This gold coin of Sun Yat Sen is like the commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China. It was cast by Nanjing Mint in the first year of the Republic of China (1912). In the center of the front is the side image of Sun Yat Sen, with the words "Republic of China" in the upper ring and "commemorative coin of the founding of the Republic of China" in the lower ring. On the left and right are five petaled plum blossoms, meaning "the constitution of five powers", and the surrounding is decorated with beads and teeth. The design of the design of the coin pays more attention to the meticulous carving. The characters and patterns of the coin are well described, which makes people feel very harmonious when they watch it. In the center of the reverse is the word "one yuan", with Jiahe pattern on the left and right. Each branch has a spike and three leaves, representing the meaning of "three people's principles". On the upper side is the word "memento", on the lower side is the word "birth of Republic of China", and on the left and right are the hexagons. Its coins are engraved with Chinese and English characters, intended to inform foreigners that China's new open era is coming. This gold coin is rare in number, especially in brand-new form, and is not used at all. It has profound significance and great collection value.

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