Australia 1 dollar Lunar Calendar series I Year of the Monkey silver coin 2004

The Australia 1 dollar Lunar Calendar Series I Year of the Monkey silver coin 2004 is a beautifully crafted piece from the Perth Mint’s acclaimed Lunar program. The reverse features a finely detailed image of a monkey sitting on a tree branch, surrounded by bamboo leaves and framed with intricate ornamental motifs. The Chinese character for Monkey, the year 2004, and the inscription 1 oz 999 Silver complete the design, emphasizing both authenticity and cultural symbolism. In Chinese astrology, the Monkey is the ninth zodiac sign, representing intelligence, playfulness, charm, and versatility. The obverse bears the elegant crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, created by Ian Rank-Broadley, encircled by the inscriptions ELIZABETH II, AUSTRALIA, and 1 DOLLAR. Struck from .999 fine silver in proof-like quality, this coin is part of the sought-after Lunar Series I, prized for its artistry and investment appeal. A unique combination of cultural heritage and precious metal value, it stands out as a meaningful collector’s item for enthusiasts worldwide.

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