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In various Asian cultures, snakes often hold a complex symbolism, ranging from divine wisdom to potential danger. This duality is reflected in the characteristics associated with the Year of the Snake. Argor-Heraeus celebrates the Year of the Snake with a limited-issue series of gold bars. Right now, 2025 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Lunar Snake Gold Bars are available at Bullion Metals.

Arrives in a sealed blistercard!Comes with a Year of the Snake-themed assay!Limited mintage of only 18,888 bars!Assigned individual serial numbers!Contains 10 Grams (.3215 Troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.On the obverse of the bar are the Argor emblem and hallmarks.The reverse depicts a coiled Lunar Snake.

Arrives in a sealed blistercard!

Comes with a Year of the Snake-themed assay!

Limited mintage of only 18,888 bars!

Assigned individual serial numbers!

Contains 10 Grams (.3215 Troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.

On the obverse of the bar are the Argor emblem and hallmarks.

The reverse depicts a coiled Lunar Snake.

Each of the 2025 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Lunar Snake Gold Bar features an individual blistercard. The bar is sealed in plastic and surrounded by a red assay card with a Lunar Year of the Snake theme. The assay card authenticates the weight, metal content, purity, and serial number of the bar.

The Year of the Snake is seen as a time when hidden truths may come to light, and when patience and keen observation can lead to profound insights. The year is also thought to favor those who are adaptable and able to navigate complex situations with subtlety and finesse.

On the obverse of the 2025 Argor-Heraeus Lunar Snake Gold Bar, you will find the mint logo and the hallmarks of the bar. The design includes markings arranged in portrait orientation, with the Argor logo at the top, the hallmarks in the middle, and the serial number at the bottom of the field.

The reverse side of 1 oz Argor-Heraeus Lunar Snake Gold Bars comes with a depiction of a coiled snake. The Year of the Snake celebration features a coiled snake with its head lifted over its coiled body. The Chinese emblem for the snake is featured in the lower-left field of the bar.