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2011 | 1 kg (32.15 oz)900 oz sold (all years combined) |
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The Australian Silver Kookaburra Coins
2011 Kookaburra - 1 Kilo Coin
This is a 1 Kilo coin, making it a huge 99.9 % pure silver coin. Besides its impressive size, the advantage of 1 Kilo coins is that the per-ounce coin premium is very low compared to smaller coins. The nominal face value is 30 Australian dollars.
Maximum Diameter: 100.60 mm
Maximum Thickness: 14.60 mm
Fineness (% purity): 99.9
About the Perth Mint
The Perth Mint, wholly-owned by the State Government of Western Australia, is the official issuer of the Australian Federal Government's gold and silver bullion coin program. The Mint opened in 1899 in response to the discovery of rich gold deposits in Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie. It was Australia's third branch of Britain's Royal Mint - the others being the Sydney Mint and the Melbourne Mint (both have closed down).
The Perth Mint remained under Britain's jurisdiction until 1 July 1970, when ownership transferred to the State Government of Western Australia.
In 2003, The Perth Mint officially opened an 8,400 square metre state-of-the-art manufacturing facility next door to its original limestone building. Dominating the Mint's heritage precinct, these two important buildings are powerful symbols of more than 100 years of minting excellence in Western Australia.
Points computation: 1 coin = 32.15 points