Fiji 2 dollars Year of the Pig series Formosan Wild Boar silver coin 2007

The Fiji 2 Dollars silver coin issued in 2007 is a striking release from the “Year of the Pig” series, celebrating the Chinese zodiac and its symbolic animals. This piece highlights the Formosan wild boar, representing strength, prosperity, and determination in traditional Eastern culture. The coin beautifully combines cultural symbolism with refined numismatic artistry, making it a valuable addition to themed collections.

The reverse features a detailed golden depiction of a wild boar in profile, standing on grassy ground. The animal’s body is finely textured, with visible fur lines, pointed ears, tusks, and a short tail. The background is enriched with green foliage and plants, along with small red flowers near the foreground. Above the boar appears a red Chinese character, adding cultural depth, while the upper rim bears the inscription “Formosan Wild Boar.” The lower edge includes “999 silver 2007,” framed by a decorative beaded border.

The obverse displays the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, facing right, wearing a crown, earrings, and a necklace. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “FIJI,” and “2 DOLLARS,” all set within a mirrored field and bordered by fine dots.

Struck in .999 fine silver with a proof-like finish and partial gilding, this coin stands out for its vibrant design and symbolic meaning. A perfect choice for collectors of lunar series and wildlife coins.

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