100 New Dollars Sun Yat-sen

Reverse

Upper: two separate latent images, rotating the face of the coin towards the right reveals the image of plum blossoms, and towards the left, the shape of the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipei.

middle: Dr. Sun's own calligraphy of "The Great Commonwealth (by Confucius)

A pattern of plum blossoms encircles the inside edge.

Lettering:
1 oz. Ag999

大道之行也天下為公選賢與能講信修睦故人不獨親其親不獨子其子使老有所終壯有所用幼有所長矜寡孤獨廢疾者皆有所養男有分女有歸貨惡其棄於地也不必藏於己力惡其不出於身也不必為己是故謀閉而不興盜竊亂賊而不作故外戶而不閉是謂大同
孫文 (with a seal)

100圓

Translation:
"When the Great Principle prevails, the world is a Commonwealth in which rulers are selected according to their wisdom and ability. Mutual confidence is promoted and good neighborliness cultivated. Hence, men do not regard as parents only their own parents, nor do they treat as children only their own children. Provision is secured for the aged till death, employment for the able-bodied, and the mean of growing up for the young. Helpless widows and widowers, orphans and the lonely, as well as the sick and the disable, are well cared for. Men have their respective occupations and women their homes. They do not like to see wealth lying idle, yet they do not keep it for their own gratification. They despise indolence, yet they do not use their energies for energies for their own benefit. In this way, selfish scheming are repressed, and robbers, thieves and other lawless men no longer exist, and there is no need for people to shut their outers. This is called the Great Harmony (TA TUNG)."

100 Dollars

Edge

Reeded

Interesting fact

Price

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