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2027 Australia 1 oz Silver $5 Lunar Year of the Goat Domed Prf

SKU: APMEX-335281

$187.49$56.2570% OFF

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Product Details

Product Details

This 1 oz silver domed lunar coin represents the Year of the Goat in the Chinese lunar calendar. There is a limited mintage of 7,500 coins, each packaged in a display case with an outer box and certificate of authenticity.
Coin Highlights:
  • Limited mintage of 7,500 coins.
  • Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver in a beautiful domed proof finish.
  • Includes a display box, along with an outer box and a certificate of authenticity.
  • Obverse: Features the lunar calendar wheel, with the goat at the top of the wheel, and the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.
  • Reverse: Features the goat against a backdrop of persimmons.


The Royal Australian Mint has released a new silver domed coin to celebrate The Year of the Goat in the Chinese lunar calendar. Add this special 2027 1 oz Silver Domed Lunar Year of the Goat Proof coin to your cart today!

Lunar Year of the Goat
The Goat is the eigth sign of the twelve-year lunar calendar. 2027 is the year of the gentle goat, according to Chinese element theory. Those born in this year are known to be creative and compassionate.

Royal Australian Mint
Royal Australian Mint, located in Canberra, is well known for their popular releases of domed proof coins, lunar coins, and limited mintage bullion releases in both silver and gold. The coins range from themes about history, to astronomy, animals, to the Chinese zodiac. The Royal Australian Mint also produces the circulating coins for Australia. The mint was first opened in 1965, and was the first mint of the country to not be a branch of The Royal Mint. Before Royal Australian Mint was formed, coins for the country were struck at various branches of The Royal Mint – the Sydney Mint, Melbourne Mint and The Perth Mint.

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