2027 AUS Year of the Goat 1 oz Silver Trio (SIII, w/Box & COA)

Product Details

Comprising three Australian Lunar Series III 2027 Year of the Goat coin variants, this magnificent set showcases the superb quality and original artistry of the Australian Lunar Series. The set contains a total of 3 oz of .9999 fine silver.
Set Highlights:

• Contains a total of 3 oz, which is comprised of 1 oz silver proof coin, 1 oz silver proof colorized coin, and a 1 oz silver gilded coin, each made of 1 oz of .9999 fine silver.
• Each set is presented in a classic display case with a clear lid decorated with a silver geometric design. The case is packaged in a beautifully illustrated shipper portraying the story of how the goat became a creature of the zodiac and is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity.
• Only 1,500 sets will be issued.
• Obverse: Each coin's obverse depicts the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III, the weight and fineness and the monetary denomination.
• Reverse: Each coin's reverse portrays a mature goat, a young goat, and a baby goat grazing peacefully. The image embodies the auspicious phrase "Three Goats Bring Bliss," symbolizing the end of winter and the arrival of spring, renewal and prosperous new beginnings. A plum blossom tree represents purity, resilience and hope. Also included in the design is the Chinese character for "goat," the inscription "GOAT 2027" and The Perth Mint's "P" mint mark. The silver proof coin is delicately frosted and appears on a polished table. The colorized edition depicts the Goat in full color with a proof finish. The gilded design highlights the Goat in 24 karat gold.
• Sovereign coins backed by the Australian government.

Begin your Lunar Series III collection today by adding this stunning Silver Proof Year of the Goat Trio to your cart today!

Struck by the historic Perth Mint from .9999 fine silver, each coin's Australian legal tender status guarantees its weight and purity.

The Perth Mint's coins are crafted by world-class artists. Learn more about this year's Lunar Year of the Goat designers, Wade Robinson and Natasha Muhl.

Lunar Year of the Goat
Perth Mint's Australian Lunar Series III collection continues the rich tradition of minting spectacular bullion coins by portraying animal themes from the Chinese lunar calendar. The 2027 release celebrates the Year of the Goat, the eighth animal in the Chinese zodiac. Those born under the sign of the Goat in 2027, 2015, 2003, 1991, 1979 and every 12years are said to be gentle souls with a natural gift for creativity and compassion. Their calm presence and quiet resilience make them steady anchors in challenging moments, while their artistic eye and thoughtful nature draw others to them. They tend to move through life with grace, empathy, and a deep appreciation for beauty.

The Perth Mint Lunar Series
Known for their quality and collectibility, The Perth Mint Lunar Series is a cornerstone of many precious metals portfolios, and is produced in silver, gold and platinum. As the original lunar bullion series, these coins (beginning with the Series I launch in 1996) have become some of the most widely collected around the globe, as demand originated in Asia but spread to Europe and America as investors became exposed to the design and quality. In addition to the annual design change, many investors love that the coins' select mintage limits create the potential for even greater investment return in the form of a numismatic premium appreciation. This series is so popular, the 1 oz Gold and Silver Lunars are now instant sell-outs every year!

The Perth Lunar Series I concluded in 2010, and Series II concluded in 2019. These releases have been tremendously popular worldwide, with each year selling out quickly as investors and collectors claim the coins of all sizes. As each 1 oz silver bullion coin in Series III has been limited to 300,000 coins worldwide, the prolonged popularity is ensured by the high level of collectibility as well as the stellar designs from the reputable Perth Mint.

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