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10 Dollars Year of the Snake, Silver Piedfort

Issuer Singapore Mint
Year 2001
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse script Latin/Tamil/Chinese/Arabic
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Reverse description A highly stylised coiled snake rendered in a traditional Chinese folk-art idiom occupies the central field, its body curling into a circular form against a deeply recessed mirror-polish background. A radiant sun with flame-like rays rises behind the serpent at the upper left, while decorative auspicious cloud scrolls fill the right field. To the left, the two Chinese cyclical characters 辛巳 (denoting the year of the Metal Snake in the sexagenary cycle) are prominently displayed. The denomination '$10' appears in the lower centre field, with the inscription '2 TROY OZ 999 FINE SILVER' along the lower border, and a designer's signature visible just above the denomination.
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Mintage 2001 sm - Proof - 30,245
2001 sm - Proof; in 2-coin set with its CuNi version - 3,000
2001 sm - Proof; in 3-coin set with its CuNi & 1-Oz Au versions - 2,000
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