In which year did the People's Bank of China issue the Zodiac commemorative coins?

As for the commemorative coins of the zodiac, China issued the first commemorative coin of the Year of the Sheep from 65438+2003126 October, and then issued one every year.

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Different zodiac commemorative coins represent different meanings:

Sheep: Children in China traditional costumes hold sheep-shaped lanterns and "ghost tails" hanging on Ruyi.

Monkey: Flying a kite for children dressed in traditional China costumes. The kite has a monkey king pattern on it, a decorative wind line on the background, and the word "Shen Jia" printed below the inner edge.

Chickens: Children in traditional China costumes are carrying a basket, two chickens in their left hand and a grasshopper in their right hand. There is a hen under the basket. On the left is a Spring Festival lantern with the words "Mantang Fu" written on it, and the word "Yiyou" is printed on the lower right of the inner edge.

Dogs: Children in traditional China costumes play with dogs. The word "Xu Bing" is printed below the inner edge.

Pig: For the scene where a little girl and a little pig are playing on the swing, the word "Ding Hai" is printed below the inner edge.

Mouse: A little boy holds a Chinese knot with a mouse pattern in his left hand and a string of firecrackers with the word "money" in his right hand, which means happy New Year and good luck in the Year of the Rat. The word "Wu Zi" is printed on the lower right of the inner edge.

Niu: The main scene on the back of this ordinary commemorative coin is a little boy playing a flute in China traditional costume, and a golden bull is presenting a treasure in the background. The word "self-ugliness" was published below the inner edge.

Tiger: A child wearing a tiger's head hat knocks on the waist drum. The background is a pattern of firecrackers and cloth tigers, and the word "Geng Yin" is printed below the inner edge.

Rabbit: The main scene on the back of this ordinary commemorative coin is a little girl holding a windmill and a rabbit lamp, and the word "Xinmao" is printed below the inner edge.

Dragon: On the back, the main scene shows a little boy in China traditional costume dancing dragon. The words "Renchen" are printed on the lower right of the inner edge.

Snake: issued by the People's Bank of China, with the year number of 1 yuan and the Chinese phonetic alphabet of one yuan and 20 13; On the back is a picture of a little boy playing with a toy snake and a little girl flying a kite, with "Ghost Silk" printed on it.

Ma: The People's Bank of China, 1 yuan, hanyu pinyin 1 yuan and year number 20 14 are printed on the front. On the back is a little girl riding on a wooden horse. The pendant means "Qing Ji is more than enough" and the words "Wu Jia" are printed on the right.

Zodiac Commemorative Coin Collection-Baidu Encyclopedia