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Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat by The Perth Mint
The Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat is the latest release in The Perth Mint’s Australian Lunar Series III. Each year, this popular series celebrates a different animal from the Chinese zodiac. In 2027, the goat – the eighth animal in the zodiac – takes centre stage. The annually changing designs and wide choice of precious metals and weights make the Lunar series popular among both investors and collectors.
The Lunar 2027 design
For the Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat, The Perth Mint has created two different designs. The gold and platinum coins share the same design, while the silver coins feature their own design. Both designs are dedicated to the goat and include the Chinese character for goat and the inscription ‘GOAT 2027’.
Design of the gold and platinum Lunar 2027
The gold and platinum coins feature a single impressive goat at the centre of a natural landscape. The goat is depicted in detail among rocks, with a distinctive tree in the background. The design also includes The Perth Mint’s well-known ‘P’ mintmark.
Design of the silver Lunar 2027
The silver Lunar 2027 features a different design, depicting three goats in a mountainous landscape. Two adult goats and a young kid form the central scene, complemented by a flowering branch. The Chinese character for goat, the inscription ‘GOAT 2027’ and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark also feature in the design.
This gives the gold and platinum editions on the one hand and the silver editions on the other their own distinctive appearance, while clearly connecting them as part of the Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat release.
Part of the Australian Lunar Series III
The Perth Mint launched the Australian Lunar Series III in 2020. Since then, a new design has been released each year featuring the corresponding animal of the Chinese zodiac. The 2027 Year of the Goat follows the 2026 Year of the Horse.
The combination of physical precious metal, annually changing designs and a wide range of editions makes Lunar coins attractive to both investors and collectors. You can collect the same weight each year, combine different editions from a particular year or choose a Lunar coin as an investment in physical gold, silver or platinum.
Explore the complete range of Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat coins above and choose the edition that suits you.
Frequently asked questions about Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat
1. What is the Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat?
The Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat is the 2027 release in The Perth Mint's Australian Lunar Series III. The coin features the goat, the eighth animal of the Chinese zodiac.
2. In which versions is the Lunar 2027 available?
At The Silver Mountain the Lunar 2027 is available in gold, silver and platinum. The gold coins are available from 1/20 troy ounce to 2 troy ounce, silver from 1/2 troy ounce to 1 kilogram and platinum in 1 troy ounce.
3. When will the Lunar 2027 Year of the Goat be delivered?
We expect the first delivery of the Lunar 2027 coins at the end of September 2026. The coins can already be ordered to reserve your desired version from our expected stock.
4. What is the mintage of the Lunar 2027 coins?
The maximum mintage varies by version and weight. On the individual product pages you will find, once known, the mintage that applies to the respective Lunar 2027 coin.
5. Are Lunar 2027 coins interesting for investors or collectors?
For both. The coins contain physical gold, silver or platinum and are therefore interesting because of their precious metal value. The annually changing design and any limited mintages also make certain versions attractive to collectors.
6. Which Lunar 2027 coin should I buy?
That depends on your goal. Those who mainly want to invest in physical precious metals can look at weight and price per gram, among other things. For collectors, the size, design and mintage of a specific version may be important.
7. Can I also buy Lunar coins from other years?
Yes. The Silver Mountain offers, in addition to the Lunar 2027, various gold and silver Lunar coins from other years and series in its range.