Cambodia 3000 riels Lunar Calendar Year of the Dog Husky silver coin 2006

Cambodia 3000 riels 2006 silver coin from the Lunar Calendar series is devoted to the Year of the Dog and beautifully represents this zodiac sign through the image of a Siberian Husky. In the lunar tradition, the Dog symbolizes loyalty, devotion, honesty, and protection, qualities clearly reflected in the calm yet alert expression of the animal. Issued by the Kingdom of Cambodia with a face value of 3000 riels, this coin belongs to a widely collected zodiac-themed program admired for its artistic execution and cultural symbolism.

The reverse features a finely detailed, partially colorized portrait of a Siberian Husky shown frontally. The breed’s distinctive facial mask, upright ears, focused eyes, and thick fur are carefully rendered against a softly matte silver field. Surrounding inscriptions include “YEAR OF THE DOG,” the Chinese characters for the Dog year, “Siberian Husky,” the date “2006,” and the silver fineness inscription, all framed by an elegant beaded border along the rim.

The obverse displays a strong sculptural bust of King Jayavarman VII, one of the most influential rulers in Cambodian history, portrayed bare-chested in a classical style. The circular legend reads “KING JAYAVARMAN VII 1162–1201,” “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA,” and the denomination “3000 RIELS,” complemented by polished fields and a dotted rim.

Struck in silver with refined prooflike surfaces, this coin unites zodiac symbolism, wildlife artistry, and Cambodian heritage, making it a desirable addition to lunar calendar and world silver collections.

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