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In a striking large-format bullion release, the 2027 1 Kilo Perth Lunar Year of the Goat Silver Coin honors the eighth animal in the Chinese zodiac. This Brilliant Uncirculated piece, struck by The Perth Mint from one kilogram of .9999 pure silver, blends significant precious-metal content with the intricate craftsmanship of the Australian Lunar Series III.
With a diameter of up to 100.90 mm and a silver content of 32.151 troy ounces, the coin offers the elaborate Year of the Goat artwork considerably more room than smaller pieces in the series. It is issued as Australian legal tender with a face value of AUD $30.
The reverse, designed by Natasha Muhl, portrays three goats peacefully grazing together beside a plum blossom tree. The design represents the auspicious phrase "Three Goats Bring Bliss," symbolizing renewal and prosperous new beginnings. The obverse features the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.
The reverse of the 2027 1 Kilo Silver Lunar Goat depicts a mature goat, a young goat, and a baby goat grazing peacefully together.
The composition embodies the auspicious phrase "Three Goats Bring Bliss." According to The Perth Mint, the imagery represents the end of winter and arrival of spring, the renewal of all things, and prosperous new beginnings.
A plum blossom tree appears alongside the animals, representing purity, resilience, and hope. Additional elements include the Chinese character for "Goat," the inscription "GOAT 2027," and The Perth Mint's "P" mintmark.
The substantial 100.90 mm diameter is particularly relevant to this version. At nearly 4 inches across, the kilo format provides a large surface for displaying Natasha Muhl's detailed lunar artwork.
The obverse features the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.
It is accompanied by inscriptions identifying the coin's weight, .9999 silver fineness, and monetary denomination. The 1 kilo version is issued as Australian legal tender with a face value of AUD $30.
The Australian Lunar Series is The Perth Mint's long-running precious-metals program inspired by the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac.
The Perth Mint established its Australian lunar coin program in 1996, and the program is now in its third series. Each annual release explores the traditions and symbolism associated with a different animal in the lunar calendar.
For 2027, the series celebrates the Year of the Goat. The Mint associates people born in Goat years—including 2027, 2015, 2003, 1991, and 1979—with characteristics such as gentleness, creativity, compassion, calmness, and resilience.
The Perth Mint officially released its main 2027 Lunar Series III bullion lineup on September 8, 2026, including the 1 kilo silver version.
The 2027 1 Kilo Perth Lunar Goat Silver Coin provides a substantial 32.151 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver in a single sovereign bullion coin.
For bullion buyers, the kilo format consolidates a significant amount of physical silver into one product. For Lunar Series collectors, the unusually large 100.90 mm format gives the detailed Year of the Goat artwork considerably more visual impact than smaller versions.
It also combines several features that distinguish it from a standard kilo silver bar: Australian legal-tender status, annually changing Lunar Series artwork, Perth Mint production, a micro-engraved authentication feature, and protective capsule packaging.
Buyers primarily focused on acquiring the maximum possible silver at the lowest premium should compare the coin's current premium per ounce with kilo silver bars and other large-format bullion products before purchasing.
In a striking large-format bullion release, the 2027 1 Kilo Perth Lunar Year of the Goat Silver Coin honors the eighth animal in the Chinese zodiac. This Brilliant Uncirculated piece, struck by The Perth Mint from one kilogram of .9999 pure silver, blends significant precious-metal content with the intricate craftsmanship of the Australian Lunar Series III.
With a diameter of up to 100.90 mm and a silver content of 32.151 troy ounces, the coin offers the elaborate Year of the Goat artwork considerably more room than smaller pieces in the series. It is issued as Australian legal tender with a face value of AUD $30.
The reverse, designed by Natasha Muhl, portrays three goats peacefully grazing together beside a plum blossom tree. The design represents the auspicious phrase "Three Goats Bring Bliss," symbolizing renewal and prosperous new beginnings. The obverse features the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.
The reverse of the 2027 1 Kilo Silver Lunar Goat depicts a mature goat, a young goat, and a baby goat grazing peacefully together.
The composition embodies the auspicious phrase "Three Goats Bring Bliss." According to The Perth Mint, the imagery represents the end of winter and arrival of spring, the renewal of all things, and prosperous new beginnings.
A plum blossom tree appears alongside the animals, representing purity, resilience, and hope. Additional elements include the Chinese character for "Goat," the inscription "GOAT 2027," and The Perth Mint's "P" mintmark.
The substantial 100.90 mm diameter is particularly relevant to this version. At nearly 4 inches across, the kilo format provides a large surface for displaying Natasha Muhl's detailed lunar artwork.
The obverse features the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.
It is accompanied by inscriptions identifying the coin's weight, .9999 silver fineness, and monetary denomination. The 1 kilo version is issued as Australian legal tender with a face value of AUD $30.
The Australian Lunar Series is The Perth Mint's long-running precious-metals program inspired by the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac.
The Perth Mint established its Australian lunar coin program in 1996, and the program is now in its third series. Each annual release explores the traditions and symbolism associated with a different animal in the lunar calendar.
For 2027, the series celebrates the Year of the Goat. The Mint associates people born in Goat years—including 2027, 2015, 2003, 1991, and 1979—with characteristics such as gentleness, creativity, compassion, calmness, and resilience.
The Perth Mint officially released its main 2027 Lunar Series III bullion lineup on September 8, 2026, including the 1 kilo silver version.
The 2027 1 Kilo Perth Lunar Goat Silver Coin provides a substantial 32.151 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver in a single sovereign bullion coin.
For bullion buyers, the kilo format consolidates a significant amount of physical silver into one product. For Lunar Series collectors, the unusually large 100.90 mm format gives the detailed Year of the Goat artwork considerably more visual impact than smaller versions.
It also combines several features that distinguish it from a standard kilo silver bar: Australian legal-tender status, annually changing Lunar Series artwork, Perth Mint production, a micro-engraved authentication feature, and protective capsule packaging.
Buyers primarily focused on acquiring the maximum possible silver at the lowest premium should compare the coin's current premium per ounce with kilo silver bars and other large-format bullion products before purchasing.
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