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Last Updated on 08/21/2026
In 2006, the Perth Mint added another bullion coin to the Australian Lunar Silver Coin series, a 10-kilogram silver bullion coin, which became the largest coin in the silver series.
Since the gold and silver lunar series bullion coins were released, they have become one of the most popular modern investment coins.
Series I : Obverse
The obverse displays the profile of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley.
Inscriptions:
The Australian Lunar Silver Bullion Coin is a legal tender issued under the Australian Currency Act of 1965, ensuring its guarantee by the Australian Government.
Coin photo provided courtesy of the Coin Page
Series I : Reverse
The reverse of the 2007 Series I - 10 KILO Australian Lunar Silver bullion coin displays a Pig standing on leaves.
Inscriptions:
Series I - Australian Lunar Silver bullion coins have a reeded Edge.
Note: The Australian Lunar "Year of the Rabbit" silver bullion coin, issued in 1999, displayed a "P100" mint mark. It represents the Perth Mint's "100th Anniversary." 1999 was the only year a Series I silver lunar coin had a Mint Mark.
Coin photo provided courtesy of the Coin Page
Series II : Obverse
The effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the centerpiece of the obverse side of all Australian bullion coins, the effigy was designed by Ian Rank-Broadley.
Inscriptions:
Note: 2018 is the first year the Silver Lunar Bullion Coins have the purity of 999.9 silver.
Coin photo provided courtesy of The Perth Mint
Series II : Reverse
The reverse of the 2019 Series II Australian Lunar Silver Bullion coin displays a mother pig surrounded by her piglets in the grass with foliage above them, designed by Aleysha Howarth.
Inscriptions:
Series II - Australian Lunar Silver bullion coins have a reeded Edge.
Coin photo provided courtesy of The Perth Mint
Series III : Obverse
A subtle difference occurs on British Commonwealth coins when a monarch passes away. The new monarch's profile changes direction from that of the previous leader of the kingdom.
On the Australian Lunar coins issued in 2024 and previous years, the late Queen Elizabeth II is depicted facing right. In contrast, the current coin features the new King of England, Charles III, facing left.
Switching the direction a monarch faces on British Commonwealth coinage is a tradition that dates back to the 17th century for the British Royal Family.
Note: Inscribed at the top of the 2024's Australian Lunar bullion coin's obverse side shows the the dates 1952-2022, which represents the duration of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
The effigy of His Majesty King Charles III is the centerpiece of the obverse side of all Australian bullion coins, designed by
David Thorne.
Inscriptions:
Coin photo provided courtesy of The Perth Mint
Series III : Reverse
Each year, the Perth Mint updates the Australian Lunar silver bullion coins with a new design featuring the Lunar Animal that symbolizes the corresponding year on the coin.
Inscriptions:
Series III - Australian Lunar Silver bullion coins have a Reeded Edge.
Coin photo provided courtesy of The Perth Mint
Series I:.....................2006 - 2007
Series II:...................2008 - 2019
Series III:..................2020 - Present
IRA Approved:............Yes
Coin Grade:................Uncirculated
Face Value:................$300 AUD
Silver Content:...........10 troy kilo.
Total Weight:.............321.510 troy oz. / 10,001.00 grams
Purity:........................99.90% / 999 (2006 - 2017) (per mille)
Purity:........................99.99% / 999.9 (2018 - Present) (per mille)
Diameter:...................221.00mm (Series I, II, III)
Thickness:..................28.75mm (Series I)
Thickness:..................33.00mm (Series II)
Thickness:..................34.81mm (Series III)
Mint Mark:..................Series I - No
Mint Mark:..................Series II - Yes ("P" = Perth Mint)
Mint Mark:..................Series III - Yes ("P" = Perth Mint)
Obverse Designer:......Ian Rank-Broadley (Series I & II) (2006 - 2018)
Obverse Designer:......Jody Clark (Series III) (2019 - 2024)
Obverse Designer:......Dan Thorne (Series III) (2025 - Present)
Reverse Designer:......Changes Yearly
Edge:..........................Reeded
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Year.....Sales......Mintage.......Lunar Animal
2006......78..........1,000...........Dog
2007......105........1,000...........Pig
Year.....Sales......Mintage.......Lunar Animal
2008......35..........1,000...........Mouse
2009......46..........1,000...........Ox
2010......173.........500.............Tiger
2011......173.........500.............Rabbit
2012......234.........500.............Dragon
2013......200.........200.............Snake
2014......194.........200.............Horse
2015......150.........150.............Goat
2016.......150........150.............Monkey
2017.......100........100.............Rooster
2018.......100..........100.............Dog
2019......100............100.............Pig
Year.....Sales......Mintage.......Lunar Animal
2020......100...........100.............Mouse
2021......100...........100.............Ox
2022......100...........100.............Tiger
2023......100...........100.............Rabbit
2024.........0...........100.............Dragon
2025.........0...........100.............Snake
2026.........0...........100.............Horse
Mintage figures were last updated on 06/28/26
The Perth Mint has updated its mintage figures only up to 2023, and it is expected to provide further updates on these numbers.
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