2012 Australian Kookaburra Silver Coin - reverse side
Australian Kookaburra 2012 Silver Coin - obverse
2012 Australian Kookaburra Silver Coin - reverse side
Australian Kookaburra 2012 Silver Coin - obverse

2012 Australian Kookaburra Silver Coin, 1 oz.

The Australian Kookaburra is one of the most popular silver investment coins produced in Australia.

zł559.00

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The Australian Kookaburra is another coin from Perth referring to Australia's natural wealth.

The featured bullion coin is the 22nd installment of a series featuring the Kookaburra, an Australian endemic related to our native kingfisher. The Perth mint has continued to produce it uninterruptedly since 1990, making it enduringly popular with collectors.

The reverse of this 2012 silver investment coin depicts the Kukabura sitting on a branch of a eucalyptus tree. The upper part of the reverse bore the inscription Australian Kookaburra while the lower part featured the date of issue, weight and silver sample. The obverse of the silver coin remained in its classic, unchanged form for the series - it features the right profile of Queen Elizabeth II.

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24h
Metal
Silver
Sample
0,999
Weight
1 ounce
Diameter
40.6 mm
Country of origin
Australia
Issue year
2012
Packaging
Plastic protective cap
Nominal
1 AUD
Thickness
2.98 mm
Taxation
VAT margin
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