People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * 2002 Five-Yuan Coin of Chaotian Palace in Taiwan Province Province! Is it valuable?

This is one of a series of commemorative coins issued in 2003 in China, Bao Dao and Taiwan Province Province. The front patterns of the five commemorative coins are all national emblems, with the name "People's Republic of China (PRC)" printed above the inner edge and the year numbers "2003", "2004" and "2005" printed below the inner edge respectively. The denominations of commemorative coins are all 5 yuan, with a diameter of 30mm and a weight of12.8g. They are all made of brass alloy, and the number of commemorative coins issued is100000. Commemorative coins include Chaotian Palace, Chikanta, Eluanbi, Sun Moon Lake and Jingzi Pavilion, all of which are legal tender in People's Republic of China (PRC) and issued by the People's Bank of China. Postal currency market, the whole set price is about 120 yuan, and the single piece price is about 20 yuan.

The back of the Sun Moon Lake commemorative coin is designed with Guanghua Island and tropical plants on the Sun Moon Lake, and the distant view is the mountains and flying waterfowl around the Sun Moon Lake. The words "5 yuan" and "Treasure Island Taiwan Province Province-Sun Moon Lake" are printed on the lower edge of the coin.

On the back of ordinary commemorative coins, the pattern is a big lighthouse, with the logo of an Luan nose, the coastline as the background, the Yamei flying fish boat on the left and the tree pattern in the foreground. The words "5 yuan" are printed on the top left of the inner edge of the coin, and the words "Baodaotai Province-Luan nose" are printed on the bottom of the inner edge.

On the back of the Chikanta commemorative coin is the largest Mazu Tempel-Chikanta in Taiwan Province. Above the inner edge is the word "5 yuan", and below it is the word "Treasure Island Taiwan Province Province-Chikanta".

The back of the Chaotian Palace commemorative coin is the largest Chaotian Palace in Mazu Tempel in Taiwan Province. Above the inner edge is the word "5 yuan", and below is the word "Baodao Taiwan Province Province-Chaotian Palace".

On the back of Jingzi Pavilion, the pattern is the Longtan Holy Trace Pavilion, and the ancient trees around the pavilion and acacia forest set each other off. The words "5 yuan" are printed on the left side of the inner edge, and the words "Taiwan Province Province of Bao Dao-Jingzi Pavilion" are printed below the inner edge.