Cambodia 3000 riels Lunar Year Series Year of the Pig proof silver coin 2007

The Cambodia 3000 Riels Lunar Year Series “Year of the Pig” silver coin, issued in 2007, celebrates one of the most meaningful symbols of the Chinese lunar calendar. Struck for the Kingdom of Cambodia, this coin is dedicated to the Year of the Pig, traditionally associated with prosperity, generosity, sincerity, and good fortune.

The reverse features a vivid colorized depiction of two pigs standing on grass against a circular blue background. Their detailed bodies, expressive snouts, pointed ears, and textured fur are rendered with remarkable realism. Surrounding the central image are ornamental Greek key patterns, beaded borders, and inscriptions including “YEAR OF THE PIG,” Chinese character for Pig, the year “2007,” “1 OZ,” and “.999 SILVER,” all carefully arranged within a polished silver field.

The obverse presents the majestic Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s most iconic temple complex and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The central tower rises above layered galleries, stairways, and stone walls, with fine architectural details engraved in relief. Below the temple appears the inscription “Angkor Temple,” while the outer ring bears “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA” and the denomination “3000 RIELS,” framed by dotted borders.

Struck in proof quality silver, this coin belongs to the popular Lunar Year Series and combines cultural symbolism, artistic craftsmanship, and collectible appeal. An excellent choice for lunar calendar collectors, silver coin enthusiasts, or those seeking a meaningful gift tied to fortune and tradition.

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