1993 Hong Kong Brilliant Uncirculated Coin Collection

Product Overview

Set Specifications

The complete set comprises 7 circulating coins, encompassing all denominations in use in Hong Kong at the time:

10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, $1, $2, $5, and $10.

Packaging Design

The outer box features an orange-to-pink gradient background. The primary visual element is the Bauhinia (Hong Kong's floral emblem), set against a backdrop of landmarks such as the Bank of China Tower. The top bears the English text "Hong Kong," alongside the Traditional Chinese characters "香港" and the bilingual name of the set. It utilizes a slide-out paper sleeve and contains a dedicated purple collector's card holder that secures the seven coins in separate compartments, displaying both their obverse and reverse sides.

Coin Design Details

Obverse

All coins feature the Bauhinia flower as the central motif, accompanied by the year "1993" and the inscription "Hong Kong" (in both Chinese and English). These coins represent the new design introduced prior to the handover, replacing the previous series featuring Queen Elizabeth II's portrait and marking the inaugural year of the local Hong Kong-themed coinage series. The $2 and 20-cent coins feature scalloped (wavy) edges, while the other denominations are round; the materials consist of brass-nickel and cupronickel alloys.

Reverse (Denomination Side)

All coins bear the minting year "1993," featuring neat typography and clearly defined design details.