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2 Dollars Year of the Rabbit, Silver Proof

Issuer Monetary Authority of Singapore
Year 2011
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Weight 20 g
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Obverse script Latin, Tamil, Chinese
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Reverse description A leaping rabbit in high relief dominates the central field, depicted in dynamic profile moving to the right, with a decorative swirl motif on its flank. The background is filled with a repeating pattern of Chinese seal-script characters forming a textured lattice design. The cyclical Chinese year designation 辛卯 appears at the upper left in large characters. The denomination $2 is inscribed in the lower centre field, with the legend 20 GRAMS 999 FINE SILVER arcing along the lower rim in Latin characters.
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Singapore's lunar series has been running since the 1980s, and the Rabbit issues have historically seen tighter mintage controls than the more popular Dragon years that follow. The 2011 release fell during a period when the Monetary Authority was quietly scaling back its collector coin program, making later years in the series harder to source in original packaging than the raw survival numbers suggest.

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