The Chinese Lunar Calendar is based on a 12 year cycle, each year in the cycle is associated with a different animal. The Perth Mint in Australia started issuing series ofChinese Lunar Calendar Coins, in gold and silver, in 1996, which was the Year of the Rat. We rarely manage to buy any of the older years, which tend to be very hard to source.
We sell 2002 "Year of the Horse" coins as follows:-
2002 Australian Year of the Horse Kilo Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse Ten Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse Two Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse One Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse Half Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Goat Quarter Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse Tenth Ounce Gold Coins
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2002 Australian Year of the Horse Twentieth Ounce Gold Coins
UK Registered Post (Special Delivery) £9 per order EU Insured Post £10 per order USA Airmail $10, Insured Shipping $20 Canada Airmail $15, Insured Shipping via Fedex $60
2002 Year of the Horse Australian Two Ounce Gold Coin