Anyone know Chinese?

[SojiaRaggs9000]

I got this coin and Id like to know exactly what it says. Please don't BS me with made up nonsense.

Supposable is a Zodiac coin from 1991 but thats all I know. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ill try and get some higer def pictures later tonight.

[Carbon]

The coin says ching chong ching ching pow pow ping pong

[Kyblack76]

I do know the 91 zodiac animal is a sheep...You may be on to something..

[purplesyrup]

What size is it?

1991 Goat Gold

8g 23mm 150CNY (7500)

1oz 32mm 100CNY SH (1900)

5oz 60mm 500CNY (400)

12oz 70mm 1000CNY SH (200)

These were minted as 1oz silver but were 32mm in diameter instead of
standard 40mm. This increased the thickness in the style of a piedfort coin.

1981–1992 (1st Lunar Series)

The size, mintage, metal content, and even face value changed
throughout the first series. This is a reflection of China's gradual
adoption of the ounce over the metric gram in line with international
bullion standards and China's improving economic conditions and
technological advances.

From 1981 to 1987 the obverse and reverse
of the 8 g gold coin were the same as that of the 15 g silver coin. The
exception being in 1985 when the reverse differed. 1987 seems to be
special: (1) both the 5 oz. silver lunar coin and the 5 oz. silver panda
coin were debuted, (2) the 5 oz. silver lunar coin was the first of the
series to be over 99% pure silver, and (3) the 5 oz. silver coin had a
face value of 50 yuan even though it contained over 10 times as much
silver as the 15 g silver coin which had a face value of 10 yuan.

In 1988 the first platinum lunar coin was introduced and the number
of different lunar coins exploded when the Shanghai Mint began minting a
different set of lunar coins. In total there were 4 different designs:
the 5oz coins featured triple dragons and the 15 g and 8 g coins each
featured a different dragon; the Shanghai Mint coins featured double
dragon reverses.

All coins minted by the Shenyang mint unless noted with an "SH" which indicates that it was minted by the Shanghai mint. The size, mintage, and face values are listed to illustrate the numerous changing standards in the first lunar series.

EDIT:

Conclusion? Ching Chong bing long ding dong

[SojiaRaggs9000]

33m minted in Shanghai from what I was told.

[SLAYER1805]

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[Tyan]

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