1 Dollar - Charles III 1st Portrait - Year of the Horse

Commemorative issue

Year of the Horse

Series: Lunar Series III

Obverse

Uncrowned portrait of King Charles III facing left

Script: Latin

Lettering:
CHARLES III AUSTRALIA
1 DOLLAR
DT

Designer: Dan Thorne

Reverse

Two prancing Horses left & right. Chinese symbol for Horse above.

Scripts: Chinese, Latin

Lettering:
馬
HORSE
2026
P
IJ

Translation: 馬 = Horse

Designer: Ing Ing Jong

Edge

Reeded

© brismike (CC BY-NC)

Mint

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See also

• Horse or equine
• Chinese calendar

• 50 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Rooster)
• 50 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Dog)
• 50 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Pig)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Rat)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Ox)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Tiger)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Rabbit)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Dragon)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Snake)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Horse)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Goat)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Monkey)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Rooster)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Dog)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Year of the Pig)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (6th Portrait - Year of the Mouse)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (6th Portrait - Year of the Ox)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (6th Portrait - Year of the Tiger)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (6th Portrait; Posthumous - Year of the Rabbit)
• 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (6th Portrait; In the name of - Year of the Dragon)
• 1 Dollar - Charles III (1st Portrait - Year of the Snake)

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