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| 背面描述 | A coiled snake rendered in fine detail dominates the central field against an ornate background of auspicious clouds and scrolling foliate motifs executed in traditional Chinese decorative style. The serpent is depicted with textured scales, its body coiled upon itself with the head raised, surrounded by a radiating halo suggesting flame or solar energy. The Chinese cyclical year designation 辛巳 appears in the upper field alongside the Gregorian year 2001, while the denomination $2 is inscribed in the lower field. The entire composition is contained within the distinctive fan-shaped puzzle-piece flan, with an inner curved cutout at the base. |
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Singapore's Lunar Series coins are struck for the collector market and see essentially no circulation, which keeps surviving examples in consistently high condition. The 2013 transition from a biennial to an annual release schedule expanded the series considerably, and the Snake issue falls in the middle of that expanded run.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore contracts production to the Singapore Mint, which has maintained its ISO-certified facilities in Kallang since the late 1960s.