RAM Lunar Year of the Snake 2025 Silver Coin, 1 oz (proof)

The mintage of this limited edition has been limited to 7,500 copies.

Presenting a silver coin issued on the occasion of the Chinese Year of the Snake, it is part of a series commemorating the Chinese lunar calendar. The motif decorating the coin refers to Chinese tradition, and special attention to detail makes it an exceptional collector's piece. In addition to their artistic qualities, the coins in this series also have investment value, making them a popular choice among collectors and numismatic enthusiasts. The manufacturer is known for giving its coins a distinctive concave-convex form, known as domed.

The reverse of this silver collector coin shows us an image of a snake writhing around a bamboo branch. Slightly to the left is placed the Chinese symbol of the snake and the name of the coin, along with its weight and silver content. The distinctive obverse of the coin includes all 12 animals of the Chinese calendar, which were placed in the rim. In the middle was the image of the current ruler of Great Britain, King Charles III. The manufacturer gave the coin the characteristic "doomed" shape, something like a lens, where one side of the coin is convex and the other concave.