RAM Lunar Year of the Snake 2025 Silver Coin, 1 oz.

The series from Royal Australian Mint is one of the most popular lunar editions.

The featured silver coin is dedicated to the Year of the Snake, which belongs to the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac and appears periodically every 12 years according to the lunar calendar. People born in this year are seen as intelligent, secretive, gifted with strong intuition and the ability to successfully deal with challenges. In traditional Chinese symbolism, the snake also represents grace, cunning and the ability to adapt to difficult circumstances. According to the Chinese horoscope, these individuals can be professionally successful, but they also highly value inner peace and harmony. Snakes are usually characterized by caution and a tendency to deep analysis, which makes them make decisions prudently and with great care.

The reverse of the silver coin shows us the silhouette of a writhing snake whose body is entwined with bamboo shoots. The left side shows the Chinese symbol denoting the year of the snake, along with its English name. Slightly below is the weight of the coin, along with the silver sample. On the obverse, in the center, we see the profile of King Charles III of Great Britain. He is surrounded by a circle of all 12 animals that are part of the Chinese lunar calendar.