What do you consider the "key" silver coins in the series?

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  1. motorbikez

    motorbikez Member Silver Stacker

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    Apart from the 1oz & 2oz proofs which finished in 2005
     
    motorbikez, Feb 8, 2015
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    dragafem Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    and the 2oz bullion in 2009-even if it does come back later(as holdfast wants it:) there will be no complete set
     
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    Mouse and ox--gold.! Try to get 1/10 and 2oz gold mouse and ox and you will have answer. Silver-definitely mouse 5oz.
     
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    Traditionally, mice and pigs are popular Lunar animals as they breed often.

    Roosters are considered auspicious because the word "" (rooster/chicken) has the same pronunciation as "" (luck/fortune) in Mandarin.

    Just my $0.02
     
    dirtyape, Mar 10, 2015
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    For a full lunar set, you need 12 coins to complete it. Anyway the Key coin in lunar set should be Dragon or Tiger.
     
    Flyinfree, Mar 10, 2015
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    the chinese word chicken also means sl*t believe it or not :/
     
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    i suppose one can always think of something bad to say about each of the Lunar animals, if you are into that sort of mindset
     
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