Two Dollars ($2 HKD)

Hong Kong 2 Dollars (Scalloped Edge)

Hong Kong · 1975

A scalloped (12-notched) edge coin featuring a crowned lion holding a pearl on the reverse. Text includes 'HONG KONG', 'TWO DOLLARS', the year '1975', and Chinese characters for Hong Kong and Two Dollars.

Country: Hong Kong
Year: 1975
Denomination: Two Dollars ($2 HKD)
Metal: Copper-nickel

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Overview

Historical significance

This coin was issued during the British colonial era of Hong Kong. 1975 was the first year this specific scalloped design was introduced for the 2 dollar denomination, replacing larger circular coins. The crowned lion is a symbol of British sovereignty over the territory at the time.

Estimated value

$0.50 - $2.00 USD (Circulated condition)

Care & preservation

To preserve its condition, avoid cleaning with harsh chemicals or abrasives which can damage the surface luster. Store in a PVC-free coin holder or a dry, cool environment to prevent oxidation and tonality changes.

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