The Perth Mint retires each Lunar design after a single year, and 2027 belongs to the Goat. These coins hold 10 troy ounces of .9999 fine gold and are struck by the Perth Mint in Western Australia. Each one is legal tender in Australia with a face value of 1,000 dollars, and the Goat continues the Perth Mint Lunar Series III that began in 2019 and runs through 2030.

The reverse shows a long-haired goat standing on rocky ground, with a pine growing from the rocks at right. Above the animal sits the Chinese character for goat, along with the inscriptions GOAT and 2027, while the traditional P mintmark appears in the left field. The obverse carries the Dan Thorne portrait of King Charles III facing left, framed by CHARLES III and AUSTRALIA, with 10 OZ 9999 Au and 1000 DOLLARS reading across the lower border.

Every Lunar design is struck for one year only under a capped mintage, so collectors follow the series closely alongside stackers who simply buy gold by weight. A 10 oz coin concentrates a large gold position into one piece that stores easily and identifies at a glance. The Perth Mint ranks among the world's most recognized sovereign mints and refiners, which keeps these coins liquid with dealers here and abroad. For buyers who want sovereign-minted gold with a design that collectors chase, the Lunar Goat covers both sides.

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