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1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 (Mintage: 500 | Proof)

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  • Anniversary Edition: 125 years of Perth Mint
  • First Issue: King Charles III
  • With Certificate: numbered, in case
Item No.: 1240185
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Kangaroo Nugget 2024

Just before the leap,over a dry creek bed.

Image of the kangaroo side: a kangaroo leaping to the left, a windmill and water tank at the bottom left, P125 on the right, KANGAROO at the top
Image of the obverse: King Charles III in profile, the legend CHARLES III and AUSTRALIA, the face value below

Image of the kangaroo side: a kangaroo leaping to the left, a windmill and water tank at the bottom left, P125 on the right, KANGAROO at the top

The kangaroo of the year

A design by Wade Robinson

The Perth Mint shows a large kangaroo just before it leaps over a dried-up creek bed. It calls the windmill and water tank beside it vital installations on farms across the whole country.

Instead of the plain P, the design bears the mark P125, for the 125th anniversary of The Perth Mint.

  • The kangaroo before the leap

  • Windmill and water tank

  • The mark P125

The name

Why it is called Nugget

The Welcome Stranger was found by the miner John Deason on 5 February 1869 near Moliagul in Victoria, three centimetres deep among the roots of a tree. He hid the find until dark and then dug it out with his partner Richard Oates. In Dunolly the nugget, then the largest known in the world, had to be broken up on an anvil so that it would fit on the bank’s scales, as Museums Victoria reports.

This nugget and three other famous ones appeared on the first years of the series, in designs by Stuart Devlin. It began as The Australian Nugget.

Then came the kangaroo, according to The Perth Mint an icon of Australia that is more easily recognised all over the world. Since 2008 it has listed the bullion coin as the Australian Kangaroo; we still call the series Kangaroo Nugget, after the name under which it began in 1986.

  1. 1986The first issue, in proof
  2. 1989Stuart Devlin’s kangaroo, first on the proof
  3. 1990The kangaroo on the bullion coin too

The series

A new kangaroo every year

The gold bullion coins up to one ounce receive a new kangaroo every year. In the early years even the species changed, from the red kangaroo in 1990 to the whiptail wallaby in 1994.

There had been a kangaroo on gold in Australia before. In 1853 Reginald Scaife reached Melbourne aboard the clipper Kangaroo, as manager of a private mint, the Kangaroo Office. With purpose-made dies he struck 27 sets of gold tokens, from a quarter ounce to two ounces, dated 1853.

The kangaroos of recent years in gold
  1. Image of the kangaroo side of the 2022 gold coin

    2022

  2. Image of the kangaroo side of the 2023 gold coin

    2023

  3. Image of the kangaroo side of the 2024 gold coin

    2024

  4. Image of the kangaroo side of the 2025 gold coin

    2025

  5. Image of the kangaroo side of the 2026 gold coin

    2026

The finish

Proof in gold

With proof, the frosted design stands on a mirror-polished field, as The Perth Mint describes it.

The obverse shows King Charles III in the portrait by Dan Thorne. The Perth Mint’s first coin with this portrait was a kangaroo coin, released on 15 January 2024.

Image of the kangaroo side, seen at an angle
The mirror field, at an angle
The size in comparisonThe coin beside a 1-cent coin, to the same scale.

At a glance

Issuer
The Perth Mint
Face value
15 Australian dollars
Fine weight
1/10 ounce fine gold
Fineness
99.99%
Diameter
16.6 mm
Year
2024
Mintage
500 coins

Details according to The Perth Mint and our product data; the face value as it appears on the coin.

First the nuggets, then the kangaroo.

Kangaroo Nugget 2024, in gold.

Exclusivity and Elegance: 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024

  • Strictly limited: Very low mintage of only 500 pieces worldwide
  • Growth potential: Very high appreciation potential due to strict limitation and high demand
  • Rarity: An extremely rare collector's coin that should not be missing from any collection
  • Mint quality: Highest possible mint quality "Proof" (PP) for brilliant details
  • Design: Unique design featuring the iconic Australian Kangaroo and anniversary mintmark "P125"
  • Manufacturer: Minted by the world-famous Perth Mint
  • Country of origin: Authentic product from Australia

The Perth Mint proudly presents the 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 – a coin that is not only of inestimable value to collectors, but also serves as a noble symbol of Australia's rich culture and natural heritage. With a strict mintage of only 500 pieces worldwide, this collector's coin stands for exclusivity and is a valuable addition to any collection.

The design of the coin depicts a powerful, full-size kangaroo elegantly leaping over a dried riverbed, with a windmill and a water tank in the background – a scene representing rural Australia. The inscription "KANGAROO" as well as the distinctive mintmark "P125", which refers to the 125th anniversary of the Perth Mint, lend the design a special touch. At the lower edge of the coin, the details of the year of issue, weight and fineness can be found, completing the artistic design.

The reverse is adorned with the portrait of King Charles III, which underscores the high standing and historical significance of this gold coin. The face value of 15 AUD confirms its official status as legal tender.

The coin is made of pure, lustrous gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000, making it an expression of purity and value. The "Proof" mint quality promises a flawless surface and a premium appearance that collectors and connoisseurs alike will appreciate.

A Piece of History in Your Hands

The 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 is not only a testament to the precision craftsmanship of the Perth Mint, but also a historical document. The coin celebrates the 125th anniversary of one of the world's most renowned mints and is the first issue to feature the portrait of King Charles III on the reverse – a milestone for collectors and history enthusiasts.

Each coin is presented in an elegant case and accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity, which confirms the authenticity and the very low mintage. This makes each individual coin not only an investment in gold, but also in the history and culture of Australia.

A Legacy of Inestimable Value

Invest in a coin that is more than just gold – it is a piece of minted history, a connection to the roots of humanity and a legacy that can be passed down from generation to generation. The 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 is a rarity that is unrivalled in the world of collector's coins.

With this coin, the Perth Mint has created a true work of art that impresses not only through its beauty, but also through its immense appreciation potential. As a collector's coin with a mintage of only 500 pieces, it is a must for anyone seeking the extraordinary and valuing exclusivity.

Secure Your Example of the 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024

Do not wait too long, as with such a strict limitation, the 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 will sell out quickly. Seize the opportunity to add this exquisite coin to your portfolio and secure a legacy that will stand the test of time.

The 1/10 oz Gold Kangaroo 2024 is more than just an investment – it is a homage to the Australian heritage, a symbol of purity and elegance, and a commitment to genuine values in a rapidly changing world.

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