Year of the Ox Geocoin
The coin is done in gold with red enamel - red and gold are considered very lucky colors in China, especially red, which is associated with blood (and therefore, life). The front side features a frame held up by four butterflies. In ancient Chinese maps, south was placed at the top, where the hole is located. At the bottom is the symbol for "north", and to the left and right, respectively, are "east" and "west". Eight Chinese flower motifs fill in the compass under the enamel: 2009 is an "Earth Ox" year, and the flowers symbolize the earth. Under the ox -- the new year's symbol -- there are thirteen coins, a lucky number and one included for safety on the hunt (as well as success in finding geocoins). The back features a classic version of the Chinese symbol for "eternity" and lucky clouds as a recessed design under the transparent red enamel.
Activation code at www.coincodes.com
Size: 1.75" or 45 mm
Editions: Antique Gold - Antique Silver - Antique Copper
Designed By: Kathryn Prentice
Artwork: Kathryn Prentice
Produced By: Atwell Family
Features: 3D Ox, Dangler, Multiple Layers
Trackable: www.geocaching.com
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