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The Australian Lunar Gold Series has been a collector favorite since it began in 1996. Each year is a different animal of the Chinese Zodiac Calender. We offer the gold coins in all of their issued sizes, from One Twentieth of an Ounce to the One and Two Ounce Coins. These beautiful Australian Gold Coins represent a wonderful set to put together and a challenge as well.
| Metal/Chg | Bid | Ask |
|---|---|---|
| Updated: 07/13/25 07:01:02 | ||
Gold
 31.70
|
$3,354.31 | $3,369.59 |
| Silver
1.41
|
$38.41 | $38.59 |
| Platinum
24.43
|
$1,365.30 | $1,434.55 |
| Palladium
73.31
|
$1,180.36 | $1,266.76 |
| Rhodium | $5,325.00 | $5,725.00 |
The 1997 gold ox is the second installment of the Perth Mint's Australian Lunar Series I. The Perth Mint wanted to keep the silver coin years and the gold coin years at the same production rate so ... (more)
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Product ID: 5761
The design of the gold rabbit coin displays a lone rabbit with its eyes focused on something in the distance. The rabbit is standing among long leaves of grass as if it is dining on nature's ... (more)
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Product ID: 5763
Containing the lowest second mintage of the series, the Australian Lunar Gold 1 oz Gold 1996 Rat is a difficult coin to locate these days. Besides its 16,593 coin mintage, the 1996 Rat is also the ... (more)
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Product ID: 5812
The 2003 Gold Goat is another installment of the Australian Lunar Series I. The Perth Mint only produced 16,775 of these goat designed coins, making them impossible to keep in our inventory for ... (more)
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Product ID: 5767
As a symbol in the Chinese zodiac, the snake has a negative connotation with its meaning. Although a snake being discovered in one's garden usually means delight is brought to that household, the ... (more)
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Product ID: 5765
In Chinese culture, the horse is looked upon as strong, resilient, kind, and meek. They would even issue a nickname, Qianli Ma, to young able bodied people who could cover a lot of ground in one ... (more)
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Product ID: 5766
The tiger has always been feared as a result of his bravery and cruel forcefulness, whether it's with people or other animals. This fear led the people in ancient times to make the tiger the ... (more)
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Product ID: 5762
Continuing the tradition of producing one a year, the 2006 Australian Lunar Dog gold coin was the eleventh installment for the Lunar Series I. In 1995, the Perth Mint was inspired by the ancient ... (more)
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Product ID: 5770
Being the fifth installment to the Perth Mint's 12-coin series, the Australian Lunar Gold 1 oz 2000 Dragon is a fierce addition. With a very low mintage of only 30,000 minted, the 2000 Dragon gold ... (more)
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Product ID: 5764
Each animal, that is a part of the Chinese Lunar Calendar, has its own strengths to offer. Chinese tradition looks upon the monkey with favor and delight. Often because of its humanly traits, the ... (more)
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Product ID: 5768
The rooster's reputation from ancient Chinese times is connected to punctuality, loyalty, and devotion. Many people relied on the rooster's early morning crow to wake them up for the day of work ... (more)
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Product ID: 5769
