Is the "Beijing 2008 Olympic commemorative silver brick" issued by China Gold Coin Corporation collectible?

The "Olympic Gold and Silver Brick" released this time is a "licensed commodity for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games" authorized by BOCOG, and it is the first set of Olympic gold and silver bricks in the history of the centennial Olympic Games. The project was issued by China Gold Coin Corporation, cast by Shenyang Mint and Shanghai Mint, and issued by China Gold Coin Shenzhen Distribution Center.

The commemorative gold and silver brick for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games is made of gold and silver with purity of 99.9%. The front pattern consists of the lifelike mascots of the Beijing Olympic Games-the Olympic Fuwa and 38 Fuwa sports shapes. The Fuwa pattern in the middle and the 38 Fuwa sports shapes around it are made of pearl sand with color pad printing technology. The four characters of "Fu" in regular script, running script, official script and seal script around the BRICS and the Fuwa in the middle highlight the meaning of "Five Blessingg under one roof". The border flowers and corner flowers around the box are made of relief and glass sand. Simple and smooth lines and heavy hand feel make this product have extremely high collection value.

As the embodiment of China's traditional culture, gold and silver bricks have always symbolized auspiciousness and abundance, and have the function of preserving and increasing value. The "Gold and Silver Brick for Commemorating the Olympic Games" issued this time not only maintains the investment value of traditional gold and silver bricks, but also is a brand-new breakthrough in Olympic collection, which has high collection value.