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One of the most famous mints, in the world, also shares a lot of history with the beginnings of the precious metals market. In fact, the Perth Mint played an invaluable role during the gold rushes by trading goods for gold among the hard-working miners. Miners usually never made the same amount they found in gold so being provided basic every day life goods was worth their while. Between 1899 and now, the Perth Mint has become the oldest, working mint in Australia, being witness to fellow mints closing down. This outstanding mint has made quite the name for itself, producing popular coin collections and great quality bullion products that keep investors coming back for more. The Silver Kookaburra series is among the coin collections currently in high demand. This collection contains competitively low mintages, excellent packaging, and beautiful craftsmanship. Along with high quality, the Silver Kookaburra series comes in different sizes, accommodating any type of budget or investment goal. There were only 13,969 coins minted in 2005, making this coin highly collectible.
Your 2004 Silver Kookaburra coin is guaranteed to be two ounces of .999 fine silver and is packaged in an airtight capsule for shipment and storage. Your coin also shines from the "newly minted" luster of the brilliant uncirculated coin with proof-like features.
Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Sealed in capsule
-2oz in weight
-13,969 minted
-Obverse: The obverse contains an effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, an astounding portrait designed by the famous sculptor, Ian Rank-Broadley. Broadley's design has received accolades for its boldness in celebrating the Queen's aging and maturity. The Queen is realistically portrayed, with fine lines and wrinkles apparent on her face, resulting in an older but still lovely Queen.
-Reverse: The reverse design premieres two kookaburras; one happily perched on an eucalyptus branch and the other effortlessly soaring in the sky. The reverse is also stamped with the coin series' name, the purity of the coin, and the date of mintage.
