What They Don't Tell You About The Silver Kookaburra From The Australian Perth Mint! 

Good to know :) I happened to come across them during a coin convention in Bern, a kind old man was looking to sell some pieces he collected over the years and I got them for about 30$ a piece, was really happy to pick them up.

It's killing me when he says it haha great video though thanks mate

I don't buy them. From the folks down under I am a fan of kangaroos, dragon bars and black flags. Yup you just heard that from a hillbilly from Ky. USA. Carry on mate.

​@silverdave1125 Pronounce the u in Burra like you would in the word Up .

Yep I was in Manjimup and a bastard kook took off with my $35 steak 😂 true

@Kayne Fryday lol yep I was at the karri valey resort he landed on the hot plate then took off with it, resilient little buggas

Thank you! Kooks are really cool, I hope one day I can complete a whole tube, but there aren't so many available around here so I pick them up when I can :)

Picked up a 10oz 2015 for same price as a 10oz bar, right place at right time at my lcs.

Good deal I love my 10 oz anniversary issue kookaburra that coin celebrated 25 years

I got all 10oz except 2001, 2003 and 2007

Didn't know that! Good to know if I go to Australia that kooks will handle the snakes lol :)

Look at professional dealers, e.g. on ebay in Australia for 10 oz Kookaburras and in the USA for 1 kg Kookaburras, both from 2006. Very low mintage.

@@brocken5342 how about the 2000 and 2004?

@@Kenlydford 2001 through 2006 vintages are hard to come by. If you can get a 10 oz under $450 and a 1kg under $1200, that's good. But make sure that the capsule is unopened and that there is no oxidation, milk stains or scratches on the coins. I just saw that a couple of 2006 Kookaburras are for sale right now. That's not often the case. The Mintage can be looked up on Wikipedia. Much luck!

@@brocken5342 the 2004 I saw at the Lcs looked good, was in the capsule but had a little oxidation on one small area of the reed and they wanted $96 for it. That seems a little much...

@@Kenlydford For 1 oz it would be expensive for 2 oz it would be cheap. What kind of kookaburra was it? With traces of oxidation, I wouldn't spend more than $35 an ounce.

A partir de 2010, ya no se acuñaron cucaburras de 2 onzas. Al menos ya no la serie normal. Por lo tanto, a partir de 1992, su colección de 2 onzas está completa.

@@brocken5342 cierto , hace poco me enteré que la Perht Mint dejo de acuñar la Koocaburra de 2 onzas , y no sé porque decidieron de acuñar las

@@franciscojaviergarciasanch2921 Tal vez se debió a la débil demanda.

@@brocken5342 pues es una lastima por qué yo quería seguir con las de 2 onzas , gracias por responder un saludo desde Málaga 😊☺️☺️

@@franciscojaviergarciasanch2921 Hay un Kookaburra de 2 Oz de 1991, pero solo en la edición "PROOF". Debería ser difícil de conseguir. Probablemente haya incluso todos los años desde 1992 hasta 2009 en la rara edición "PRUEBA". Pero probablemente solo en bóvedas oscuras de gente rica. La imagen de Kookaburra en alto relieve es diferente en la salida "PROOF" de la salida normal. Así que todavía hay mucho para que colecciones. Un set 1991-2009 en 2Oz "PROOF" debería ser casi único en todo el mundo...

numismatic bullion coin

@@ulexite-tv it is not bullion, bullion rounds have no value on them, numismatic coins have a value eg 1 dollar,pound, whatever the currency of the country is! That’s why they have lower production?

@PoPpY , how insane are poppy prices at the moment?

@@GR19611 sky rocketing, I only have one, wish I had more

Golden Gun from australia pointed it out to me haha :) I'll be working on pronouncing the kookaburra correctly :P

Thanks!!!