Fiji set of 2 color silver coin 1 dollar Year of Snake Yin and Yang 2013

This striking Fiji 1 Dollar silver coin set issued in 2013 celebrates the Year of the Snake, combining traditional Eastern symbolism with elegant numismatic artistry. The theme reflects the Yin and Yang philosophy, representing balance, duality, and harmony in nature, beautifully expressed through two intricately designed coins.

The obverse features the official coat of arms of Fiji, supported by two standing figures, with a shield displaying palm trees, a dove, and agricultural motifs. Above it appears a traditional sailing canoe, while inscriptions “FIJI,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and the date “2013” are surrounded by flowing ornamental wave patterns. The reverse of each coin presents vividly colored snakes intertwined in dynamic motion. One coin shows a red and green serpent with detailed scales, open mouth, visible fangs, and forked tongue, while the other displays a multicolored snake decorated with floral ornaments and intricate patterns. Both designs are framed by swirling decorative motifs and the inscription “YEAR OF THE SNAKE.”

Struck in fine silver with a Proof finish, this set stands out for its artistic color application and symbolic depth. A captivating collectible representing Eastern zodiac traditions and balance, it is a perfect addition for collectors seeking meaningful and visually stunning coins.

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