HOLOGRAPHIC CHINESE LUNAR CALENDAR - 2007 CANADIAN COINS # 08 - YEAR OF THE PIG
SKU: MO907
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Description
Composition: 75% or, 25% silver, 18k gold
Tirage: 1 000
Long ago in China, the Jade Emperor decided there should be a way of measuring time and announced a swimming race to the animals. The first twelve animals to cross the fast-flowing river would each have a year of the zodiac named after them.
The last animal to arrive was the Pig. "I was hungry and stopped to eat," explained the Pig. "After the meal, I was so tired that I had to take a nap."
"You still finished", said the Emperor and named the last year of the zodiac after the Pig.
Year of the Pig
Also known as the Year of the Boar, the Year of the Pig begins on February 18, 2007 and ends on February 6, 2008.
The pig is the most generous and honourable sign of theZodiac, and it heralds a year of contentment, security and optimism.
People born in the Year of the Pig are kind and caring in nature, with a jovial and easygoing character that belies their resilience and tenacity. Social and self-reliant, they are dependable, extremely determined and perfect friends.
The pig has a deep history within Chinese culture. Aside from being a food source, pigs were also used for barter and were seen as a symbol of stable living. The Chinese character for family is composed of a pig under a roof, and the pig figure plays a role in the protection of children.
HOLOGRAPHIC CHINESE LUNAR CALENDAR - YEAR OF THE PIG - 2007 CANADIAN COINS 08 is categorised COINS AND PAPER MONEY / 08- ROYAL CANADIAN MINT / 05- 18-KARAT GOLD and sold by l'Imaginaire, a store and specialised website.
Tirage: 1 000
Long ago in China, the Jade Emperor decided there should be a way of measuring time and announced a swimming race to the animals. The first twelve animals to cross the fast-flowing river would each have a year of the zodiac named after them.
The last animal to arrive was the Pig. "I was hungry and stopped to eat," explained the Pig. "After the meal, I was so tired that I had to take a nap."
"You still finished", said the Emperor and named the last year of the zodiac after the Pig.
Year of the Pig
Also known as the Year of the Boar, the Year of the Pig begins on February 18, 2007 and ends on February 6, 2008.
The pig is the most generous and honourable sign of theZodiac, and it heralds a year of contentment, security and optimism.
People born in the Year of the Pig are kind and caring in nature, with a jovial and easygoing character that belies their resilience and tenacity. Social and self-reliant, they are dependable, extremely determined and perfect friends.
The pig has a deep history within Chinese culture. Aside from being a food source, pigs were also used for barter and were seen as a symbol of stable living. The Chinese character for family is composed of a pig under a roof, and the pig figure plays a role in the protection of children.
HOLOGRAPHIC CHINESE LUNAR CALENDAR - YEAR OF THE PIG - 2007 CANADIAN COINS 08 is categorised COINS AND PAPER MONEY / 08- ROYAL CANADIAN MINT / 05- 18-KARAT GOLD and sold by l'Imaginaire, a store and specialised website.
Face value :
150 CANS
Print : 826
Manufacturer : MONNAIE ROYALE CANADIENNE
Component : 18-KARAT GOLD
Print : 826
Manufacturer : MONNAIE ROYALE CANADIENNE
Component : 18-KARAT GOLD
SKU: MO907
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