This is the 10th issue of the Silver Kangaroo Series. When it was first released in 2015, it was for a limited mintage of 300,000. From 2016 to the present, the silver Kangaroo has been offered yearly in unlimited mintages.
Coin Highlights:
Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine silver.
Coin comes in protective packaging. Orders of 25 come in tubes, and orders of 250 coins come packaged in Mini Monster Boxes, which fit in standard safety deposit boxes.
Mint-sealed tubes of 25 coins feature a holographic security strip placed on top of the tube by The Perth Mint, allowing the ability to tell if the tube has been tampered with since leaving the mint.
Obverse: Bears the Dan Thorne effigy of Charles III and the face value.
Reverse: Features the classic red kangaroo design by Dr. Stuart Devlin, surrounded by a radiating design meant to symbolize sunlight, along with a micro-engraved letter appearing under magnification.
Sovereign coin backed by the Australian government. Source
The reverse design of the Australian Silver Kangaroo is based on a historic design of the animal for the Australian copper penny. In case you're interested in Australian pennies, I've included a YouTube video below.
There are four well-known species of Kangaroos: (L to R, T to B) Western Grey Kangaroo, Eastern Grey Kangaroo, Antilopine Kangaroo, Red Kangaroo.
Which Kangaroo is depicted in the silver Kangaroo coin?
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