- Australian Kangaroo Silver Coin Mintage Value
- Australia Kangaroo Silver Coin Mintage
- Australian Kangaroo Coin Value
- Kangaroo Silver Coins
- Australian Kangaroo Silver Coin Mintage Figures
There are numbers put up by numismatics enthusiasts as well as dealers. However it is not known where the numbers came from. The numbers put up here are taken from Annual Reports of RAM starting from year 2001.Struck by The Perth Mint from 1oz of 99.99% pure silver, the coin is issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965 with an unlimited mintage. The reverse of the silver kangaroo coin depicts the classic artistry of a bounding red kangaroo. Buy Australian Kangaroo Silver Coins from the Perth Mint. The 1 oz Australia Silver Kangaroo Coin is minted by the Perth Mint need no introduction to seasoned silver investors that love to collect these annually changing designs. Moreover, this is one of the few legal tender silver coins in Australia that undergoes an annual design makeover. Hence, limited mintages of each design make these coins highly sought after by collectors that have extensive silver coin. While the Kangaroo has appeared on circulating Australian coinage for years, the Perth Mint debuted its versions of the Silver Kangaroo for the first time in 1993 by releasing a gorgeous proof coin. To this day, the Perth Mint annually releases a Proof Silver Kangaroo that features limited mintages, and since 2010 has even been releasing a High.
Total mintage that includes carded, capsuled and cased coins
2001 - 45,562
Australian Kangaroo Silver Coin Mintage Value
2002 - 32,376
2003 - 35,2302004 - 30,601
2005 - 26,146
2006 - 25,535
2007 - 4,000
2008 - 11,645
2009 - 13,923
2010 - 9,266
2011 - 22,126
2012 - 19,853
Detailed breakdown of each type
Year 2001 Carded: 26,959; Capsuled: 10,850; Cased: 7,753
Remarks: 3,156 Carded were accounted in page 60 of 2001/02 Annual Report
Year 2002 Carded: 32,176; Cased: 200
Remarks: 3,040 Carded and 200 Cased were accounted in page 3 of 2002/03 Annual Report Supplement
Year 2003 Carded: 20,680; Capsuled: 2,550; Cased: 12,000
Remarks: 3,378 Carded, 2,050 Capsuled and 1,200 Cased were accounted in page 5 of 2003/04 Annual Report SupplementYear 2004 Carded: 19,324; Cased: 11,277
Remarks: 1,863 Carded and 350 Cased were accounted in page 5 of 2004/05 Annual Report Supplement
Year 2005 Carded: 16,446; Cased: 9.700
Remarks: 1,690 Carded were accounted in page 87 of 2005/06 Annual Report
Year 2006 Carded: 17,983; Cased: 7.552
Remarks: 308 Carded were accounted in page 85 of 2006/07 Annual Report
Year 2007 Carded: ? Cased: 4,000
Year 2008 Carded: 9,945; Capsuled: 1,700
Remarks: 5,402 Carded were accounted in page 85 of 2006/07 Annual Report, 4,543 Carded and 1,700 Capsuled were accounted in page 109 of 2007/08 Annual Report
Year 2009 Carded: 6,320; Capsuled: 7,603
Remarks: 300 Carded were accounted in page 114 of 2009/10 Annual Report
Year 2010 Carded: 8,050; Capsuled: 1,216
Year 2011 Carded: 10,803; Capsuled: 11,323 were accounted in page 107 of 2010/11 Annual Report
Australia Kangaroo Silver Coin Mintage
Year 2012 Carded: 8,849 Capsuled: 11,004 were accounted in page 108 of 2011/12 Annual Report
| Silver Kangaroo (Australia) | |
|---|---|
| Face Value: | $1 AUS |
| Mass: | 1 troy ounce |
| Composition: | 99.9% Ag |
| Diameter: | 40.60mm |
| Edge: | Reeded |
| Years of Minting: | 1993–present |
| Reverse | |
| Design: | Kangaroo |
| Designer: | Horst Hahne |
| Design Date: | 1993 |
| Obverse | |
| Design: | Queen Elizabeth II |
| Designer: | Raphael Maklouf |
| Design Date: | 1993 |
The Australian Silver Kangaroo is a one troy ouncesilver bullion coin minted by the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra, Australia. They have legal tender status in Australia and are one of few legal tender bullion silver coins to change their design every year. This and their limited annual mintage may, unlike for many other bullion coins, raise their numismatic value over the value of silver used.
The Silver Kangaroo series was introduced in 1993[1] by the Royal Australian Mint, an agency wholly owned and run by the Commonwealth Government of Australia. Silver Kangaroo coins are usually issued in two forms: a proof coin and a frosted uncirculated coin, although coins with selective gold plating have also been issued from 2003.
Mintage Numbers[edit]
Kangaroo 2016 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2015 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2014 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2013 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2012 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2011 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2010 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2009 — 20,000
Kangaroo 2008 — 6,802
Kangaroo 2007 — 8,598
Kangaroo 2006 — 25,535
Kangaroo 2005 — 26,146
Kangaroo 2004 — 55,057
Kangaroo 2003 — 35,230
Kangaroo 2002 — 32,376
Kangaroo 2001 — 45,562
Kangaroo 2000 — 42,638
Kangaroo 1999 — 49,398
Kangaroo 1998 — 49,398
Kangaroo 1997 — 72,850
Kangaroo 1996 — 49,398
Kangaroo 1995 — 72,850 + Coin Fair — 2,500
Kangaroo 1994 — 44,996 + Coin Fair — 2,500
Kangaroo 1993 — 72,853 + Coin Fair — 5,000[2]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^'2002 $1 Silver Kangaroo coin'Archived 11 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Royal Australian Mint, Media Centre, 22 November 2001. The '2002 $1 Silver Kangaroo' 'is the tenth in the series of Silver Kangaroo $1 coins released since 1993'. Retrieved 12 January 2010.
- ^http://www.galeforcesales.com/Silver-Royal-Australian-Mint-Kangaroo-Mintages.php
Australian Kangaroo Coin Value
External links[edit]
Kangaroo Silver Coins
