JM Bullion Silver Lunar Series
For those who enjoy collecting lunar-themed silver bullion, JM Bullion now has a unique series available to you with distinctive designs celebrating the 12 animals of the Chinese Lunar Calendar. These designs offer a fresh take on each animal that are not found on other programs at sovereign and private mints. This exciting collection offers you an opportunity to collect lunar silver in 1 oz and 10 oz options.
2022 Year of the Tiger
For 2022, the Year of the Tiger rolls around on the Chinese Lunar Calendar. In the JM Bullion Lunar Series, you will find a depiction of the tiger that showcases the raw power and physical stature of the beast. Available on two different silver bullion products, the design shows the full frame of the Panthera tigris, or tiger, in left-profile relief. The muscular frame of the tiger sticks close to the ground as it stalks its unseen prey. We may not see it, but you can tell by the focused look in its eye that the tiger has its target in its sights and is moving in for the kill.
Common Reverse Visuals
Across each design that appears in this lunar series, you will find a common design element on the reverse side of the products released. The series features 10 oz silver bars and 1 oz silver rounds. All silver bars will have the same reverse design. This side offers a repeating pattern of Chinese symbols. The silver rounds will also have a unique design shared across all 1 oz rounds, but it does vary slightly from the silver bar design. The reverse of the round features an ornamental border design with a Chinese symbol at the center of the field that includes the unique Chinese written character for each of the animals of the Zodiac. For example, the Year of the Tiger release features the written character for the tiger at the very center of the round.
Release Options
As mentioned above, this new Silver Lunar Series comes with two options for investors. Both products feature .999 pure silver content. The 10 oz silver bars are available individually in sealed plastic or in boxes of 50 silver bars. The 1 oz silver rounds come with plastic flips for individual rounds, tubes of 20, or boxes of 500 rounds.
Background on the Chinese Lunar Calendar
The Chinese Lunar Calendar follows a 12-year cycle that always starts with the Year of the Mouse and ends with the Year of the Pig. Once the cycle reaches the end of the Year of the Pig, it resets to the beginning with the Year of the Mouse. As such, each animal appears on the calendar every 12th year. The animals were assigned their positions in the Zodiac based on the results of the Great Race.
After the Jade Emperor called a meeting of the animals of the world, the creatures that responded raced to be the first to meet the Emperor. In total, 12 animals arrived, with the mouse getting to the meeting just ahead of the ox. As a result, the mouse is first in the cycle, followed by the ox, tiger, and so on. Those born under the sign of each individual animal are said to inherit characteristics and traits associated with those animals in Chinese culture.
Start Your JM Bullion Lunar Series Collection Now!
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