Box of 100 - 2026 1/2 oz Silver Lunar Horse BU Australian Perth Mint

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Box of 100 - 2026 1/2 oz Silver Lunar Horse BU Australian Perth Mint   Step into the Lunar Year of the Horse with this Box of 100 – 2026 1/2 oz Silver Lunar Horse BU Coins, a stunning bulk offering from the prestigious Perth Mint. Struck from .9999 fine silver, each coin contains 1/2 troy ounce of pure silver, totaling 50 troy ounces in this sealed box. The reverse captures the spirit of the Lunar Horse: a graceful mare galloping alongside her foal, set against scenic mountains and open grasslands. As the legend of the Chinese zodiac tells it, the horse secured the seventh position in the Emperor’s grand celestial race. Despite being momentarily delayed by a surprise encounter with a snake, the horse pushed forward with unwavering determination—embodying resilience, vitality, and elegance in the face of adversity. Individuals born in the Year of the Horse are known for their independence, charisma, and adventurous nature. Coin Specifications: Box of 100 - Each coin contains 1/2 troy ounce of .9999 fine silver Seventh coin in the Chinese lunar calendar series Produced by the Perth Mint Brilliant Uncirculated Condition Face value of $0.50 AUD, backed by the Australian government The reverse of the coin has a security feature in the form of a micro-engraved letter Individual coins come in protective capsules. Multiples of 20 arrive in shrink-wrapped rolls. Lots of 100 arrive in mint-issued boxes. Obverse: Showcases the Dan Thorne effigy of His Majesty King Charles III, along with the coin’s weight, fineness, and face value Reverse: Dynamic depiction of a mare and foal in motion, with “HORSE 2026,” the Chinese character for "Horse," and the 'P' mintmark Why Buy from Bullion Exchanges? Direct source for authentic Perth Mint releases Competitive bulk pricing with high-quality service Expert packaging and fully insured U.S. shipping Excellent customer support and secure checkout Make a powerful addition to your silver holdings with the Box of 1