Australian Kookaburra Kilo Silver 1994

Being native to the eucalyptus forests in Australia, the kookaburra is the largest member of the Kingfisher family. The Kookaburra is considered carnivorous, preying on mice, reptiles, insects, and causing farmers to be angry since they steal their fowl. This specific type of bird is known for something else that sets it apart from other birds. The kookaburra's cackle weirdly sounds like human laughter and depending on which kookaburra it is, the laughters can be differentiated. Kookaburras also mate for life causing the male to help the female with protecting their young. It is no wonder that this interesting bird is featured on the Perth Mint's silver bullion coin collection. This collection took off in 1990 and has become a staple in many experienced collectors' and investors' repertoire.

The 1994 Silver Kookaburra comes excellently packaged in a mint-sealed capsule, weighing one solid kilo of .999 fine silver. The remarkable balance between the brilliant uncirculated finish with the proof-like sheen makes this coin the perfect fit for any situation.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Sealed in capsule
-1 Kilo of silver
-Obverse: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is eloquently pictured on the obverse of the kookaburra coin. She is poised sideways, her gentle profile highlighted and her regal crown stands tall.
-Reverse: Two baby kookaburras are on the reverse of the 1994 silver coin. While the background is in an excellent matte finish, the birds come out of the coin, due to their proof-like quality. The reverse also bears the stamp of the coin series' name, the purity and weight of the coin, and the date of mintage.

• Denomination: N/A
• Year: 1994
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