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The majestic horse has thundered through human civilization as both a practical necessity and a symbol of freedom, power, and grace that transcends cultural boundaries. In the Chinese zodiac system, the Horse year represents a crucial bridge between contemplative signs and those focused on external achievement and recognition. This period encourages individuals to harness their inner strength and channel it toward meaningful goals and aspirations. Right now, 2026 1 oz Proof Australian Silver Lunar Horse Coins are available from Bullion Metals.

Arrives in a classic Perth Mint display case with a themed shipper and a Certificate of Authenticity!7th design in the Lunar Series III program!Proof specimen!Limited issue of only 5,000 coins in presentation boxes!Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver.Bears a face value of $1 (AUD) backed by the federal government of Australia.King Charles III on the obverse.Two horses running across the landscape on the reverse.Artwork from Ing Ing Jong.P mint mark from the Perth Mint.

Arrives in a classic Perth Mint display case with a themed shipper and a Certificate of Authenticity!

7th design in the Lunar Series III program!

Limited issue of only 5,000 coins in presentation boxes!

Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver.

Bears a face value of $1 (AUD) backed by the federal government of Australia.

King Charles III on the obverse.

Two horses running across the landscape on the reverse.

P mint mark from the Perth Mint.

Traditional Horse year customs include hanging horseshoe decorations and images of running horses in homes and businesses to invite swift success and good fortune. Many families perform the “horse stepping” ritual, where children gallop around the house or courtyard to symbolically bring the horse’s energy into their living space. Gift-giving often features horse-themed items such as jade horse figurines, paintings of horses, or clothing with equestrian motifs.

For the obverse of 2026 Proof Australian Silver Lunar Horses, you will find the first-generation effigy of King Charles III. Designed for Australian currency by Dan Thorne, this effigy depicts His Majesty in left-profile relief and captures his image without a crown.

In the reverse design of the 2026 1 oz Proof Silver Lunar Horse Coin, the mint features a depiction of two horses galloping across the landscape. During the Year of the Horse, artistic representations flourish with images of magnificent stallions galloping across open plains, symbolizing freedom and untamed spirit. Group depictions often show herds moving in harmonious unity, representing community strength and collective progress.