Silver bullion medal referring to the Chinese calendar.

The Chinese year of the Horse is one of the twelve signs in the Chinese zodiac. People born in the year of the Horse are considered energetic, independent and enthusiastic. The horse symbolizes freedom, speed and industriousness, so people under this sign often strive for independence and new adventures. According to Chinese tradition, they are also sociable, but can sometimes act impulsively. The Year of the Horse usually brings a time of dynamic change, development and movement. Recent Horse years include 2002, 2014 and 2026.

The reverse of the silver medal depicts the majestic silhouette of a horse in a dynamic pose, symbolizing the strength, freedom and energy characteristic of this sign of the Chinese zodiac. Surrounding the image, on the rim, is the inscription YEAR OF THE HORSE, and on the opposite side is the year of issue of the medal. The obverse is divided into twelve sections, each depicting one of the animals assigned to the Chinese zodiacal calendar, creating a harmonious composition. The central part of the obverse features information about the weight of the medal - one troy ounce - as well as an indication of the purity of the bullion, confirming its high value and workmanship. The overall design combines elegance with cultural symbolism, highlighting the importance of the Year of the Horse in Chinese tradition.