Australia 1 dollar Year Snake Gilt KM-536 Lunar Series 1 silver coin 2001

The Australia 1 Dollar 2001 KM-536 silver Proof coin is a striking release from the celebrated Lunar Series I, honoring the Year of the Snake in the Chinese zodiac. In Chinese tradition, the Snake symbolizes wisdom, intuition, elegance, intelligence, and transformation, making this issue a favorite among zodiac collectors. The reverse showcases a beautifully gilded snake gracefully coiled beside a cluster of eggs, emphasizing themes of renewal and new life. The detailed scales, curved body, decorative floral scrollwork, Chinese character for "Snake," the year 2001, and the silver purity inscription create an elegant and balanced composition framed by a beaded border. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, surrounded by the country name and denomination, with a matching beaded rim. Struck in .999 fine silver with a superb Proof finish and enhanced with selective gilding, this Perth Mint collectible is an outstanding addition to Lunar Series collections and modern Australian numismatics.

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