Description of the 2023 Year of the Rabbit 1 oz silver coin
These magnificent silver coins celebrate 2023 as the Year of the Rabbit and are the fourth release in the Perth Mint's Lunar Series III. The Perth Mint's Lunar Series coins are highly regarded, unique numismatic coins that combine beautiful designs, limited mintages, and universal appeal.
Appearance of the 2023 Year of the Rabbit 1 oz silver coin
The reverse depicts two rabbits, one alert and the other reaching for a budding twig. The design also features the Chinese character for rabbit, the inscription RABBIT 2023, and the Perth Mint's mint mark P. The obverse features Jody Clark's portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the date, denomination, weight, and purity of the silver.
Historical overview
The Lunar Perth series refers to the 12 animals that appear in the Chinese zodiac calendar. In Chinese astrology, each year in the 12-year cycle is ruled by a different zodiac sign. If you were born in 2023, 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, and every 12 years before that, you are a Rabbit.
The rabbit is the fourth sign of the zodiac in the Chinese calendar. The Year of the Rabbit symbolizes calmness, elegance, and gentleness. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are often seen as friendly, polite, and balanced, with the ability to achieve success without excessive effort. Rabbits are known for their intuition and ability to avoid danger. They are naturally alert and cautious, which allows them to avoid trouble and make thoughtful decisions.
In Chinese culture, the rabbit is also a symbol of longevity and happiness. The Year of the Rabbit 2023 brings peace and harmony, encouraging people to focus on interpersonal relationships and self-care. It is a good time to develop diplomatic skills, nurture friendships, and strive for stability and security in both personal and professional life.
Manufacturer
The Perth Mint, located on the Swan River, is Australia's oldest operating mint, founded in 1899. Currently one of the most important mints in the world, it processes over 60% of Australia's gold and is owned by the Australian government. It is known for its precision and commitment to excellence, which allow it to create the highest quality collectibles. It exports its products to over 100 countries. Every year, The Perth Mint issues various types of bullion and collector coins and bars, which are legal tender. They feature motifs unique to Australia, symbolizing the country. A variety of well-known artists are involved in the original designs.
Perth products are highly regarded by both investors and collectors around the world.