50 New Taiwan Dollars coin (2003)

50 New Taiwan Dollars (Issued 2003)

The fifty dollar coin is the highest-value circulating coin of the New Taiwan Dollar, the currency issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan). Struck in a golden-coloured aluminium-bronze alloy, it is a thick, substantial piece built to withstand heavy handling, and it incorporates a security latent image at its centre as a guard against counterfeiting. Its size and weight make it readily identifiable among lower denominations.

On the obverse, a bust of Sun Yat-sen, founding father of the Republic, is shown facing forward. A Chinese-character legend giving the issuing authority and the Republic year curves across the upper field, with the Western year “2003” inscribed at the foot beneath the portrait.

On the reverse, the denomination “50 圓” (fifty yuan) is inscribed across the top. Two curving ears of rice rise up either side of the design, framing a circular central disc of fine vertical lines that carries the hidden latent image, with three small raised dots arranged below.

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