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The Year of the Fire Horse is among the most uncommon and notable pairings in the Chinese zodiac, occurring only once every 60 years when the Horse sign aligns with the Fire element. The last Fire Horse year was in 1966, and the next will arrive in 2026. In Chinese astrology, this year is associated with bold symbolism and is believed to represent strong, passionate, and transformative energy. Sunshine Minting honors the Year of the Fire Horse with the release of a striking silver round. Now, 1 oz Reverse Proof Colorized Sunshine Lunar Horse Silver Rounds are available online from Bullion Metals.

Rounds arrive inside individual acrylic slabs!1st release in a new SMI Lunar Series!Reverse-proof specimens!Beautiful Year of the Horse artwork!Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.Obverse showcases a horse with a flowing mane of fire.Reverse includes the SMI logo within a circular, cosmic lunar design.

Rounds arrive inside individual acrylic slabs!

1st release in a new SMI Lunar Series!

Beautiful Year of the Horse artwork!

Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.

Obverse showcases a horse with a flowing mane of fire.

Reverse includes the SMI logo within a circular, cosmic lunar design.

The obverse of the 1 oz Reverse Proof Colorized Lunar Horse Silver Round presents a detailed image of a horse with a long, flowing mane. The Fire Horse year celebrates a vibrant color palette dominated by fiery reds, brilliant oranges, and rich golds that represent the intense Fire element combined with the spirited Horse. All of these colorful elements combine in the stunning depiction of the Lunar Horse.

On the reverse, the Reverse Proof Colorized Sunshine Lunar Horse Silver Round features the Sunshine Minting (SMI) emblem at the center, surrounded by a circular, cosmic pattern inspired by the lunar calendar.

Design motifs for the Fire Horse year typically feature dynamic, energetic imagery showing horses in powerful poses—galloping with flames trailing from their hooves or manes, rearing against stylized fire backgrounds, or depicted with flame-like patterns integrated into their forms. Traditional Chinese artistic elements such as clouds, waves, and geometric patterns are often rendered in the fiery color scheme.