The issuance date of the gold and silver commemorative coins of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park has been scheduled for July, which is undoubtedly a major event in the collecting world. According to traditional practice, ordinary commemorative coins are often announced and issued at the same time as gold and silver commemorative coins, and many collectors are hotly discussing among the fan base, asking what the collection value of this series is.
Looking at the issuance of gold and silver commemorative coins this year, it seems that the overall market response has not been enthusiastic. Most of the gold and silver commemorative coins with a total of 18 specifications in four categories, including the gold and silver commemorative coins of the China Polar Expedition, the Millennium Gold and Silver Commemorative Coins of Chinese Paper Money, the 2024 Gold and Silver Commemorative Coins of Auspicious Culture, and the National Treasure (Foundation of Enlightenment) Gold and Silver Commemorative Coins, have touched or are on the verge of breakage. Among them, only the Chinese banknote Millennium 30-gram rectangular silver coin is slightly stable, and there is still some distance from the breakage.
The market prospects for gold and silver commemorative coins in the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park are also not optimistic from the current market environment. The previous gold and silver commemorative coins of Sanjiangyuan National Park and Giant Panda National Park suffered serious breakage, and the market heat was also insufficient. The gold and silver commemorative coins of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park are likely to follow suit.
Regarding the issuance of ordinary commemorative coins in the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, there is a lot of news in the market. Some collectors predict that the mintage will shrink to 60 million. However, even if the issuance is scaled down, its market performance may not be satisfactory. Recall that the ordinary commemorative coins of Sanjiangyuan National Park and Giant Panda National Park returned to the face value collection after a week, although the market performance was satisfactory in the early days of issuance.
This phenomenon is quite similar to the issuance of Huangshan commemorative coins and Emeishan commemorative coins. Two ordinary commemorative coins were issued at the same time, causing the market to plummet. Coupled with the combined issuance of 160 million coins, it is undoubtedly a big challenge for the entire market.
Judging from the market performance of ordinary commemorative coins in Sanjiangyuan National Park and Giant Panda National Park, the market prospects for ordinary commemorative coins in Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park are also not optimistic. Unless it is really as rumored to achieve a reduced issuance, it may be difficult to make a big breakthrough in its market performance. Interestingly, some collectors have come up with a way to observe the market heat – to see if there are any gift wrapping albums. However, at present, there is no gift wrapping book for ordinary commemorative coins of the National Park series on the market, which also reflects the dullness of its market popularity.