The 2005 Chinese Year of the Rooster Commemorative coin set includes three uncirculated coins with center coin made of silver with a fineness of 0.999. These coins are certified and come from China, making them a valuable addition to any collection of world coins. The set celebrates the historical period of the People’s Republic of China and features a unique design inspired by the traditional Chinese zodiac animal, the rooster. This commemorative set is a testament to Chinese culture and heritage, making it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This coin set consists of one pure. Design of Silver Coin: Obverse: The year 2005 coincides with the Chinese Zodiac year of the Rooster. The Chinese words for “Rooster” and “Luck” are homophones, and by association, the rooster has come to symbolize good luck. The design features a rooster as it proudly surveys its domain: the image of prosperity. The chicks behind it represents lasting peace, fortune, and prosperity. The images of the rooster and chicks are taken from a painting by the renowned Taiwanese artist Mr. Reverse: The reverse features the Da Chen Palace of the temple of Confucius in Tainan, which was built right into the mountain slope and rises to the peak in stories, pagoda-like. Collection comes in a nice red-wood like (not real wood) box container and original cardboard box.