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Mintage Reports

Australia - Perth Mint - The Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series III

Year Mint Series Denomination Weight Announced
Mintage
Declared
Mintage
2020 Perth Mint 2020 Australia Lunar III Year of the Mouse $30 Kilo Silver Coin $30 1kg unlimited 12,933
2020 Perth Mint 2020 Australia Lunar III Year of the Mouse $300 10 Kilo Silver Coin $300 10kg 100 Sold Out
2020 Perth Mint 2020 Lunar Mouse 5 oz Silver Coin $8 5oz unlimited 10,393
2020 Perth Mint 2020 2 oz Silver Australian Year of the Mouse Coin $2 2oz unlimited 28,422
2020 Perth Mint 2020 1 oz Silver Australia Lunar Year of the Mouse Coin $1 1oz 300,000 Sold Out
2020 Perth Mint 2020 Australia Lunar Year of the Mouse 1/2 oz Silver Coin 50c 1/2oz unlimited 87,922
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Lunar Kilo Silver Coin $30 1kg unlimited 8,768
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Ten Kilo Silver Coin $300 10kg 100 0
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Lunar 5 oz Silver Coin $8 5oz unlimited 0
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Lunar 2 oz Silver Coin $2 2oz unlimited 29,402
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Lunar 1 oz Silver Coin $1 1oz 300,000 Sold Out
2021 Perth Mint 2021 Australia Year of the Ox Lunar 1/2 oz Silver Coin 50c 1/2oz unlimited 70,027

Silver Coin Mintages for The Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series III series from Australia

Mintage reports for The Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series III coins can play an important role in determining any numismatic or collectible premium that may factor into the price of a coin

Other factors include the denomination, the design and the interest and demand from coin collectors

Any investment in precious metals coins should also take into consideration any numismatic value that may exist from collectors of a particular coin series or the related design themes of the coin.

What is a mintage report?

Sovereign and private mints worldwide produce various types of coins for commerce, numismatic coins for collectors, and bullion coins for investors.

The US Mint and some others measure mintages in terms of “production” figures when referring to circulating coins, “sales” figures for numismatic products, and “mintage” figures for bullion.

The Perth Mint measures mintages of their numismatic products based on the number of coins produced and sold by the mint.