Reverse: the reverse of the coin depicts a Ox with its calf, with a blossoming cherry twig above them. On the left is a symbol in Chinese characters denoting a Ox, below it the English translation "OX" and the year "2021". The letter "P" is engraved on the right edge of the coin, which is the mark of the Perth Mint.
Obverse: the reverse of the coin depicts Queen Elizabeth II, who is also the Australian Monarch. The name of the queen and the name of the State "ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA" are engraved on the top of the coin. The weight, silver purity and the denomination of the coin are minted in the bottom "1/2 oz 9999 Ag 50 CENTS".
About the Coin: this is the second coin in the new design of the Lunar III series of the National Perth Mint of Australia. Each year the Perth Mint producing gold, silver and platinum coins of various weights for the Chinese Lunar Calendar (Lunar) symbols. The Lunar Chinese calendar has been mentioned since 2600 before our era, and to this day, there is a belief in the power exerted by the animal mark on the personalities born beneath it. These Lunar Series gold coins from the Australian National Perth Mint are official and legal tender in Australia, guaranteed by the government for the quality and gold purity of the coin.
The Ox is the second symbol of the Chinese Lunar calendar.
Year of the Ox: 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021, 2033, 2045, 2057
Ox year begins: 2021 February 12th and finishes on 2022 January 31st
About people who born in the Year of the Ox: People are calm, slow, careful, preserving, sometimes a little stubborn. Most of all they enjoy being in their own home, sitting in a comfortable chair and enjoying a safe and tidy life. He can afford that – after all, he did a lot of work because of it. They are punctual, reliable and can achieve a lot if they are allowed to take up independent or managerial activities. People born in the year of the Ox are kind-hearted, always in a hurry to help. Appreciates and preserves what they have earned and achieved.
