On September 13th, the reporter learned from the People's Bank of China that it is scheduled to issue a set of traditional Chinese auspicious beast gold and silver commemorative coins on September 15th, 2023. This set of gold and silver commemorative coins consists of 8 pieces, including 4 gold commemorative coins and 4 silver commemorative coins, all of which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China. Which "Chinese traditional auspicious beasts" are engraved on commemorative coins? Coin enthusiasts, come and enjoy it. The 2-gram circular gold commemorative coin has a decorative dragon design on the back and is worth 2 grams of pure gold, with a maximum circulation of 30000 pieces. The 2-gram circular gold commemorative coin has a decorative phoenix design on the back and is worth 2 grams of pure gold, with a maximum circulation of 30000 pieces. The 2-gram circular gold commemorative coin has a decorative kylin design on the back and is worth 2 grams of pure gold, with a maximum circulation of 30000 pieces. The 2-gram circular gold commemorative coin has a decorative turtle design on the back and is worth 2 grams of pure gold, with a maximum circulation of 30000 pieces. A 15g round silver commemorative coin with a dragon design on the back and a denomination, containing 15g pure silver, with a maximum circulation of 80000 pieces. The 15g round silver commemorative coin has a phoenix design on the back and a face value, including 15g pure silver. The maximum circulation is 80000 pieces. The back of the 15g round silver commemorative coin features a unicorn design and is printed in denomination, containing 15g pure silver. The maximum circulation is 80000 pieces. The 15g round silver commemorative coin has a turtle shaped design on the back and a denomination, containing 15g pure silver. The maximum circulation is 80000 pieces. (The above images are all from the website of the People's Bank of China) (Xinhua News Agency)