Australian Year 1999 Kookaburras

Reverse of 1999 Australian One Ounce Silver Kookaburra

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Reverse of 1999 Australian One Ounce Silver Kookaburra

One Ounce Silver Bullion Coins
Australia first issued a one ounce silver bullion coin is 1990. 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.

Large Bullion Coins
In 1992, the Perth Mint introduced large silver bullion coins, in weights of two ounce, ten ounces and one kilogramme (31.1 ounces). Initially these were produced as proofs or specimens only, but are now available in a non-proof version. Originally the large silver coins retained the same design each year, but now they too have a different kookaburra design each year.

Specifications
For full specifications please see our page Specifications of Australian Silver Bullion Coins

1999 Silver Kookaburra
The design of the 1999 silver kookaburra of all sizes features two kookaburras, of course, perched on a branch.

One Ounce Silver Kookaburra

Two Ounce Silver Kookaburra

Ten Ounce Silver Kookaburra

One Kilo Silver Kookaburra

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