In imperial China, the four guardians were deeply integrated into political and religious symbolism. Emperors would often incorporate their images into palace designs and ceremonial objects, believing that the presence of these divine protectors would strengthen their mandate of heaven and ensure the stability of their reign. Each guardian was associated with specific rituals and offerings that were performed during their corresponding seasons. Today, 2024 1 oz Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coins are available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Among the Four Guardians is the Azure Dragon, also known as Qinglong. The Azure Dragon represents the spring season and embodies the wood element. As the most prominent of the four guardians, this majestic creature symbolizes prosperity, nobility, and good fortune. Ancient Chinese astronomers associated the Azure Dragon with specific star constellations in the eastern heavens, and its influence was thought to be particularly strong during the spring equinox.
All 2024 1 oz Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coins available here are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. These coins are individually packaged in protective plastic capsules and represent the majority of the Four Guardian release. Additional coins include four colorized silver coins and a gold bullion specimen.
On the obverse of 2024 Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardians, you’ll find an effigy of His Majesty King Charles III. The first-ever Australian bust of Charles III, this left-profile relief showcases the King without a crown on his head. This design was created in 2024 by Dan Thorne.
The reverse side of the 2024 1 oz Silver Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coin comes with a depiction of the four primary guardians of Chinese mythology. At the center is the turtle, flanked to the left by a tiger with a dragon below and the phoenix overhead. Next to the turtle, you’ll also find a snake. The P125 mint mark on this side honors the Perth Mint’s 125th anniversary in 2024.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions about 1 oz silver. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us online, or email us directly.
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In imperial China, the four guardians were deeply integrated into political and religious symbolism. Emperors would often incorporate their images into palace designs and ceremonial objects, believing that the presence of these divine protectors would strengthen their mandate of heaven and ensure the stability of their reign. Each guardian was associated with specific rituals and offerings that were performed during their corresponding seasons. Today, 2024 1 oz Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coins are available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Among the Four Guardians is the Azure Dragon, also known as Qinglong. The Azure Dragon represents the spring season and embodies the wood element. As the most prominent of the four guardians, this majestic creature symbolizes prosperity, nobility, and good fortune. Ancient Chinese astronomers associated the Azure Dragon with specific star constellations in the eastern heavens, and its influence was thought to be particularly strong during the spring equinox.
All 2024 1 oz Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coins available here are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. These coins are individually packaged in protective plastic capsules and represent the majority of the Four Guardian release. Additional coins include four colorized silver coins and a gold bullion specimen.
On the obverse of 2024 Australian Silver Chinese Myths and Legends Four Guardians, you’ll find an effigy of His Majesty King Charles III. The first-ever Australian bust of Charles III, this left-profile relief showcases the King without a crown on his head. This design was created in 2024 by Dan Thorne.
The reverse side of the 2024 1 oz Silver Myths and Legends Four Guardian Coin comes with a depiction of the four primary guardians of Chinese mythology. At the center is the turtle, flanked to the left by a tiger with a dragon below and the phoenix overhead. Next to the turtle, you’ll also find a snake. The P125 mint mark on this side honors the Perth Mint’s 125th anniversary in 2024.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions about 1 oz silver. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us online, or email us directly.