New bullion series from China

China is issuing a new 8 coin series of bullion coins. All are 1 ounce .999 fine. Restrikes of "Most Valuable Vintage Coins" in proof-like condition. Struck at the Shanghai Mint, China, mintage 5,000 of each design. Diameter is
38.68 mm, thickness is 2.75 mm. Date, weight and finess is laser etched on the rim.
1. 2018 China 1 oz Silver Tientsin Dragon Dollar Restrike.
Obverse has oriental dragon in midair with wisps of clouds and Chinese characters in the center with a fireball below and the denomination or the restrike.
Reverse has Chinese characters in the center and outside surrounding the coin with two floral images on each side.
2. 2018 China 1 oz Silver Kiangnan Dragon Dollar Restrike.
Obverse has oriental dragon with the province Kiang Nan above it and the weight and purity below it.
Reverse has Chinese characters in the center from top to bottom which read the name of the emperor. From right to left –" precious currency". Top to bottom reads "name of the emperor in Manchu script", left to right reads "Yuanbao in Manchu script". Inside the outer ring reads “Made in Kiang Nan". At top reads “Yang Wood Dragon” and the bottom reads “Kuping 7 Mace 2 Candareens”.
3. 2019 China 1 oz Silver Dragon & Phoenix Dollar Restrike.
Obverse has Dragon with Phoenix, also with the national emblem of the Twelve Symbols, and the inscription in Chinese characters, reading from left to right that read "Created in the 12th Year of the Republic of China."
Reverse has a wreath of grain, inside it are the denomination in Chinese , "One Dollar."
4. 2019 China 1 oz Silver Long-Whiskered Dragon Dollar Restrike.
Obverse has a new style dragon with long whiskers and the denomination "ONE DOLLAR" in small English characters.
Reverse has four Manchu characters above the circle. Floral designs on sides and the date "3rd year of Hsuen Tung" below it. In the center are four characters saying "Silver Coin of the great Qing Dynasty".

Here are photos I've taken of the only coin I have of the series so far.

Moderators: move to numismatic questions?

Yes. They are restrikes and I hated them. It is going to only get confusing in 30 years time.

agreed, this will get confusing, even more than the MMT re strikes. Hopefully they will all be high quality proofs and very distinct in their design elements.

I don't think there will be much confusion with these. They are larger than the originals, proof-like, smooth edge with laser inscribed date and metal content on it. I have one of these and they are beautiful coins. Nothing like the many counterfeits now on the market through out the world.