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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: 04/18/25 03:53:02 | ||
Gold
-15.19
|
$3,323.24 | $3,343.62 |
| Silver
-0.21
|
$32.31 | $32.94 |
Platinum
 0.61
|
$963.32 | $994.57 |
| Palladium
-7.02
|
$940.25 | $1,022.31 |
| Rhodium | $5,150.00 | $5,550.00 |
The rat is the first symbol of the Chinese zodiac calendar so it was fitting to use the rat to kick off the Australian Lunar series with the rat being the inaugural symbol. The 1996 Australia ... (more)
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The Chinese zodiac is an ancient system put in place to tell one's fortune by the year that person is born under. The 1997 Australia 1/20 oz Gold Lunar Ox is pure gold and celebrates the ox since ... (more)
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The 1998 Australia 1/20 oz Gold Lunar Tiger coin bears the date 1998, which is in line with the Chinese zodiac year of the tiger. The 1998 Australia 1/20 oz Gold Lunar Tiger is in brilliant ... (more)
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The Perth Mint was inspired by the charm and tradition of the Chinese zodiac and decided to make a coin series for gold and silver coins. Being a symbol of hope to the Chinese people, the Rabbit ... (more)
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Product ID: 5799
It is well believed that you possess the traits of the animal you are born under. Those born under the Dragon year are known to be energetic, smart, and do not give up during hard times. Since the ... (more)
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The snake contains a double meaning when looking at it through the Chinese Zodiac scope. Snakes that are discovered in one's garden usually means delight is brought to that household. But the ... (more)
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Product ID: 5801
The horse is a hard animal to beat, both physically and figuratively speaking. Through history, horses have been for their speed, agility, and strength. It takes a lot to wear out a horse so they ... (more)
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Product ID: 5802
Ever since ancient times, the goat is known for protection, provision, and kindness. Every part of the goat is used; whether it's the meat for food, skin to keep warm, or its fleece for brushing ... (more)
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Product ID: 5803
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: 5805
The dog symbolizes fortune and good luck in Chinese culture. It is believed that the dog is man's best friend and even understands the human spirit, whether the owner is wealthy or not. When a dog ... (more)
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