Galloping into the new year: Singapore Mint Lunar Fair opens at Chinatown Point Atrium


A close-up of a Singapore Year of the Horse gold coin at the Singapore Mint Lunar Fair at Chinatown Point Atrium on Jan 1. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The Singapore Mint’s annual Lunar Fair kicked off at Chinatown Point Atrium on Thursday (Jan 1), offering the public a first look at newly issued Chinese New Year-themed coins, gifts and collectibles.

Held from 11am to 8pm daily, the fair will run until Jan 11. Entrance is free.

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