Royal Canadian Mint

2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801


2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801
2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801
2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801

2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801    2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801

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Right or wrong, forget about steering a Dragon away from a disastrous situation - duty calls! The Dragon may have a big ego and demanding ways, but it inspires everyone it comes in contact with.

This magical Character is too captivating to resist. Comes attractively housed in the original box of issue with a certificate of authenticity.

Obverse: Right-facing profile of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year and face value. 9999-fine Silver coin from the Royal Canadian Mint features a Chinese Lunar Dragon with the date and denomination on the reverse. Sovereign coin backed by the Canadian government. Protect your product from fingerprints by adding these cotton gloves. The Chinese lunar calendar was first introduced by Emperor Huan Ti in 2637 BC.

The calendar consists of a 12-year cycle, with each year featuring a different representative animal. There are legends about how the zodiacs were chosen. The character of each animal is believed to influence the events and political and economic conditions of its year, as well as the personality of individuals born during its cycle.

The year 2012 is ruled by the Dragon. The Dragon's personality is that of the ultimate doer. It tackles everything with fiery enthusiasm. The Dragon is extremely loyal to its loved ones and will come to the rescue every time. Right or wrong, forget about steering a Dragon away from a disastrous situation, duty calls!

The year of the Dragon also ruled 1904, 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000 and 2012. However, people born in January or February should consult the Chinese lunar calendar.

New Year does not automatically fall on January 1st. This celebration is better known as the Spring Festival and coincides with the first day of spring, a date that shifts from year to year depending upon the lunar cycle and solar year. Outside packaging is a little worn.

This is not a photo of the actual item. 1,359 Item as described. Rec'd item, looking forward to doing business with again.
2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801    2012 Canada 1 oz Silver $15 Lunar Dragon (withBox & COA) SKU#65801