Condition
A coin with some oxides, a capsule (please, check photos).
The Australia 1 Dollar Lunar Calendar Series I “Year of the Snake” Silver Coin 2001 is a striking tribute to the ancient Chinese zodiac and its powerful symbolism. This release celebrates the Snake, a sign associated with wisdom, intuition, and transformation. On the reverse, a beautifully detailed serpent coils gracefully, its scales finely rendered to reflect lifelike realism. Surrounding it is an elegant floral border with ornate Chinese-inspired patterns, accompanied by the year 2001, the Chinese character for Snake, and the inscription 1 OZ 999 SILVER. Small fruits and natural motifs beneath the snake add symbolic depth. The obverse features the timeless effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by artist Ian Rank-Broadley, encircled by inscriptions ELIZABETH II – AUSTRALIA – 1 DOLLAR. Part of the prestigious Lunar Series I by the Perth Mint, this coin holds both numismatic and cultural significance, admired for its artistry and limited mintage. A true collector’s item, it represents not only wealth but also the heritage of two great traditions—Australian craftsmanship and Chinese astrology.
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Item type | Coin / Collector coins |
Internal Reference | AU1326 |
Nominal sum | 1 dollar |
Nominal, number | 1 |
Weight, g | 31.10 |
Diameter, mm | 40.6 |
Quality of coinage | BU |
Mintage | 71301 |
Capsule | Yes |
CoA | No |
Case | No |
Country | Australia and Oceania / Australia |
Certification | Uncertified |
Year | 2001 |
Bimetal | No |
Coin material | Silver / Ag 999 |
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