Perth Mint

The Perth Mint has been striking coins in Western Australia since 1899, first as a branch of Britain's Royal Mint and, since 1970, under the Government of Western Australia. It is the only mint of its era still operating on its original site, and its refinery is one of a small number accredited on the London good delivery list.

For collectors, the Perth Mint means the Australian Lunar series above everything else — the longest-running zodiac program in modern numismatics, now in its third twelve-year cycle. assay house carries it across all three chapters in gold, silver and platinum, from 1/20 oz fractionals to 10 oz strikes, in NGC, PCGS, CACG and ANACS holders.

Alongside the Lunars: Wedge-Tailed Eagles struck from John Mercanti's designs, Australian gold sovereigns from the mint's early years, and the platinum Platypus. Every coin on this page is a single certified example listed with its grade and certification number, so the population can be checked before you buy.

Browse by gold Lunar, silver Lunar, or by series: Series I, Series II, Series III. Our Australian Lunar collector's guide covers the series year by year.