Description:

This collectible card features a colorful display of eight different coins commemorating the years 1841 to 1997, relating to the Hong Kong International Coin Convention held in 1997. The coins are arranged in two rows, with four coins positioned in each row. The top row includes coins with portraits of British monarchs and a gold coin featuring a lion emblem and Chinese characters. The bottom row displays more varied designs, including a silver coin with Queen Elizabeth II’s profile, a gold coin featuring an ox, and a gold coin showing a city skyline with the number "2000" inscribed, symbolizing the turn of the millennium. The coins represent a historical span from the early British colonial period to the late 20th century.

The card prominently displays the price value "US $5.00" in the upper left corner. The background presents a cityscape with high-rise buildings likely representing Hong Kong’s skyline, reinforcing the connection to the 1997 convention. At the bottom, the red banner contains white and yellow text in both English and Chinese. It reads "'97 Hongkong International Coin Convention," followed by detailed organizer information: "Organised by Taisei Stamps & Coins (HK) Ltd."

This card is issued by USACard Corporation for the 1997 Hong Kong International Coin Convention and highlights its theme through the detailed images of significant coins issued during different reigns and eras. The designs on each coin include profiles of British monarchs such as Queen Victoria, King George VI, and Queen Elizabeth II, as well as traditional Chinese motifs and modern city imagery, capturing a rich numismatic history.

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