Index of Australian Silver Kookaburras

Reverse of 2009 Australian One Ounce Silver Kookaburra

Australia

Obverse of 2009 Australian One Ounce Silver Kookaburra

One Ounce Silver Bullion Coins
Australia first issued a one ounce silver bullion coin in 1990, followed by a two ounce, ten ounce and one kilo in 1991. It was decided to follow on with the series of Australian native fauna, which began with the platinum Koala in 1988, followed by the gold nugget coins changing to a kangaroo design in 1989.
When introduced in 1990, the 300,000 issue limit of the Kookaburras was oversubscribed by more than five times, and supplies ran out on the first day of issue.
The Kookaburra is the only major silver bullion coin which changes its exact design every year, making it also more attractive to collectors, although the kookaburra theme remains the same.

Specifications

Size	Face Value	Weight	Alloy	Silver Content	Diameter	Thickness	Serrations
1 Ounce	$1	31.635	.999	1	40.60	4.00	250
2 Ounces	$2	62.770	.999	2	53.30	4.50	80*
10 Ounces	$10	312.347	.999	10	75.50	8.70	120*
1 Kilo	$30	1002.502	.999	31.151	101.00	14.60	160*

Notes to Table
Face Value = Denomination in Australian Dollars.
Weight = Standard weight in grams.
Silver Content = Fine silver content in troy ounces.
Diameter = Diameter in millimetres.
Thickness = Maximum thickness in millimetres.

By Date

Date	Availability
1990	Sold
1991	Sold
1992	Sold
1993	Sold
1994	Sold
1995	Sold
1996	Sold
1997	Sold
1998	Yes
1999	Yes
2000	Sold
2001	Yes
2002	Yes
2003	Yes
2004	Yes
2005	Yes
2006	Yes
2007	Yes
2008	Yes
2009	Yes
2010	Late 2009

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