The 2015 1 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Goat is a large-format bullion coin struck by the Perth Mint as part of its highly regarded Lunar Series II program. Weighing 32.15 troy ounces and composed of .999 fine silver, this coin represents one of the most substantial annual releases in the Australian lunar series. It carries legal tender status under Australian law and is issued with a face value consistent with the Perth Mint's broader sovereign coin program.
Produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this kilo coin occupies a distinctive position in the silver market, appealing to collectors who want a commanding piece and to buyers who simply want maximum silver content in a single, highly recognizable form. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of Perth Mint products, reflecting our focus on sourcing from some of the world's most respected government mints.
The Australian Lunar Series II launched in 2008 and runs through 2019, with each annual release celebrating a different animal from the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. The Goat, featured on the 2015 issue, corres
…The 2015 1 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Goat is a large-format bullion coin struck by the Perth Mint as part of its highly regarded Lunar Series II program. Weighing 32.15 troy ounces and composed of .999 fine silver, this coin represents one of the most substantial annual releases in the Australian lunar series. It carries legal tender status under Australian law and is issued with a face value consistent with the Perth Mint's broader sovereign coin program.
Produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this kilo coin occupies a distinctive position in the silver market, appealing to collectors who want a commanding piece and to buyers who simply want maximum silver content in a single, highly recognizable form. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of Perth Mint products, reflecting our focus on sourcing from some of the world's most respected government mints.
The Australian Lunar Series II launched in 2008 and runs through 2019, with each annual release celebrating a different animal from the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. The Goat, featured on the 2015 issue, corresponds to the Year of the Goat and represents the eighth coin in the twelve-year series. This structure gives the program both thematic coherence and a defined collectibility arc that resonates with buyers tracking the full series.
The Perth Mint, established in 1899 and operating under the Western Australian government, is one of the oldest and most technically advanced minting facilities in the world. Its Lunar Series coins have earned a strong following internationally for their consistent quality, low mintage limits on collector variants, and the visual richness of their annual designs. The kilo format, in particular, has become one of the more sought-after size options within the series due to its dramatic scale and relatively limited annual production compared to the one-ounce version.
The reverse of this coin features a detailed, high-relief depiction of a goat standing in a naturalistic setting, reflecting the Perth Mint's commitment to artistic precision across its lunar releases. The composition incorporates the Chinese character for "goat," the year of issue, and inscriptions indicating the coin's weight and purity. At the kilo scale, the level of detail across the design field is particularly pronounced, giving the piece a sculptural presence that smaller formats cannot replicate.
The obverse carries the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, which was standard across Commonwealth coinage during this period. The portrait is surrounded by inscriptions identifying the coin's legal tender denomination and confirming its Australian origin. The Brilliant Uncirculated finish preserves the struck surfaces with clean field areas and strong definition across the raised design elements, presenting the coin as it left the mint without the wear or handling marks associated with circulated pieces.
Every coin in the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II program is struck to documented weight and purity specifications, with this kilo edition containing 32.15 troy ounces of .999 fine silver. The Perth Mint's reputation for precise minting is backed by decades of international production and adherence to strict quality benchmarks that meet global bullion standards. When coins of this caliber are handled through our platform, we verify authenticity and condition before making them available to customers.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, which means customers who want professional third-party grading or authentication on a coin of this significance have a clear path to doing so. The coin's distinctive design, known mintage figures, and the Perth Mint's well-documented production records make verification straightforward for any qualified numismatist or grading service.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning it has not been placed into general circulation and retains the clean, sharp surfaces produced at the point of striking. BU coins may show faint bag marks or minor contact from handling during the minting and packaging process, which is considered normal and expected for coins of this grade. This does not diminish the coin's metal content or its status as an uncirculated piece.
Individual 1 kilo coins from the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II are typically shipped in a presentation box accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. At this size, the coin is not packaged in tube format as smaller denominations are. When purchased individually through our platform, the coin is handled and packaged to protect its surfaces during transit, consistent with the care expected for a piece of this scale and value.
