The Year of the Ox silver coins from the Perth Mint come in a variety of options. Though unique weights such as 1/2 oz silver, 2 oz silver, 5 oz silver, 10 oz silver, and even 1 Kilo silver are all available in this collection, it is some of the distinctive 1 oz silver options that catch the eye of more investors and collectors. This includes the gilded silver coin. Provident Metals currently offers 2021 Gilded Australian Lunar Ox 1 oz Silver Coins to you for online purchasing.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual plastic protective capsule!
• 2^nd year of availability for the Australian Lunar Series III silver coins!
• Limited mintage of silver coins available!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• Issued a face value of $1 (AUD) by the government of Australia.
• Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse face.
• Two oxen featured in the reverse design.
• 24-karat gilded layer of gold on the reverse element.
• Created by Ing Ing Jong.

When you buy the 2021 Gilded Australian Lunar Ox 1 oz Silver Coin available here from Provident Metals, each coin comes with its own packaging. The coins are housed individually inside of plastic protective capsules and come with a limited mintage. The gilded coins are available with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity from the Perth Mint.

Obverse

Queen Elizabeth II is found on the obverse field of 2021 Gilded Australian Lunar Ox 1 oz Silver Coins. The design included on this face is the sixth-generation portrait of the Queen on Australian coins. The portrait shows Elizabeth II in right-profile relief with the George IV State Diadem Crown on her head. Inscriptions around the design field read Elizabeth II, Australia, 1 oz 9999 Ag, and 1 Dollar.

Reverse

Two oxen are featured in the reverse design of the 2021 Gilded Australian Lunar Ox Silver Coins. This image from Ing Ing Jong depicts an adult ox in the foreground beneath the branch of a cherry blossom tree with its young calf at its side. The background of the design field showcases plowed fields leading to a small farming village in the distance. The only English inscription on this side is Ox 2021, with the Chinese symbol for the ox included.

History

The Chinese Lunar Calendar follows a 12-year cycle that starts with the Year of the Mouse and ends with the Year of the Pig. Each animal is associated with a specific year based on that animal arrival to a meeting with the Jade Emperor. Chinese cultural mythology suggests that the ox arrived second, just behind the mouse.

Ordering

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