Macau 100 patacas Year of Rabbit MS67 PCGS silver coin 1999

Macau 100 Patacas 1999 silver coin celebrates the Lunar Calendar Year of the Rabbit, pairing Chinese zodiac symbolism with one of Macau’s most recognizable historic monuments. Certified PCGS MS67, the coin features a naturalistic seated rabbit rendered with finely engraved fur, upright ears, expressive eye, whiskers, muzzle, paws and powerful hind leg. Chinese characters appear on both sides of the animal, while the numeral 100 and PATACAS denomination complete the composition within a finely patterned border. The reverse depicts the celebrated Ruins of St. Paul’s, showing the surviving church façade with its tiered structure, columns, arched openings, niches, windows, sculptural ornament and triangular pediment. Stars flank the architecture, with MACAU above and 1999 below. The Rabbit is the fourth animal of the traditional Chinese zodiac and is associated with gentleness, vigilance, elegance and good fortune. Combining detailed animal art, lunar tradition, Macau architecture and a high PCGS grade, this silver issue is an appealing collectible for zodiac and Asian numismatic collections.

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