1 yuan 2015 70 years Victory

China 1 yuan 2015 70 years of Victory.

Obverse: a figure of 70 against the backdrop of pigeons and the relief of the Great Wall of China.

Reverse: In the center of the coin is the coat of arms of the country: the image of the main gate of the former imperial palace - Tai Hu-Tien, located at the entrance to the Forbidden Imperial City (Gugun) in the center of Beijing, at the top of the five stars, below the gear; The whole image is enclosed in a wreath; Over the coat of arms inscription in a semicircle: PEOPLE'S BANK OF CHINA; Under the emblem - the year of coinage - 2017.

The inscription on the edge is RMB, an abbreviation from the Chinese 人民币 (Rénmínbì, literally: "people's money").

The People's Bank of China issued a series of coins in honor of the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the People's Liberation War of the Chinese people against Japan, as well as Victory in the Second World War against fascism. The issue of coins is timed to the surrender of Japan (August 15, 1945) and the end of the Second World War (September 2).

Release date: August 20, 2015