Condition
A coin with some micro scratches, a capsule (please, check photos).
The 2003 Australia 10 Dollars “Year of the Goat” silver coin is a grand release of the Perth Mint’s Lunar Series I, struck in an impressive 10 ounces of .999 fine silver. This issue honors the Goat, the eighth animal of the Chinese zodiac, representing peace, harmony, and creativity.
On the reverse, the design depicts a graceful adult goat with a young kid standing beside it, both shown in a natural rocky landscape. Ornamental scrolls frame the scene, while the year “2003” appears on the left, the Chinese character for “Goat” on the right, and the inscription “10 OZ 999 SILVER” below. The obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, encircled with inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “AUSTRALIA,” and the denomination “10 DOLLARS.”
Large-format coins from the Lunar Series I are highly collectible due to their impressive size, limited availability, and symbolic artistry. The 2003 “Year of the Goat” issue combines cultural meaning with exceptional craftsmanship, making it a centerpiece for serious collectors.
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Item type | Coin / Collector coins |
Internal Reference | AU999 |
Nominal sum | 10 dollars |
Nominal, number | 10 |
Weight, g | 311.10 |
Diameter, mm | 75.5 |
Quality of coinage | UNC |
Mintage | 6974 |
Capsule | Yes |
CoA | No |
Case | No |
Country | Australia and Oceania / Australia |
Certification | Uncertified |
Year | 2003 |
Bimetal | No |
Coin material | Silver / Ag 999 |
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