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| Metal | Ounce | Gram |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | £1,163.29 | £37.40 |
| Silver | £13.683 | £0.440 |
| Platinum | £694.32 | £22.32 |
| Palladium | £1,362.37 | £43.80 |
Updated 04:20 16/10/19
| Metal | Ounce | Gram |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | £1,163.29 | £37.40 |
| Silver | £13.683 | £0.440 |
| Platinum | £694.32 | £22.32 |
| Palladium | £1,362.37 | £43.80 |
Updated 04:20 16/10/19
Explore our Perth Mint lunar collection of gold coins below. These coins each represent a year of the zodiac, with the Pig in 2019, the Dog in 2018, and the Rooster in 2017.
This is the second such cycle of coins produced by the Perth Mint, having begun in 1996 until 2007. The Australian refiners then started the latest cycle in 2008, which officially ends this year.
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Similar to the Royal Mint's Lunar series, Perth Mint produces these coins in celebration of the animals of the Zodiac.
Struck in 24-carat gold, the unique designs of these one ounce gold Perth Mint Lunar coins mean that there is additional numismatic value to these coins for collectors.
