Cambodia 3000 riels Lunar Calendar Dog Year Husky PL69 PCGS silver coin 2006

Cambodia 3000 riels 2006 silver coin from the Lunar Calendar series is dedicated to the Year of the Dog and symbolized by the powerful image of the Siberian Husky. This issue combines Asian zodiac traditions with refined modern numismatic art, presenting loyalty, vigilance, and strength embodied by the Dog. Issued by the Kingdom of Cambodia, the coin carries a face value of 3000 riels and was struck in 2006 as part of an internationally popular lunar-themed program.

The reverse features a finely detailed portrait of a Siberian Husky facing forward, with expressive eyes and textured fur rendered in high relief against a mirrored background. Surrounding inscriptions include “YEAR OF THE DOG,” the Chinese characters for the Dog year, the date “2006,” and “Siberian Husky.” The polished field enhances the realism of the animal, creating a vivid contrast with the frosted design elements.

The obverse displays a dignified bust of King Jayavarman VII, one of Cambodia’s most revered historical rulers, shown bare-chested in a classical sculptural style. Encircling legends read “KING JAYAVARMAN VII 1162–1201,” “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA,” and the denomination “3000 RIELS,” all framed by a beaded border.

Struck in silver with prooflike finish, this coin is certified PCGS PL69, confirming exceptional surface quality and eye appeal. A desirable combination of lunar symbolism, wildlife imagery, and Cambodian history, this piece is ideal for collectors of zodiac coins, certified silver issues, and Asian-themed numismatics.

🌟 If you’re looking for a specific coin or have a personal wishlist — send it to us at contact@coinsberg.com