2025 2 oz Silver Australian Kookaburra High Relief Gilded Coin Perth Mint

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2025 2 oz Silver Australian Kookaburra High Relief Gilded Coin Perth Mint   Celebrate the captivating spirit of Australia’s native wildlife with the 2025 2 oz Silver Australian Kookaburra High Relief Gilded Coin, a dazzling release from the prestigious Perth Mint. This coin features the latest annual design of the iconic kookaburra, a beloved symbol of the Australian landscape known for its unmistakable call that echoes across forests, grasslands, and suburbs alike. Blending the brilliance of selective 24K gold gilding with the artistry of high relief striking, this limited edition coin is both a visual and numismatic standout. Struck from 2 troy ounces of .9999 pure silver, the coin showcases a deeply sculpted, high-relief image of the kookaburra perched in its natural habitat, enhanced with a striking layer of gold on the central motif. The added depth achieved by striking the coin on an extra-thick blank brings out the intricate feather patterns and background detail, while the shimmering gilding accentuates the bird with radiant contrast. Legal tender under the Australian Currency Act of 1965, this coin combines premium bullion content with numismatic beauty. The kookaburra series, which began in 1990, has become one of the Perth Mint’s most celebrated annual traditions. With each year showcasing a new artistic interpretation of the bird, these coins are highly sought after by collectors worldwide. The 2025 edition is no exception, offering not just a fresh design but also the rarity and elegance of high relief and gold enhancement. Limited to a mintage of just 2,000 coins worldwide, it promises both exclusivity and long-term collectibility. Coin Specifications: Maximum mintage of 2,000 Made from .9999 fine silver with a weight of 2 troy oz Partially gilded with 24-carat gold Produced by the Perth Mint High-Relief / Proof Finish $2 AUD face value Coin arrives in a plastic display case within a thematic outer box, accompanied by a COA Obverse: Depi