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Lunar Year Coins Bars
I N F O R M A T I O N
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HISTORY
Lunar New Year, Chinese Chunjie, Vietnamese Tet,
Korean Solnal, Tibetan Losar, also known as
Spring Festival, is a festival celebrated in
China and other Asian countries that starts with
the first new moon of the lunar calendar and
finished 15 days after that with the first full
moon.
Because the lunar calendar is based on lunar
cycles, the dates of the holiday vary slightly
from year to year, beginning among January 21
and February 20 on Western calendars.
The Lunar New Year festival has thousands of
years of history and is engrained in
legend. Nian, a hideous beast said to feast on
human flesh on New Year's Day, is one legend.
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Amazing Coins Bars
2022 Scottsdale Year of the Tiger 1 oz Gold Bar
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The obverse shows a detailed sculpt and strike
of the Lunar Tiger.
The reverse includes the Heraeus Suisse assay
logo
the weight, purity, and metal type.
Obverse
Reverse
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2022 Niue Lunar Year of the Tiger 1 oz Silver
Colored Proof
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A fiery-colored tiger image set against an
iridescent pattern "Year of the Tiger" is
engraved.
Displays Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Obverse
Year
Reverse
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2022 Great Britain Lunar Year of the Tiger 1/4
Oz Gold Proof
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Inscriptions include, "YEAR OF THE TIGER .
2022. Displays stunningly detailed tiger is
included. The tiger is depicted stalking
forward, its gaze fixed on the viewer.
Obverse
Displays the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II. Inscriptions include,
"ELIZABETH II . D . G . REG . F . D . 25 POUNDS."
Reverse
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2020 Australia Perth Lunar Mouse Special Release
1/4 oz Silver Colored BU
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A colored pumpkin with two mice checking it
out. The background displays a simple outline-
engraving of a pumpkin vine and flower, as well
as a second pumpkin. Inscriptions include the
Chinese character for "MOUSE," the English
inscription "MOUSE 2020,"
Obverse
The Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II The coin's weight and purity
Reverse
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How People Spend Their Money
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of Chinese people spending money on the
following during spring festival
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Gifts
Dinner
Travelling
Transportation
Clothes Shopping
Going Out To Party
Gift honouring Parents
Decorations Fireworks
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Interesting Facts
Each Chinese New Year marks the start of a new
animal's zodiac year.
It is a festival for one- quarter of the
worldwide people.
The holiday is also known as "Spring Festival."
Per year, the date of Chinese New Year changes.
People consume auspicious foods on Chinese New
Year's Eve.
The Chinese New Year is an excellent
opportunity to visit China!
The celebration takes place 16 days until the
Lantern Festival.
This was traditionally a time for praying to
the harvest gods.
People consume auspicious foods on Chinese New
Year's Eve.
During the Chinese New Year, red decorations
can be found everywhere.
Countless red envelopes are interchanged.
It is not permitted to wash, sweep, or dispose
of garbage.
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