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2023 Aus 1 Kg Silver Year of The Rabbit With Gold Privy Mark Colorized Proof Coin

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Sku: SPALUNA22PM

Mintage: 388

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Founded in 1896 as a branch to the British Royal Mint, Perth Mint today is one of the largest minting plants globally, owned by the Western Australian government. Manufacturer of the iconic ‘Kangaroo’ gold and silver investment coins, Perth Mint also produce a popular lunar series and a range of sought-after collector coins.

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The strengths of the 12 animals of the lunar calendar are said to be evident in those born during their rule. Fourth in line after the mouse, ox and tiger, the rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion on those born under its influence in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023. Literally, an enormous example of minting excellence, this truly spectacular coloured coin is struck from 1 kilo of 99.99% pure silver with a special pure gold privy mark.

KEY FEATURES:

  • 99.99% pure silver
  • Australian legal tender
  • 1g gold privy mark
  • Coloured design

DESIGN:

The coin portrays an alert rabbit with its ears erect and another rabbit stretching towards a budding branch. Also included in the design is a 1-gram pure gold privy insert portraying the Chinese character for ‘rabbit’, the inscription ‘RABBIT 2023’ and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark. 

PRESENTATION:

Accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity, the coin comes in a classic display case with a clear lid, and an illustrated shipper. When aligned with shippers from other coins in Series III, the resulting diorama depicts all 12 animals participating in The Great Race, a traditional Chinese story about the creation of the lunar calendar.