2015 2 oz Colorized Silver Lunar Goat BU Australian Perth Mint

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2015 2 oz Colorized Silver Lunar Goat BU Australian Perth Mint   Embrace cultural tradition and fine silver artistry with the 2015 2 oz Colorized Silver Lunar Goat BU Australian Perth Mint. Struck by the renowned Perth Mint, this premium coin contains 2 troy oz of .999 fine silver and is issued in Brilliant Uncirculated condition with vivid colorization that enhances its intricate design. This release is part of the highly collectible Australian Lunar Series II, which celebrates the animals of the Chinese zodiac. The Lunar Goat, also known as the Sheep or Ram, represents creativity, compassion, and harmony in Chinese culture. The 2015 issue honors these traits with a beautifully detailed colorized depiction, making it a favorite among collectors of zodiac-themed coins. The Australian Lunar Series, launched by the Perth Mint in 1996 and expanded with Lunar Series II in 2008, has become one of the most globally respected bullion and collector programs due to its changing annual designs, limited mintages, and exceptional craftsmanship. Coin Features: Contains 2 troy ounces of .999 pure silver Face value of $2, backed by the Australian government Produced by the Perth Mint Brilliant Uncirculated condition, Colorized finish Individual coins come in plastic flips Obverse: Showcases the renowned effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II designed by Ian Rank-Broadley. Inscriptions: “2015”, “Elizabeth II”, “Australia”, “2 DOLLARS”, along with the weight and purity Reverse: Displays three goats on a grassy field, standing under a tree. Inscriptions include the Chinese character for Goat, “Year of the Goat”, and the Perth Mint “P” mint mark. Combining meaningful symbolism with premium silver content, the 2015 2 oz Colorized Silver Lunar Goat is a standout addition to any Lunar Series or world silver collection. Collectors and investors may also wish to check the current spot price of silver for 2 oz coins when planning their purchase. You may also like: 2012