Cambodia 3000 riels Lunar Year Series Year Pig silver coin 2007

Cambodia 3000 riels 2007 silver coin from the Lunar Year Series is dedicated to the Year of the Pig, a zodiac symbol traditionally associated with prosperity, generosity, sincerity, and material well-being. Issued by the Kingdom of Cambodia, this coin bears a denomination of 3000 riels and continues a well-known lunar program that combines Chinese zodiac themes with Cambodian cultural heritage and refined modern design.

The obverse features a vivid, colorized depiction of a pig standing confidently on natural ground. The animal is shown with a rounded body, expressive eyes, pointed ears, and a detailed snout, all rendered with realistic texture and shading. Behind the pig is a circular blue background suggesting open sky, with subtle greenery at the base. Surrounding the central image are decorative geometric patterns inspired by classical motifs, a beaded rim, and inscriptions including “YEAR OF THE PIG,” the Chinese characters for the Pig year, the date “2007,” and the silver inscription, carefully balanced around the design.

The reverse showcases a finely engraved architectural view of the Bayon Temple at Angkor. The relief highlights the temple’s stepped structure, central tower, surrounding walls, and stone details rising above a rocky base. Encircling legends read “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA” and “3000 RIELS,” framed by polished fields and a dotted border that enhances depth and contrast.

Struck in silver with prooflike surfaces, this coin unites lunar symbolism, animal imagery, and iconic Cambodian architecture, making it a strong addition to zodiac-themed and modern world silver collections.

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