Perth Mint 2026 Silver Lunar Horse sku-18656951270

Perth Mint sku-18656951270 is a Silver 2026 Year of the Horse coin listed under Collectible Coins and Bullion. It contains 1 oz of .9999 fine silver and has a maximum mintage of 25,000. It comes in a protective capsule with a display box and numbered certificate of authenticity. The obverse shows Dan Thorne's effigy of King Charles III, the coin's weight, fineness and denomination.

The reverse shows a stylized horse, the Chinese character for horse, "HORSE 2026" and the Perth Mint "P" mark; the supplied description also says a dragon is gilded in 24K gold. The Australian government backs the coin. The Perth Mint's Lunar Series I began in 1996 and ended in 2010; Series II ended in 2019. Series III 1 oz silver bullion coins have a stated limit of 300,000 each.

The series includes silver, gold and platinum coins with annual designs drawn from the Chinese lunar calendar. The listing names Ing Ing Jong as the designer of this Year of the Horse release. In the lunar calendar description, horse years include 2026, 2014, 2002, 1990 and 1978, following a 12-year cycle; people born in those years are described as charismatic, independent and adventurous.