Pricing for this coin is calculated against the live silver spot price, with a premium added that reflects the coin's kilo format, its status as a government-issued sovereign coin, and the ongoing collector demand associated with the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II program. Larger-format coins like this kilo piece tend to carry a lower per-ounce premium than fractional sizes, which is part of their practical appeal for buyers focused primarily on silver content. At the same time, the series-specific design and limited annual mintage add a collectibility component that can influence pricing beyond pure metal value.
We display pricing transparently in real time, and the bid/ask spread visible on our product pages reflects current wholesale market conditions rather than fixed retail markups. This allows buyers to evaluate what they are paying relative to the broader market without needing to calculate premiums independently.
The 2015 1 Kilo Silver Lunar Goat benefits from the strong global recognition of both the Perth Mint brand and the Australian Lunar Series, making it a well-understood product within the secondary precious metals market. Buyers, dealers, and collectors familiar with the series know exactly what they are looking at, which supports resale activity compared to lesser-known silver products of similar weight. The coin's .999 fine silver composition and documented specifications meet the standards required for most buyback and resale channels.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling, so customers who want to liquidate holdings in the future can do so within the same platform where they purchased. Liquidity considerations are built into how we present products, including the bid/ask spread displayed at the product level, which reflects real-time wholesale market conditions for this specific coin.
At 32.15 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this coin delivers substantial metal content in a single government-issued piece that combines utility with genuine collector appeal. The Perth Mint's Lunar Series II is one of the most respected ongoing programs in the global bullion coin market, and the Goat issue occupies a specific position within the twelve-year series that collectors tracking the complete set understand well. Buying this coin means acquiring a piece that checks both the bullion and the collectible box without requiring a significant premium over spot for the format.
The kilo denomination also offers a practical advantage for buyers who prefer to consolidate holdings into fewer pieces rather than managing a larger volume of one-ounce coins. The coin's legal tender status, clear purity markings, and the Perth Mint's internationally recognized reputation contribute to a product that is easy to understand, straightforward to store, and widely accepted in the secondary market.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and the foundation of everything we do is straightforward: transparent pricing, authentic products, and a buying experience that respects the intelligence of the customer. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects a consistent record of doing right by the people who trust us with their purchases. Membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association connects us to the broader professional community that upholds standards across the industry.
Our two-way market model means we are as focused on the selling side of the transaction as we are on the buying side. Customers can access competitive buyback pricing through the same platform where they purchase, which is a meaningful distinction from dealers who offer buying only. We believe liquidity should be part of the conversation before a purchase is made, not something left to figure out later. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, and our customers can complete transactions using a wide range of payment methods with confidence that the process is secure and professionally managed from start to finish.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across the precious metals catalog, including large-format silver coins like this kilo Lunar Goat. Rather than working from indicative retail prices, Pro members see real-time wholesale pricing that reflects actual market supply and demand. For a coin of this size, where the premium structure and secondary market conditions can shift meaningfully alongside silver spot, having access to that level of pricing transparency provides a noticeably clearer picture of true cost and current market value.
Beyond pricing, Pro members can use proprietary research tools to evaluate this coin against comparable products using metrics such as premium history, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity indicators. Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live executable wholesale bid prices rather than estimated retail figures, so members can assess what their holdings are actually worth in the current market rather than relying on approximations. For buyers making meaningful commitments at the kilo level, that kind of data access is a practical advantage.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments via BitPay. Each method is supported with the same commitment to transaction security and order reliability.
Whether you are completing a single large purchase like this kilo coin or building a position over time across multiple orders, the payment infrastructure is designed to be flexible and dependable. Security and convenience are treated as equally important, and every transaction is handled with the care you would expect from a dealer with over a decade of experience in the market.
