The Australian Silver Kookaburra – Kilo – BU (Year Varies) showcases the iconic kookaburra in stunning detail, with a new design released annually since the series began in 1990 by the renowned Perth Mint. Struck from one kilogram of .999 fine silver in brilliant uncirculated condition, each coin features a substantial size and flawless finish, making it a standout collectible. Its limited mintage, legal tender status, and presentation in a protective capsule further enhance its appeal, while the ever-changing artwork celebrates Australia’s beloved wildlife and the Mint’s tradition of exceptional craftsmanship.
The Chile 100 Peso Gold Coin, first minted in the early 20th century by the Santiago Mint, showcases Chile’s rich heritage with a detailed portrait of Bernardo O’Higgins on the obverse and the national coat of arms on the reverse. Struck in 90% pure gold and weighing 20.33 grams, this elegant coin captures the artistry and cultural pride of Chile, making it a prized collectible that celebrates the nation’s history and craftsmanship.
The Gold Britannia – 1/2 oz (Year Varies) showcases the iconic Britannia design, a symbol of British strength and heritage since its introduction by The Royal Mint in 1987. Struck from .9999 fine gold and featuring annual design variations, each coin combines exquisite craftsmanship, legal tender status, and advanced security features, making it a prized collectible that embodies the elegance and enduring legacy of Great Britain.
The 2005 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Rooster BU – Series I celebrates the Chinese Zodiac with a striking Rooster design, symbolizing confidence and ambition. Struck by the prestigious Perth Mint in one troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin is part of the original Lunar Series I, which began in 1996 and features annually changing animal motifs. With its limited mintage, legal tender status, and exquisite craftsmanship, the Gold Lunar Rooster stands as a prized collectible that honors both numismatic artistry and cultural heritage.
