2026 1kg Perth Mint Silver Lunar Horse Coin Series 3

Description

The pinnacle of the Perth Mint’s 2026 Lunar Series III silver releases, this impressive 1 kilo coin is a masterpiece of artistry and scale. Struck from 1,000 grams of 99.99% pure silver, it presents a commanding tribute to the Year of the Horse, blending cultural symbolism with precious metal investment appeal.

The reverse features Ing Ing Jong’s dynamic design of a spirited mare galloping beside her foal, a powerful symbol of vitality, strength, and freedom. The composition is enhanced by the coin’s expansive surface, allowing every delicate texture and detail to be fully appreciated. The reverse also includes the Chinese character for “Horse”, the inscription HORSE 2026, and the Perth Mint’s iconic “P” mintmark. The obverse bears the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Dan Thorne, signifying its legal tender status under Australian law.

Highly sought-after by collectors for its sheer presence and artistry, the 1 kilo coin also offers investors a substantial and efficient way to acquire silver in one magnificent form. With no mintage limit (closing at the end of 2026) and the added assurance of the Mint’s micro-engraved security feature, it represents both beauty and security in equal measure.

Key Features

• 1 kilo of 99.99% pure silver
• Spectacular 2026 Year of the Horse design by Ing Ing Jong
• Obverse portrays King Charles III by Dan Thorne
• Unlimited Mintage (production closes end of 2026)
• Enhanced security with micro-engraved letter feature
• Australian legal tender with a face value of 30 dollars AUD

About the Perth Mint Lunar Series III

The Perth Mint Lunar Series III is a prestigious and highly regarded collection that celebrates the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac through meticulously crafted bullion coins in Gold, Silver and Platinum. Each coin features intricate designs that capture the unique personality, symbolism, and cultural significance of the zodiac animal, blending artistic mastery with high-purity precious metals.

The 2026 release honours the Year of the Horse, the seventh animal in the zodiac cycle, a sign admired for its independence, charisma, vitality, and adventurous spirit. Horses are celebrated in Chinese tradition for their energy, perseverance, and ability to inspire those around them, making this release especially popular among collectors and investors alike. With its dynamic design, limited availability, and meaningful symbolism, the 2026 Year of the Horse coin is highly sought-after, appealing both as a collectible keepsake and as a distinguished addition to any bullion portfolio.