China 10 yuan Dragon Year Flower Shape Lunar Calendar PR69 PCGS silver coin 2012

The China 10 Yuan Dragon Year Lunar Calendar silver coin of 2012 is a spectacular modern commemorative issue distinguished by its elegant flower-shaped format and exceptional proof striking quality. Issued during the Year of the Dragon, this coin celebrates one of the most powerful and auspicious symbols in Chinese culture. The coin is struck in silver, certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, and preserved in near-perfect condition.

The obverse showcases a dynamic and finely detailed depiction of a Chinese dragon in motion. The dragon’s scaled body coils gracefully across the surface, with sharp claws, flowing whiskers, and an expressive face rendered in high relief. Subtle cloud motifs appear above, enhancing the sense of movement and mythological power. The denomination 10 Yuan is placed clearly within the design, while Chinese characters are positioned to the side. The flower-shaped rim adds depth and sculptural elegance to the composition.

The reverse features the national emblem of the People’s Republic of China set within a richly textured ornamental field. Five stars appear above a traditional architectural structure, surrounded by intricate patterns and decorative elements that follow the flower-shaped contour. The year 2012 is displayed at the bottom. Deep cameo contrast between frosted relief and mirrored fields highlights every detail.

This refined proof issue is a standout piece combining zodiac symbolism, innovative shape, and premium minting quality—an excellent addition to any modern Chinese silver collection.

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