Perth Mint Lunar Series - The Fourth Release in Series III; Year of the Rabbit
Perth Mint Lunar Series - 2023 Year of the Rabbit, 1 Oz .9999 Gold
The Perth Mint in Australia began minting .9999 pure gold coins in the beautiful Lunar series more than twenty years ago. Money Metals Exchange is proud to make them available here in the US. Year of the Rabbit coins with the 2023 date mark the Fourth release in the third Lunar series (series III), which will ultimately contain 12 coins. Grab your stunning, limited edition Year of the Rabbit coins now.
People born under the sign of the Rabbit are considered to be vigilant, quick-minded and ingenious. Additionally, the coming year of the Rabbit is associated in Chinese element theory with water. It's an auspicious time for the Year of the Rabbit gold coin (2023). Get yours today, the inventory won't last long.
The Rabbit is the fourth amongst Chinese zodiac animals. According to myth, the Jade Emporer wanted to select a new medicine maker and did not trust a human for the job. So he went to the forest and pretended to be an old man in search of food. He came across a fox, a rabbit and a monkey.
In order to test the virtues of the three animals, he said: “I am too weak to move, please bring me some food.”
The monkey and fox offered him food right away. But the rabbit found nothing he could offer., So instead, it jumped into the fire and offered itself as food. The Jade Emporer was moved by the rabbit’s sacrifice, so he granted the rabbit eternal life and made him the next divine medicine maker.
Allocations of these gold mint coins are limited and tend to sell out fast.
The Perth Mint began minting these special edition coins in 1996, inspired by the Chinese Lunar calendar. Each Lunar Gold Coin Series comprises 12 coins, with just one issued each year. The Year of the Rabbit is the 4th issue in Lunar Series III.
Australia's Perth Mint is renowned for making quality gold and silver coins. They are recognized around the world, and traded everywhere.
Some highlights for the 2023 Year of the Rabbit issue:
Each Australian Lunar Gold coin is backed by the government of Australia for weight and purity
Each gold coin is minted from .9999 pure gold
Each Lunar coin is encapsulated in hard, clear plastic
Denominated with $100 Australian Dollars
Mintage will be limited to 30,000 gold bullion coins
LUNAR RABBIT COIN DESIGN
The Queen of England (obverse) - The obverse includes the Ian Rank Broadley created design of Queen Elizabeth II. This side is inscribed with "ELIZABETH II", "AUSTRALIA", "1 oz 9999 Au", and "100 DOLLARS".
Rabbit (reverse) - On the coins reverse you will find a rabbit, leaping into the air. The words "Rabbit 2023" are inscribed in both English and Chinese characters.
People born under the sign of the Rabbit are considered to be vigilant, quick-minded and ingenious. Additionally, the coming year of the Rabbit is associated in Chinese element theory with water. It's an auspicious time for the Year of the Rabbit gold coin (2023). Get yours today, the inventory won't last long.
The Rabbit is the fourth amongst Chinese zodiac animals. According to myth, the Jade Emporer wanted to select a new medicine maker and did not trust a human for the job. So he went to the forest and pretended to be an old man in search of food. He came across a fox, a rabbit and a monkey.
In order to test the virtues of the three animals, he said: “I am too weak to move, please bring me some food.”
The monkey and fox offered him food right away. But the rabbit found nothing he could offer., So instead, it jumped into the fire and offered itself as food. The Jade Emporer was moved by the rabbit’s sacrifice, so he granted the rabbit eternal life and made him the next divine medicine maker.
Allocations of these gold mint coins are limited and tend to sell out fast.
The Perth Mint began minting these special edition coins in 1996, inspired by the Chinese Lunar calendar. Each Lunar Gold Coin Series comprises 12 coins, with just one issued each year. The Year of the Rabbit is the 4th issue in Lunar Series III.
Australia's Perth Mint is renowned for making quality gold and silver coins. They are recognized around the world, and traded everywhere.
Some highlights for the 2023 Year of the Rabbit issue:
Each Australian Lunar Gold coin is backed by the government of Australia for weight and purity
Each gold coin is minted from .9999 pure gold
Each Lunar coin is encapsulated in hard, clear plastic
Denominated with $100 Australian Dollars
Mintage will be limited to 30,000 gold bullion coins
LUNAR RABBIT COIN DESIGN
The Queen of England (obverse) - The obverse includes the Ian Rank Broadley created design of Queen Elizabeth II. This side is inscribed with "ELIZABETH II", "AUSTRALIA", "1 oz 9999 Au", and "100 DOLLARS".
Rabbit (reverse) - On the coins reverse you will find a rabbit, leaping into the air. The words "Rabbit 2023" are inscribed in both English and Chinese characters.
