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1 kg Silver Coin - Lunar III - Year of the Tiger - with Gold Privy Mark - Color - 2022

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EMK
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Germany
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### Lunar III. - Year of the Tiger - 2022 - with Gold Privy Mark 1 Kilo Silver - Uncirculated - in Color - Privy Mark of 1 Gram Gold - Third year of Lunar Series III - 1 Kilo 99.99% pure Silver - Limited Mintage only 388 pieces - With numbered Certificate of Authenticity - Delivery in original Box The new release in the **Australian Lunar Series III** of the **Perth Mint** is dedicated to the **Year of the Tiger**. Following the ox, the Tiger is the third animal in the Chinese Zodiac calendar. The third issue of the 12-year Lunar III series features a colored image of a tiger cub following its proud parent through a rocky and bamboo-covered terrain. Also included in the design are the inscription "TIGER 2022" and the traditional mintmark "P" of the Perth Mint. A special feature of this edition is a **Privy Mark of 1 gram of pure gold**, which represents the Chinese character for "tiger". The reverse shows the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the denomination, the weight and the fineness. The Tiger generally stands for courage, spiritedness and bravery and excels as a born leader privately and professionally. Tigers are very success-oriented, but can also be prone to impatience. The limited **1 Kilo Silver coin with Gold Privy Mark** is delivered in the original box of the Perth Mint including a numbered certificate of authenticity.