013 1 oz Chinese Shanghai Memory Ghetto Gold Medal .999 Fine
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2013 1 oz Chinese Shanghai Memory Ghetto Gold Medal .999 Fine
Honor an extraordinary chapter of history with the 2013 1 oz Chinese Shanghai Memory Ghetto Gold Medal .999 Fine. Struck by the prestigious Shanghai Mint, this commemorative gold medal recognizes the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Shanghai's Designated Area for Stateless Refugees, commonly known as the Shanghai Ghetto. Containing 1 troy oz of .999 fine gold, this remarkable collectible has an exceptionally limited worldwide mintage of just 570 pieces. Featuring meaningful historical imagery and an individually engraved serial number, it offers a compelling combination of precious metal content, historical significance, and numismatic collectability.
During the late 1930s and early 1940s, Shanghai became an important refuge for thousands of Jewish people fleeing Nazi persecution in Europe. While many countries imposed strict immigration restrictions, Shanghai remained one of the few destinations accessible to refugees seeking safety. Approximately 20,000 Jewish refugees found shelter in the city, joining an existing Jewish community and establishing new lives under extremely difficult circumstances.
In February 1943, Japanese occupation authorities established the Designated Area for Stateless Refugees in Shanghai's Hongkew district, now known as Hongkou. Many Jewish refugees were required to relocate to this restricted neighborhood, which became widely known as the Shanghai Ghetto.
Each medal features a unique laser-engraved serial number, individually identifying the piece within this limited commemorative release.
Medal Features:
- Limited mintage of 570
- Made from .999 pure gold with a weight of 1 troy oz
- Minted by Shanghai Mint
- Obverse: Features a detailed panoramic view of Shanghai, highlighting the city's historic waterfront and surrounding architecture. The design captures the urban landscape that became a place of refuge for thousands of displaced people during World War II
- Reverse: Presents an evocative street scene depicting a mother and daughter walking through a narrow Shanghai alley accompanied by a small dog. The mother holds an umbrella, creating a touching image of everyday life amid the challenges of wartime displacement.
Why Own the 2013 Shanghai Memory Gold Medal?
- Historical Significance: Commemorates an important chapter of World War II refugee history.
- Individual Serial Number: Each medal is uniquely identified.
- Specialized Collector Appeal: An unusual addition to Chinese numismatic and historical collections.
- Meaningful Artwork: Honors the experiences of refugees who found shelter in Shanghai.
Some collectibles offer more than precious metal value - they preserve stories that deserve to be remembered. The 2013 Shanghai Memory Gold Medal commemorates the resilience of refugees who found sanctuary in Shanghai during one of history's darkest periods. With only 570 examples produced worldwide, this individually numbered gold medal presents a distinctive opportunity for collectors seeking an uncommon piece with lasting historical meaning.
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