Product ID: BST-00237417A8
| Year | 2015 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Bullion Coin Type | Lunar |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Australia |
| Brand/Mint | Perth Mint |
| Mint Mark | P - Perth |
| Purity | 0.999 |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Thickness (mm) | 14.6 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 100.6 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 2015 1 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Goat is a large-format bullion coin struck by the Perth Mint as part of its highly regarded Lunar Series II program. Weighing 32.15 troy ounces and composed of .999 fine silver, this coin represents one of the most substantial annual releases in the Australian lunar series. It carries legal tender status under Australian law and is issued with a face value consistent with the Perth Mint's broader sovereign coin program.
Produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this kilo coin occupies a distinctive position in the silver market, appealing to collectors who want a commanding piece and to buyers who simply want maximum silver content in a single, highly recognizable form. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of Perth Mint products, reflecting our focus on sourcing from some of the world's most respected government mints.
The Australian Lunar Series II launched in 2008 and runs through 2019, with each annual release celebrating a different animal from the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. The Goat, featured on the 2015 issue, corres
…The 2015 1 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Goat is a large-format bullion coin struck by the Perth Mint as part of its highly regarded Lunar Series II program. Weighing 32.15 troy ounces and composed of .999 fine silver, this coin represents one of the most substantial annual releases in the Australian lunar series. It carries legal tender status under Australian law and is issued with a face value consistent with the Perth Mint's broader sovereign coin program.
Produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this kilo coin occupies a distinctive position in the silver market, appealing to collectors who want a commanding piece and to buyers who simply want maximum silver content in a single, highly recognizable form. We carry this coin as part of our broader selection of Perth Mint products, reflecting our focus on sourcing from some of the world's most respected government mints.
The Australian Lunar Series II launched in 2008 and runs through 2019, with each annual release celebrating a different animal from the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. The Goat, featured on the 2015 issue, corresponds to the Year of the Goat and represents the eighth coin in the twelve-year series. This structure gives the program both thematic coherence and a defined collectibility arc that resonates with buyers tracking the full series.
The Perth Mint, established in 1899 and operating under the Western Australian government, is one of the oldest and most technically advanced minting facilities in the world. Its Lunar Series coins have earned a strong following internationally for their consistent quality, low mintage limits on collector variants, and the visual richness of their annual designs. The kilo format, in particular, has become one of the more sought-after size options within the series due to its dramatic scale and relatively limited annual production compared to the one-ounce version.
The reverse of this coin features a detailed, high-relief depiction of a goat standing in a naturalistic setting, reflecting the Perth Mint's commitment to artistic precision across its lunar releases. The composition incorporates the Chinese character for "goat," the year of issue, and inscriptions indicating the coin's weight and purity. At the kilo scale, the level of detail across the design field is particularly pronounced, giving the piece a sculptural presence that smaller formats cannot replicate.
The obverse carries the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, which was standard across Commonwealth coinage during this period. The portrait is surrounded by inscriptions identifying the coin's legal tender denomination and confirming its Australian origin. The Brilliant Uncirculated finish preserves the struck surfaces with clean field areas and strong definition across the raised design elements, presenting the coin as it left the mint without the wear or handling marks associated with circulated pieces.
Every coin in the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II program is struck to documented weight and purity specifications, with this kilo edition containing 32.15 troy ounces of .999 fine silver. The Perth Mint's reputation for precise minting is backed by decades of international production and adherence to strict quality benchmarks that meet global bullion standards. When coins of this caliber are handled through our platform, we verify authenticity and condition before making them available to customers.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, which means customers who want professional third-party grading or authentication on a coin of this significance have a clear path to doing so. The coin's distinctive design, known mintage figures, and the Perth Mint's well-documented production records make verification straightforward for any qualified numismatist or grading service.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning it has not been placed into general circulation and retains the clean, sharp surfaces produced at the point of striking. BU coins may show faint bag marks or minor contact from handling during the minting and packaging process, which is considered normal and expected for coins of this grade. This does not diminish the coin's metal content or its status as an uncirculated piece.
