The Golden Dragon is a rectangular bullion coin with a fineness of 999.9, produced in Australia by The Perth Mint. Its face value is 100 Australian dollars. Its high precious metal content makes it an excellent investment.
The coin has a unique, rectangular shape. The reverse of the coin depicts a golden dragon moving among mountains and ruins and inside a treasury full of gold and other treasures. The reverse also features the letter P, characteristic of coins minted at The Perth Mint. The reverse design changes every year.
The obverse of the coin features the sovereign's portrait, accompanied by the face value, year of minting, weight, and fineness.
The Perth Mint is the oldest mint in Australia, established in 1899. Today, as one of the world's leading mints, it processes over 60% of Australia's gold. It is known for its precision and commitment to excellence, allowing it to create the highest quality products. Products from The Perth Mint are highly regarded by both investors and collectors worldwide.
In Chinese culture, the dragon is revered as a mythical and divine creature, symbolizing power, strength, happiness, and wealth. Dragons are considered rulers of water and weather, and it is in such surroundings that Chinese culture often depicts them.
They are perceived as associated with yang, symbolizing the masculine aspect of nature, an element of the well-known concept of ancient Chinese philosophy and metaphysics.
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