2005 1oz Gold Australian Lunar Year of the Cockerel
Price: from 3 225 €
Manufacturer: The Perth Mint
Weight (grams): 31,10348
Pure Gold content (grams): 31,10348
Fineness: 999.9
Dimensions: Diameter 32mm x 3mm (thickness)
Stock: Notify me when back in stock
Product ID: 164
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| QTY | Net Per Unit |
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Gross Per Unit |
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| 1+ | 3 225 € | 0,00 € | 3 225 € |
| 2+ | 3 219 € | 0,00 € | 3 219 € |
| 5+ | 3 212 € | 0,00 € | 3 212 € |
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Rated 'Excellent' by our customers
| QTY | Net Per Unit |
VAT Per Unit |
Gross Per Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1+ | 3 225 € | 0,00 € | 3 225 € |
| 2+ | 3 219 € | 0,00 € | 3 219 € |
| 5+ | 3 212 € | 0,00 € | 3 212 € |
This One Ounce 24-carat Gold coin is part of an annual release in Australia. These coins are issued by the Perth Mint to celebrate The Chinese Lunar Calendar, so each year features the respective animal. The Year of the Cockerel (or Rooster) was issued in 2005. The finish to this impressive coin has coloured detail highlighting the Cockerel and a frosted effect, to give it a final touch. Without question, the Lunar series of coins is one of the most beautiful and collectable gold coins around today. This fine gold coin contains one ounce of Gold (999.9 fineness) so would make an interesting alternative to investing in the more common bullion coins.