Individual 1 kilo coins from the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II are typically shipped in a presentation box accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. At this size, the coin is not packaged in tube format as smaller denominations are. When purchased individually through our platform, the coin is handled and packaged to protect its surfaces during transit, consistent with the care expected for a piece of this scale and value.
Pricing for this coin is calculated against the live silver spot price, with a premium added that reflects the coin's kilo format, its status as a government-issued sovereign coin, and the ongoing collector demand associated with the Perth Mint's Lunar Series II program. Larger-format coins like this kilo piece tend to carry a lower per-ounce premium than fractional sizes, which is part of their practical appeal for buyers focused primarily on silver content. At the same time, the series-specific design and limited annual mintage add a collectibility component that can influence pricing beyond pure metal value.
We display pricing transparently in real time, and the bid/ask spread visible on our product pages reflects current wholesale market conditions rather than fixed retail markups. This allows buyers to evaluate what they are paying relative to the broader market without needing to calculate premiums independently.
The 2015 1 Kilo Silver Lunar Goat benefits from the strong global recognition of both the Perth Mint brand and the Australian Lunar Series, making it a well-understood product within the secondary precious metals market. Buyers, dealers, and collectors familiar with the series know exactly what they are looking at, which supports resale activity compared to lesser-known silver products of similar weight. The coin's .999 fine silver composition and documented specifications meet the standards required for most buyback and resale channels.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling, so customers who want to liquidate holdings in the future can do so within the same platform where they purchased. Liquidity considerations are built into how we present products, including the bid/ask spread displayed at the product level, which reflects real-time wholesale market conditions for this specific coin.
At 32.15 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this coin delivers substantial metal content in a single government-issued piece that combines utility with genuine collector appeal. The Perth Mint's Lunar Series II is one of the most respected ongoing programs in the global bullion coin market, and the Goat issue occupies a specific position within the twelve-year series that collectors tracking the complete set understand well. Buying this coin means acquiring a piece that checks both the bullion and the collectible box without requiring a significant premium over spot for the format.
The kilo denomination also offers a practical advantage for buyers who prefer to consolidate holdings into fewer pieces rather than managing a larger volume of one-ounce coins. The coin's legal tender status, clear purity markings, and the Perth Mint's internationally recognized reputation contribute to a product that is easy to understand, straightforward to store, and widely accepted in the secondary market.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and the foundation of everything we do is straightforward: transparent pricing, authentic products, and a buying experience that respects the intelligence of the customer. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects a consistent record of doing right by the people who trust us with their purchases. Membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association connects us to the broader professional community that upholds standards across the industry.
Our two-way market model means we are as focused on the selling side of the transaction as we are on the buying side. Customers can access competitive buyback pricing through the same platform where they purchase, which is a meaningful distinction from dealers who offer buying only. We believe liquidity should be part of the conversation before a purchase is made, not something left to figure out later. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, and our customers can complete transactions using a wide range of payment methods with confidence that the process is secure and professionally managed from start to finish.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across the precious metals catalog, including large-format silver coins like this kilo Lunar Goat. Rather than working from indicative retail prices, Pro members see real-time wholesale pricing that reflects actual market supply and demand. For a coin of this size, where the premium structure and secondary market conditions can shift meaningfully alongside silver spot, having access to that level of pricing transparency provides a noticeably clearer picture of true cost and current market value.
Beyond pricing, Pro members can use proprietary research tools to evaluate this coin against comparable products using metrics such as premium history, bid/ask spread tightness, and liquidity indicators. Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live executable wholesale bid prices rather than estimated retail figures, so members can assess what their holdings are actually worth in the current market rather than relying on approximations. For buyers making meaningful commitments at the kilo level, that kind of data access is a practical advantage.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments via BitPay. Each method is supported with the same commitment to transaction security and order reliability.
Whether you are completing a single large purchase like this kilo coin or building a position over time across multiple orders, the payment infrastructure is designed to be flexible and dependable. Security and convenience are treated as equally important, and every transaction is handled with the care you would expect from a dealer with over a decade of experience in the market.
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