2026年贵金属纪念币和普通纪念币项目发行计划

Core Viewpoint - The People's Bank of China plans to issue 10 projects and 53 varieties of precious metal commemorative coins in 2026, reflecting a commitment to promote socialism, patriotism, and commemorate significant achievements in the country's economic and social development [1]. Group 1: Issuance Plans - In 2026, the following 10 projects will be launched: 2026 China Dragon Silver Commemorative Coin, Wuyi Mountain National Park Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, Protecting the Earth Home Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, 2026 Auspicious Culture Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, National Treasure (Integration and Exchange) Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, Beijing Central Axis Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, Sci-Tech Future (Artificial Intelligence) Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin, 2027 Panda Precious Metal Commemorative Coin, 2027 Year of the Sheep Precious Metal Commemorative Coin, and 2027 New Year Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin [1]. - The 2026 Panda Precious Metal Commemorative Coin, 2026 Year of the Horse Precious Metal Commemorative Coin, and 2026 New Year Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin were announced in 2025 [1]. Group 2: Coin Specifications - The 2026 China Dragon Silver Commemorative Coin will be a round coin weighing 31.104 grams [2]. - The Wuyi Mountain National Park Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin will include a gold coin weighing 3 grams and a silver coin weighing 30 grams, both in round shape [2]. - The Protecting the Earth Home Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin will feature a gold coin weighing 3 grams and a silver coin weighing 500 grams, with the silver coin being hemispherical [2]. - The 2026 Auspicious Culture Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin will have various shapes and weights, including a 5-gram gold coin in the shape of a wishful object and a 30-gram silver coin in the same shape [2][4]. - The Beijing Central Axis Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin will include a rectangular gold coin weighing 150 grams and several rectangular silver coins weighing 30 grams [2][4]. Group 3: Adjustments and Announcements - The People's Bank of China reserves the right to adjust the issuance plan for precious metal commemorative coins based on the actual needs of promoting socialism, patriotism, and commemorating significant achievements in economic and social development [1][5]. - Specific issuance information will be announced prior to the release of the coins [1][5].