Cambodia set of 4 coins Lunar Calendar Year of the Pig colored silver coin 2007

The Cambodia 3000 Riels Lunar Calendar – Year of the Pig set, issued in 2007, is a charming and symbolic collection dedicated to one of the most beloved signs of the Chinese zodiac. Struck by the Kingdom of Cambodia, this four-coin silver set celebrates the Pig, a symbol of prosperity, generosity, sincerity, and family harmony.

Each coin features a unique, richly colored depiction of pigs in different poses and scenes: a pig standing calmly on grass with trees in the background, two pigs side by side symbolizing companionship, a playful piglet leaning over a wooden fence, and a tender composition of pigs shown together, emphasizing care and abundance. The animals are set against a soft blue sky, framed by an ornamental Greek key pattern, dotted borders, and detailed inscriptions. Around the rim appear “YEAR OF THE PIG,” Chinese characters, the year “2007,” “1 OZ,” and “999 SILVER,” all precisely engraved.

The reverse of each coin displays the majestic Bakong Temple, an iconic Khmer monument, rendered in frosted relief against a mirror-like field. Surrounding inscriptions include “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA,” “Bakong Temple,” and the denomination “3000 RIELS,” accompanied by beaded borders and architectural details.

Struck in high-quality proof silver and issued as part of a popular Lunar Calendar series, this colorful four-coin set stands out for its artistic execution, cultural depth, and collector appeal. A wonderful addition for lunar series collectors, animal-themed numismatics, or lovers of Cambodian heritage.

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