2027 1-kilo Silver Australian Lunar Series Year of the Goat

The Perth Mint turns its Lunar Series to the Goat for 2027, and these coins pack a full kilogram of .9999 fine silver into a single hand-filling piece. Struck in Western Australia, each one is legal tender of Australia with a face value of 30 Dollars, and the design changes with every year of the Chinese zodiac cycle. The kilo format gives stackers one of the largest silver pieces the Perth Mint produces, and the familiar P mintmark appears in the field.

The reverse presents a mature goat standing on rocky ground with a kid beside it and a second goat resting in the foreground, framed by a flowering branch and distant hills. The Chinese character for goat sits above the inscriptions GOAT and 2027, with the Perth Mint P mintmark to the left and the designer's initials at the base. The obverse carries the effigy of King Charles III facing left, surrounded by the inscriptions CHARLES III, AUSTRALIA, 1 KILO 9999 Ag and 30 DOLLARS, which state the weight, purity and denomination directly on the coin.

Lunar Series coins are bought as much for the annual design change as for the metal, since each zodiac year is produced for one year only and then retired. Backing that appeal is the Perth Mint's reputation as one of the world's oldest operating mints, a .9999 silver standard that sits above most sovereign competitors, and sovereign weight and purity guarantees that make these coins easy to trade with dealers worldwide. For stackers who want to move serious silver weight in as few pieces as possible, the kilo Lunar coins are an efficient way to do it.

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