The Lunar series is an annual returning series, published by the Perth Mint. The Lunar series is based on the Chinese zodiac calendar and therefore features a different animal every year. The 2021 edition is the second edition of the Lunar series III and is all about the ox.
The Lunar series is an annual returning series, published by the Perth Mint. The Lunar series is based on the Chinese zodiac calendar and therefore features a different animal every year. The 2021 edition is the second edition of the Lunar series III and is all about the ox. The ox is the second, after the mouse, in the zodiac calendar. The 1 troy ounce silver coin looks beautiful and has a diameter of 40.6 mm. Since the Lunar coin is considered legal tender in Australia, it has a face value of $1. The mintage of this Lunar coin is 300,000 pieces. Since the Lunar coins are very popular worldwide, this is a limited number.
As the Lunar coin is a legal tender in Australia, the obverse depicts Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The image was designed by Jody Clark. The reverse of the Lunar coin is entirely devoted to the ox. That is why a beautiful image of an ox and her calf can be seen. In addition to this, the Chinese character for “ox” is featured.
The Lunar series is issued by the Perth Mint. This edition belongs to already the third Lunar series. Each series lasts 12 years. This is because there are 12 animals in the zodiac calendar. This Lunar series will therefore have its last edition in 2031. The first Lunar series launched in 1996 and ended in 2010. The second Lunar series ended in 2019. Globally, the coins are very popular and wanted by both investors and collectors.