The People’s Bank of China is to issue the 2026 Chinese Bing Wu Year (Year of the Horse) Precious Metal Commemorative Coins on 26th November, 2025. The set consists of 11 coins, including 6 gold coins, 4 silver coins and 1 platinum coin. All coins are legal tender of the People’s Republic of China.
Common Obverse Design: Each coin in the set bears the common obverse design featuring the national emblem of the PRC, Chinese traditional auspicious patterns, the title of PRC and the year date.
Reverse Designs:
The 10 kilos round gold coin depicts galloping horses, with a combined design of auspicious clouds, mountains and water pattern, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 1 kilo plum blossom shaped gold coin depicts galloping horses, with a combined design of mountains and auspicious clouds, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 500 grams round gold coin depicts a decorative design of a horse head with auspicious clouds, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 150 grams round gold coin depicts a mare and her foal, with a combined design of mountains, grassland and clouds, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 15 grams plum blossom shaped gold coin depicts a galloping horse silhouette, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 3 grams round gold coin depicts a decorative design of a horse with auspicious clouds, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 1 kilo round silver coin depicts a decorative design of twin horses, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 150 grams round silver coin depicts a galloping horse, with a combined design of mountains and rivers, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 30 grams plum blossom shaped silver coin depicts a decorative design of a horse, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 15 grams round silver coin depicts a decorative design of a horse with auspicious clouds, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
The 15 grams round platinum coin depicts a horse in traditional Chinese paper-cut style, accompanied with a monkey, a bee, a butterfly, the sun, flowers and grasses, the words “Bing Wu” in Chinese and the face value.
This set of precious metal commemorative coins, minted by Shenyang Mint Co., Ltd., Shanghai Mint Co., Ltd., and Shenzhen Guobao Mint, is solely distributed by China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd.
