Description
The Lucky Chinese Dragon Lunar New Year Fortune Gold Coin is a gleaming, gold-plated keepsake crafted to bring good fortune and festive joy to your New Year celebrations. Measuring 1.57 inches in diameter and a slim 0.12 inches thick, this coin is forged from sturdy metal and finished with a rich electroplated gold coating that resists bending and rusting over time. Its bold dragon design makes it a standout addition to holiday gift bags, party favors, or traditional Lunar New Year gatherings. Whether you keep it for yourself or share it as a symbol of prosperity, this fortune coin delivers lasting quality and cultural charm in every gleaming detail.
Style and features
- Sturdy Metal Build: Crafted from durable metal, our Year Of The Dragon Coin is designed to last a lifetime.
- Gold Electroplated: Enjoy the luxurious shine of gold plating—a coin that looks as prosperous as the fortune it brings.
- Anti-Rust Technology: With advanced anti-rust treatment, Herald defies time and the elements without losing his charm.
- Long-Lasting Color: The vibrant color of this coin won't fade, ensuring your luck stays bright year after year.
- High Durability: Tough and reliable, Herald can withstand the hustle and bustle of Lunar New Year's celebrations.
- 1.57-inch Diameter: Perfectly sized for visibility and luck, it's an ideal accessory for festive occasions.
- 0.12-inch Thickness: Slim and sleek, this coin's design allows for easy storage and handling.
- Storage-Friendly: Designed to endure, you can keep Herald safe as a keepsake for years.
- No Fading or Corroding: Herald's impressive finish remains intact, free from tarnishing.
Size, fit and what you get
- Comes with Coin Case: Herald arrives in a clear case, perfect for gifting or display.
Product details and care
At a grand diameter of 1.57 inches, I’m the perfect size for a game of ‘find the lucky coin’ in the rice pudding – a tradition that I just made up, but let’s pretend it’s ancient. And with a slim thickness of 0.12 inches, I’m the thinnest guest at the feast, no matter how many dumplings are on the table. 🥟
