1970's 1 Oz Silver Mint Lunar [Ram] Round BU

Hard to find vintage round. Produced in a set of 12 and limited to 5,000.

Obverse: The obverse features a left-facing ram. The Chinese symbol for the Lunar Year is inscribed above the ram. A scrolled border decorates the outer edge of the round. No inscriptions are found on the obverse.

Reverse: The central feature of the reverse is the inscription concerning the lunar calendar. The inscription reads "THE YEAR OF THE RAM 1907,1919,1931,1943,1955,1967,1979 DEVOTED TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS, SOMETIMES SHY, SENSITIVE, GENEROUS, LEANS TOWARDS THE ARTS.". Underneath the main inscription is an inscription bearing the weight, purity, and content of "ONE OUNCE .999 FINE PURE SILVER". Immediately below that is an inscription addressing the mintage which states "LIMITED EDITION 5000". The name of the mint "THE SILVER MINT" can be found at the bottom of the round, decorated by stars both above and below.

Edge: The edge is smooth and bears a 4-digit serial number.