The 2007 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Pig BU – Series I, struck by the Perth Mint in .9999 fine gold, celebrates the twelfth and final animal of the original Lunar Series, symbolizing wealth and good fortune. Featuring a detailed pig design and limited mintage, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin honors the rich tradition of the Chinese Zodiac and marks the historic conclusion of the acclaimed Series I, making it a prized addition for collectors and enthusiasts of cultural heritage.
The 2022 1/2 oz Australia Gold Lunar Tiger BU – Series III, struck in .9999 fine gold by the Perth Mint, celebrates the Year of the Tiger with a striking mid-roar tiger design and a Brilliant Uncirculated finish. Continuing the Lunar Series tradition begun in 1996, this limited-mintage coin combines exceptional craftsmanship, legal tender status, and rich cultural symbolism, making it a prized addition for collectors of Australian and lunar-themed gold coins.
The 1 oz .999 Gold Maple Leaf, introduced by the Royal Canadian Mint in 1979, showcases the iconic maple leaf design that celebrates Canada’s natural beauty and heritage. Struck from pure 24-karat gold and guaranteed for weight and purity by the Canadian government, each coin features exquisite craftsmanship and a design that may vary by year, making it a unique and prestigious addition to any collection.
The 1996 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Rat BU – Series I marks the historic debut of the Perth Mint’s acclaimed Lunar Series, celebrating the Year of the Rat with an intricate design in .9999 fine gold. With its limited mintage, brilliant uncirculated finish, and status as the first release in the series, this coin stands out for its exceptional purity, collectible appeal, and cultural significance in honoring the Chinese zodiac.
The 1 oz Gold Britannia (1987–2012) is a distinguished British bullion coin minted by The Royal Mint, containing 1 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold. Celebrating Britain’s maritime heritage since its 1987 debut, this 22-carat coin features the iconic helmeted Britannia on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, with legal tender status, a reeded edge for security, and limited annual mintages, making it a lasting symbol of British craftsmanship and historical pride.
