Australian Kookaburra 1 oz. Silver 2003

A magnificent duo of frosted, matte finish combined with clean, proof-like qualities immediately catches your attention when looking at the Silver Kookaburra series. The brilliance behind this kind of brilliant uncirculated coins stems from the Perth mint. Being in production since 1899, the Perth Mint has seen much of the history pertaining to the precious metals being discovered. The Perth Mint was known for actively providing goods to miners in exchange for their precious metals finds. It takes experience to mint spectacular products that only get better with age. The Perth Mint also changes their reverse designs on their bullion coins yearly, increasing interest among experienced coin collectors and investors. Plus, a low mintage of 300,000 doesn't hurt when it comes to the numismatic value of the coin.

Your 2003 Silver Kookaburra is guaranteed, by the oldest mint in Australia, to weigh one ounce of .999 fine silver. Your coin comes encapsulated in an airtight container to ensure extra protection against scratching and tarnishing. Become a proud owner of the Silver Kookaburra series and enjoy the new addition to your collection!

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Sealed in capsule
-Obverse: The obverse depicts an older Queen Elizabeth II, elegantly bearing the weight of her gorgeous crown. This specific illustration of the Queen was designed by sculptor, Ian Rank-Broadley, who wanted to celebrate the Queen's aging rather than hide it. The coin's legal tender value of 1 dollar is also included on the obverse side.
-Reverse: A very well-detailed kookaburra is the star on the reverse design of the 2003 silver kookaburra. The bird is finished with a shinier, more proof-like patina than the rest of the coin, which exhibits a frosted finish. The reverse also bears the coin series' name, the coin's purity, and the year of mintage.

• Denomination: N/A
• Year: 2003
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• Mint Mark: N/A
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