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2026 Australia 1 oz Platinum Lunar Horse BU (Series III)

Name: 2026 Australia 1 oz Platinum Lunar Horse BU (Series III)
Brand: Perth Mint
SKU: prod_c47c944f878e2569b8a396fc
Price: 2434.10 USD
Availability: InStock

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Coin Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine platinum. Limited mintage of only 5,000 coins worldwide. These coins are sold out at The Perth Mint! Individual coins come in protective plastic capsules. Multiples of 20 come in a sealed roll and multiples of 100 typically come in a sealed box.

Obverse: The Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III, the weight and fineness and the monetary denomination. Reverse: Portrays a magnificent horse with elevated hooves displaying strength and poise. The background includes an image of mountainous landscapes and grasslands.

Included in the design is the Chinese character for "horse," the inscription "HORSE 2026" and The Perth Mint's "P"mint mark. Sovereign coin backed by the Australian government. Platinum can be a great way to diversify any investment portfolio. Add this 2026 1 oz Australia Platinum Lunar Horse coin to your cart today! The Perth Mint's coins are crafted by world-class artisans.

Learn more about this year's Lunar Year of the Horse designer, Ing Ing Jong. The Mint Perth Lunar Series A landmark coin series of the highest regard, The Perth Mint platinum coins package beautiful designs, limited mintages and universal appeal all in one program.

Struck by the historic Perth Mint in .9995 fine platinum since 2020, each coin's Australian legal tender status guarantees its weight and purity. The Perth Mint's Australian Lunar Series III collection continues the rich tradition of minting spectacular bullion coins by portraying animal themes from the Chinese lunar calendar.

Today, The Perth Mint Lunar coins are available in multiple sizes in gold, silver and platinum. Lunar Year of the Horse Perth Mint's Australian Lunar Series III collection continues the rich tradition of minting spectacular bullion coins by portraying animal themes from the Chinese lunar calendar.

The reverse design changes each year based on the Chinese lunar calendar, and the 2026 reverse celebrates the Year of the Horse. Those born under the sign of the Chinese lunar horse in 2026, 2014, 2002, 1990, 1978 and every 12th preceding year are said to be charismatic, independent and have a great love of adventure.

History of Platinum Historically, platinum has been the more expensive metal than gold. In fact, platinum is actually 30 times rarer than gold. Platinum is so rare that it is mined in a few deposits around the world, with South Africa making up 80% of the total reserve. Platinum is often referred to as the rich man’s gold due to its prestigious uses in jewelry.

Platinum is more frequently used for industrial purposes such as catalytic converters. Today, platinum trades lower than gold, even though it is much rarer than its counterpart, which is why many investors have turned to platinum for their investment needs. Coin Platinum