Core Points - The People's Bank of China will issue a set of precious metal commemorative coins on November 26, 2023, celebrating the Year of the Horse in 2026 [1] - The set includes 11 coins: 6 gold coins, 4 silver coins, and 1 platinum coin, all of which are legal tender in the People's Republic of China [1] Gold Coins - The 10 kg round gold coin features a galloping horse design and has a maximum issuance of 18 pieces [1] - The 1 kg plum-shaped gold coin showcases a horse design with a maximum issuance of 118 pieces [1] - The 500 g round gold coin has a decorative horse head design with a maximum issuance of 500 pieces [1] - The 150 g round gold coin depicts a mother and child horse design with a maximum issuance of 1000 pieces [1] - The 15 g plum-shaped gold coin features a silhouette of a galloping horse with a maximum issuance of 8000 pieces [1] - The 3 g round gold coin has a decorative horse design with a maximum issuance of 120,000 pieces [4] Silver Coins - The 150 g round silver coin features a galloping horse design with a maximum issuance of 8000 pieces [7] Platinum Coin - The 15 g round platinum coin showcases a paper-cut horse design with a maximum issuance of 10,000 pieces [10] Sales and Distribution - The commemorative coins will be distributed by China Gold Coin Incorporation, with sales channels available on the China Gold Coin website [13]