The Year of the Dragon 2024 2 Oz gold coin is the fifth coin in the Lunar Series III from the Australian Perth Mint. The coin is struck from 2 ounces of 99.99% pure gold and celebrates the Year of the Dragon. The coin's motif is a portrait of a dragon with stylized waves and mist, which points to its control over the elements. On the reverse of the coin, both the Chinese character for "dragon" and the inscription "DRAGON 2024" and the Perth Mint's "P125" mint mark, marking the 125th anniversary of the mint. The 2 Oz coin includes a special security feature in the form of a microlaser-engraved letter, which is visible only under a magnifying glass, which significantly complicates the possibility of counterfeiting coins.
The reverse of the coin depicts a commemorative portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark with the dates of her reign "ELIZABETH II 1952-2022", the denomination "200 DOLLARS", the weight and fineness "1oz 9999 Ag" and the country of origin "AUSTRALIA".
The coins are minted in 4 sizes: 10 oz, 2 oz, 1 Oz, 1/2 Oz, 1/4 Oz and 1/10 Oz in 99.99% (24-carat) purest gold. The mintage of the 10 oz, 2 oz, 1/2 Oz, 1/4 Oz, 1/10 Oz coins is unlimited, only the 1 Oz coins are minted in a limited edition of 30,000 pieces.
Coin series Lunar Series III. according to the Chinese calendar
2020 Year of the Mouse
2021 Year of the Ox
2022 Year of the Tiger
2023 Year of the Rabbit
2024 Year of the Dragon
2025 Year of the Snake
2026 Year of the Horse
2027 Year of the Goat
2028 Year of the Monkey
2029 Year of the Rooster
2030 Year of the Dog
2031 Year of the Pig
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