1kg Silver Lunar Series RAM Tiger 2022 PP (Mintage: 100 | Proof)
- Climbing tiger: with Chinese character
- Twelve zodiac signs: around the Queen
- From Australia: Royal Australian Mint
- Climbing tigerIt climbs down the tree, the sign for tiger to its left
- Twelve zodiac signsOn the reverse all zodiac animals circle Elizabeth II
- From AustraliaEncapsulated and delivered in the original case
- Climbing tiger: with Chinese character
- Twelve zodiac signs: around the Queen
- From Australia: Royal Australian Mint
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1kg Silver Lunar Series RAM Tiger 2022 PP
Majestic beneath the pine.The Tiger 2022 in 1 kilo of silver.
99.95 millimetres of silver in proof, in a wooden case with certificate. 100 pieces, face value 30 dollars.
- Weight
- 1 kilo of silver
- Finish
- Proof, collector’s piece
- Mintage
- 100 pieces
- Mint
- Royal Australian Mint, Australia
99.95 millimetres of silver in proof, in a wooden case with certificate. 100 pieces, face value 30 dollars.
- Weight
- 1 kilo of silver
- Finish
- Proof, collector’s piece
- Mintage
- 100 pieces
- Mint
- Royal Australian Mint, Australia
The design side up close
Stripes and pine needles.The Tiger 2022 up close.
The Tiger strides beneath pine branches, which according to the Royal Australian Mint stand for strength.
The large format
Mighty in mirror shine.The Tiger 2022 in 1 kilo of silver.
Across 99.95 millimetres the Tiger strides beneath the pine, every stripe in relief. The field is mirrored, the relief frosted. Proof, a collector’s piece.
The value side
The Tiger 2022 stands at the top of the ring of 12 animals.
On the value side, all 12 animals run across a band of waves around the portrait. Each year the ring turns, and the animal of the year stands at the top.
The packaging
In a wooden case, set at an angle.The Tiger 2022, 1 kilo of silver.
The coin stands on an angled holder in the wooden case, together with the certificate of authenticity. The red outer box shows the animal in golden lines and its character.
The Tiger 2022 in numbers.
The Year of the Tiger began on 1 February 2022.
The whole series
6 animals, 6 years.The Lunar Series of the Royal Australian Mint.
One animal a year, from 2022 to 2027: domed and in proof, plus brilliant uncirculated bullion coins and the Tiger in 1 kilo of silver.
2022
Tiger 20221 ounce of goldProof
Tiger 20221 ounce of silverProof
Tiger 20221 ounce of silverBrilliant uncirculated
Tiger 20221 kilo of silverProofThis page
2023
2026
Proud in the moonlight.The Tiger 2022 in 1 kilo of silver.
Struck by the Royal Australian Mint, issuing country Australia.
1kg Silver Lunar Series RAM Tiger 2022 PP (Mintage: 100 | Proof): one kilogram of silver for the Year of the Tiger
- Strictly limited: With only 100 pieces, the mintage is exceptionally small.
- Rarity: an extremely rare collector's coin in a large format.
- Investment goal: Collecting at a high level with one kilogram of silver, whose value lies in the metal itself.
- Design: a full-length tiger with a striped coat and an expressive face.
- Striking quality: the highest possible grade, proof, with a mirrored field and matt relief.
- Manufacturer: The Royal Australian Mint, country of origin Australia.
One kilogram of fine silver, a tiger in full motion and a mintage of just 100 pieces: this coin from the Royal Australian Mint is one of the truly large formats among silver coins. It is dedicated to the Year of the Tiger and was struck in proof quality in 2022. If you are looking for a collector's coin with genuine rarity value, you will find an exceptional piece here.
A full-length tiger
The tiger stands on all fours and moves forward, and its striped coat and expressive face are finely worked. Behind it, pine branches can be seen, giving the scene a natural frame. The inscription YEAR OF THE TIGER and the Chinese character for the tiger complete the depiction. Across a diameter of 99.95 mm, the design has plenty of room, and every detail comes into its own.
Mirror finish and matt relief
Proof striking quality is the highest grade a coin can achieve. Here it shows itself in a gleaming, mirrored field against which the matt strike of the tiger stands out. This makes the design look almost three-dimensional, as if the animal were about to step out of the coin. On a coin of this size, the contrast is particularly striking. The coin has a face value of 30 Australian dollars, and a certificate of authenticity is included.
Third place among twelve animals
Of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac, the tiger is the third. The Royal Australian Mint's Lunar series dedicates each year to one of these animals, and 2022 was the Year of the Tiger. The Royal Australian Mint is Australia's national mint and also produces the country's circulating coins. A kilogram coin from its presses is a special highlight for many collectors.
One kilogram in small numbers
Because the limit is set at 100 pieces, only a few collectors will own this rarity. For a collection devoted to the Chinese zodiac, it is therefore a real showpiece. Silver was used as a monetary metal for a long time and is still highly prized by collectors today. Holding a whole kilogram of it in your hands makes this value immediately tangible. Some buyers also associate the metal with their inflation hedge and their crisis protection, but this coin is first and foremost about collecting.
Large in format, rare in mintage: this tiger is a piece you do not see every day.
All the details of the tiger
- Design: full-length tiger, pine branches, inscription YEAR OF THE TIGER
- Weight: 1 kg, i.e. 1,000 g of fine silver
- Fineness: 999/1,000
- Diameter: 99.95 mm
- Striking quality: Proof (PP)
- Face value: 30 AUD
- Year of issue: 2022
- Mintage: 100 pieces
- Manufacturer: The Royal Australian Mint, Australia
- Accessories: certificate of authenticity
If you would like to expand your Lunar collection with a whole kilogram of silver, order this tiger from Kettner Edelmetalle.
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