The Lunar Cameo Proof coins are sterling silver and bears a face value of 15 dollars. The first six coins issued from a 12-coin series begun by the RCM in 1998. It features an octagon-shaped gold-plated cameo. Produced By: RCM Denomination: 15 Dollars Year: 1998 to 2003. Diameter: 40mm Material: Silver Fineness: 0.925 Weight: 11.84 grams. Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II Reverse: Zodiac Animals Finish: Proof Theme: Chinese Zodiac Lunar series. Please note all Royal Canadian Mint products are pre-owned and may have wear to packaging, capsules or coins. Please see pictures for cosmetic condition. PLEASE DO NOT SEND US A MESSAGE STATING THIS, WE KNOW. All images are for the actual item being auctioned unless otherwise stated. Some mint products may have stock images. Item’s Condition- Please see photos for condition. If you have any concerns regarding an items condition please ask prior to purchasing the item. Our expert staff have over 40+ years experience in the business. Our grades are the opinion of our knowledgeable staff. These grades are for a reference base for our customers only and we have graded these coins to the best of our ability. Other graders opinions may differ from ours, as they would with many other professional dealers. If the coins are sent into a grading service they maybe be subject to a higher or lower grade than that of what we have advertised as that would be the opinion of the particular grader grading the coin/banknote and we are not responsible for individual opinions/standards of other graders or companies. We do stand by our grading and offer our grades as an honest opinion to the best of our professional ability. Mint Products- Some mint products may have stock images. Some products may be in original mint state/still sealed in mint packaging or shrink wrap as issued by the mint, however not all items will be. This will be noted in the description. Please do not message us requesting that we do. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
