Description:

This collectible card from USACard features a vibrant red, white, and blue gradient background with three detailed images of Chinese commemorative coins related to the 1995 Year of the Pig. Centered on the card is a silver coin displaying a family of pigs, including an adult pig and five piglets, surrounded by Chinese characters and the denomination "100z." On the left side, a gold-colored coin depicts a traditional building with Chinese inscriptions above it and the year "1995" below. The right side shows another gold-colored coin with two pigs, one standing and the other nibbling at grass, also marked with the denomination "100."

The card includes the USACard logo in the top left corner, with a winged design element incorporated into the text. The value "$5" is printed in white on the top right corner. Along the bottom edge, the phrase "1995 YEAR OF THE PIG" is written in a stylized white font, accompanied by the Chinese character for pig (猪). The overall design emphasizes the Chinese holidays theme, specifically celebrating the Year of the Pig in numismatic form through gold and silver commemorative coins.

This card represents a collectible item focused on Chinese cultural and numismatic themes, highlighting both the artistry of the coin designs and their significance in the context of the 1995 lunar calendar year. The inclusion of these three coins showcases detailed animal imagery and architectural heritage associated with Chinese commemorative coinage.

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