2025 Fiji Year of the Snake UHR 1 oz .999 Silver Coin
 
Is the Third release from the series, aslo includ:
2022 - YEAR OF THE TIGER
2024 - YEAR OF THE DRAGON
2025 - YEAR OF THE SNAKE
 
The Year of the Snake has long been a powerful symbol in Chinese culture, with its origins in early agricultural societies. These serpents were associated with water, fertility, and transformation, often regarded with both respect and fear. Right now, 2025 Fiji Lunar Year of the Snake 1 oz Silver Coins are available at Gold and Silver Bullion Canada,
 
Highlights:
Comes in a capsule with a presentation box and a Certificate of Authenticity!
Part of the Art of Coins Lunar Series!
Honors the Year of the Snake!
Limited mintage of only 999 coins!
Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
Carries a face value of $2 (FJD) backed by Fijis government.
Obverse showcases the Fijian coat of arms.
Reverse features the Year of the Snake emblem.
 
Each 2025 Fiji Lunar Year of the Snake 1 oz Silver Coin arrives in a protective capsule inside a sleek black presentation box, along with a Certificate of Authenticity. The coins feature a matte finish and ultra-high-relief strike, adding depth and dimension to the intricate designs.
 
Obverse
The obverse side of the 2025 Fiji Lunar Year of the Snake Silver Coin displays Fijis coat of arms. The national emblem includes a quartered shield featuring local plants and animals, supported by Fijian figures. A Polynesian canoe above the shield symbolizes the island nations rich maritime history. Inscriptions include FIJI 2025 and TWO DOLLARS.
 
Reverse
The reverse of 2025 Fiji Lunar Year of the Snake 1 oz Silver Coins captures the fierce yet graceful snake, coiled and ready to strike. In Chinese traditions, the snake symbolizes transformation due to its ability to shed its skin, making it a powerful emblem of renewal and immortality. Inscriptions read YEAR OF THE SNAKE and 2025.
 
History
In modern culture, the Snake year signifies strategy and adaptability, blending ancient wisdom with modern values. This duality reflects the snakes lasting importance in Chinese traditions and its evolving role in contemporary society.