Australia 1 dollar Year of the Pig series PR70 PCGS silver coin 2007

The 2007 Australia 1 Dollar “Year of the Pig” silver coin from the Perth Mint is part of the Lunar Calendar Series and celebrates one of the most cherished animals of the Chinese zodiac. This edition, struck in fine silver and graded PR70DCAM by PCGS, is a flawless proof, showcasing exquisite artistry and cultural symbolism.

On the reverse, the design presents a detailed pig standing confidently, a symbol of prosperity, honesty, and harmony. Around the central figure are decorative panels containing floral ornaments and the Chinese character for “Pig.” The inscriptions include “2007,” “YEAR OF THE PIG,” and the denomination in English and Chinese script. The obverse bears the elegant portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, encircled by the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “AUSTRALIA,” the year “2007,” and “1 DOLLAR.”

This coin represents the qualities of the Pig—loyalty, generosity, and good fortune—making it a meaningful collectible and an auspicious gift. With its proof finish, perfect PCGS grade, and symbolic design, it is a must-have for collectors of lunar coins and rare silver issues.

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