

1/10 oz Gold Lunar III Horse 2026 (Mintage: 20,000)


Weltweit auf nur 20.000 Stück limitiert – kolorierte Rarität mit enormem Wertsteigerungspotential
Majestätisches Pferd in blauer Kolorierung auf 999,9er Feingold – ein Meisterwerk der Perth Mint
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Streng limitierte Rarität: Weltweit auf nur 20.000 Exemplare begrenzt – die kolorierte Lunar III Pferd 2026 bietet enormes Wertsteigerungspotential für Sammler und Investoren
Atemberaubende Kolorierung: Majestätisches Pferd in tiefem Blau auf 999,9er Feingold – ein Meisterwerk der Perth Mint mit faszinierender dreidimensionaler Wirkung
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1/10 oz Gold Lunar III Horse 2026 – Coloured Rarity with Only 20,000 Pieces Worldwide
- Strictly limited: Worldwide mintage limited to only 20,000 pieces
- Appreciation potential: High growth potential due to scarce availability and enormous collector demand
- Rarity: Highly sought-after collector's coin in coloured edition
- Investment objective: Bullion coin with value preservation and crisis protection in the handy 1/10-ounce format
- Design: Majestically rearing horse in breathtaking blue colouring – seventh animal of the Chinese zodiac cycle
- Material & fineness: 3.11 g of purest gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 (24 carat)
- Manufacturer: Minted by the world-famous Perth Mint, Australia
- Country of origin: Australia – home to some of the most sought-after bullion coins in the world
What a masterpiece. The 1/10 oz Gold Lunar III Horse 2026 is one of the most fascinating collector's coins the Perth Mint has produced in recent years. As the seventh issue of the legendary Lunar series III, it combines the highest minting artistry with cultural depth – and in a strictly limited mintage that makes every collector's heart beat faster.
A Design That Breathes Power and Freedom
At first glance at the design side, it becomes clear: the Perth Mint has created something extraordinary here. A majestic horse rears up powerfully on its hind legs, its front hooves angled upward into the air. The flowing mane cascades in elegant waves, the tail swings dynamically to the side. But the real highlight? The elaborate colouring in a deep, rich blue that forms a breathtaking contrast to the warm gold tone of the coin. Fine shading and golden light reflections on the horse's body give the design an almost three-dimensional effect.
In the lower area of the coin, golden relief-struck rock formations and delicate tufts of grass frame the scene – a natural landscape rendered in uncoloured gold that adds additional depth to the overall image. On the left, the Chinese character 馬 (horse) is prominently displayed, with the inscription "HORSE 2026" below it. The Perth Mint's "P" mint mark is discreetly positioned on the right side. The obverse shows the portrait of King Charles III along with details of the face value (15 AUD), weight and fineness.
The Horse in the Chinese Zodiac – Symbol of Energy and Independence
The horse is the seventh of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac calendar. In Chinese culture, it stands for freedom, strength, elegance and unbridled joie de vivre. People born in the Year of the Horse are considered energetic, sociable and charming – qualities that are perfectly reflected in the dynamic depiction on this coin. For collectors of the Lunar series, the horse design is traditionally one of the most popular of all.
Why This Coloured Edition Is So Special
While the regular gold coins of the Lunar III series are already highly sought after, the coloured variant stands out clearly due to several factors. The very low mintage of just 20,000 pieces worldwide makes it a true rarity. For comparison: non-coloured editions of the Lunar series are often minted in significantly higher quantities. The combination of elaborate colour finishing and strict limitation creates an appreciation potential that generates equal enthusiasm among collectors and investors alike.
Gold is the oldest currency in human history – and a coloured Lunar coin in 999.9 fine gold combines this timeless value with modern minting artistry at the highest level.
Technical Details at a Glance
- Fine weight: 3.11 g (1/10 oz) in 999.9/1,000 fine gold
- Diameter: 16.60 mm
- Face value: 15 Australian dollars
- Year of issue: 2026
- Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (Mint State)
- Packaging: Protective coin capsule
- Coloured: Yes – elaborate blue colour finishing
Gold – VAT-Free and Tax-Advantaged
A decisive advantage of this gold coin: it is exempt from VAT (Value Added Tax) in Germany. Furthermore, profits from the sale are generally tax-free, provided the holding period is at least one year. This makes the 1/10 oz Gold Lunar III Horse 2026 not only a visual delight, but also a tax-attractive collector's item. Gold has held intrinsic value for over 6,000 years – it has never been worth zero and serves worldwide as a proven inflation hedge.
Who Is This Coin Suitable For?
The coloured Gold Lunar III Horse 2026 is aimed primarily at passionate collectors who wish to complete their Lunar collection. Anyone who already owns the previous issues – from the Mouse through the Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon and Snake – will hardly be able to pass up this Horse design. But newcomers to the world of Lunar coins will also find a perfect starting point here: the compact 1/10-ounce format offers an affordable entry into one of the world's most prestigious coin series.
The Perth Mint enjoys an excellent worldwide reputation for its minting quality. Founded in 1899, it is one of the oldest and most respected mints of all. Every single coin undergoes strict quality controls – the result is a Brilliant Uncirculated collector's item delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Already Sold Out – Demand Speaks for Itself
This coin is already sold out with us. This impressively underlines how great the demand is for this limited collector's coin. Those lucky enough to own a piece hold in their hands a work of minting artistry that unites rarity, cultural significance and the timeless value of gold. A small masterpiece – just 16.60 mm in diameter, but with a radiance that extends far beyond that.







