China 10 yuan Lunar Calendar Year of the Pig PR70 PCGS silver coin 2007

The China 10 Yuan Lunar Calendar Year of the Pig silver coin 2007 is a refined and meaningful issue from China’s popular Lunar Calendar series. Issued by the People’s Republic of China in 2007 with a face value of 10 yuan, this coin celebrates the Year of the Pig — a zodiac sign symbolizing prosperity, generosity, honesty, contentment, and good fortune in Chinese tradition.

The reverse depicts a lifelike pig shown in gentle motion, with its head lowered and body angled naturally forward. Fine engraving reveals detailed musculature, textured skin, rounded form, expressive snout, ears, hooves, and a curled tail. At the lower left, agricultural elements including vegetables and foliage emphasize abundance, harvest, and rural prosperity. The denomination “10 元” is clearly engraved, while Chinese characters identifying the Year of the Pig appear to the right, all set against polished proof fields that enhance depth and contrast.

The obverse features an ornamental zodiac-style composition with a stylized pig at the center, surrounded by intricate floral patterns, leaves, and decorative motifs. Chinese inscriptions curve around the upper rim, identifying the issuing country, while the date “2007” is positioned below. The balanced design and mirrored surfaces highlight the precision of the proof strike.

Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as PR70, this coin represents the highest level of preservation and eye appeal. Its symbolism, artistic detail, and flawless condition make it a standout addition to any lunar or modern Chinese coin collection.

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