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The proper noun 'Yuan' (capital Y) has no plural form. The proper noun Yuan is the name of a Chinese dynasty (1279-1368) established by the Mongolian ruler Kublai Khan. There is no plural form because there was only one Yuan Dynasty.

The common noun 'yuan' is a unit of Chinese currency. The singular noun yuan is used as an uncountable noun (60 yuan) or a count noun (60 yuans), both are accepted forms.

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