1/200 oz Gold Australia Wildlife Series Kangaroo 2026 (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)
- Pure Fine Gold: 999.9/1000 fineness
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- Pure Fine GoldGenuine investment gold whose value follows the gold price
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- Pure Fine Gold: 999.9/1000 fineness
- Gold Savings: Wealth piece by piece
- Gifting: a real investment in gold
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Australia Wildlife 2026
The Kangaroo 2026 leaping across the red plain.1/200 ounce of gold.
Dust swirls under its hind feet, the front paws drawn in. In gold on its coincard, proof, mintage 5,000 pieces.
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Fine gold
- 0.16 g
- Mintage
- 5,000 pieces
Dust swirls under its hind feet, the front paws drawn in. In gold on its coincard, proof, mintage 5,000 pieces.
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Fine gold
- 0.16 g
- Mintage
- 5,000 pieces
The motif side
The Kangaroo 2026 taking off, up close.
The motif side reads “AUSTRALIA”, “2026” and “KANGAROO”, with stars in the field and a border of dot patterns, arcs and lines. The relief is frosted, the field mirror-bright.
The journey
5 animals, 5 landscapes. The Australia Wildlife Series 2026.
From morning into the night: the kookaburra in the eucalypt forest, the kangaroo on the red plain, the koala in the treetop, the quokka on the coast, the emu in the grassland. Every animal comes in 1/200 ounce of gold, 4 of them also in 1 ounce of silver.
KookaburraIts loud laugh is a territorial call, heard mostly at dawn and dusk.
KangarooThe red kangaroo, the largest species, lives on the open plains of the arid inland. No living marsupial is larger.
1 ounce of silver1/200 ounce of gold
KoalaIt lives in eucalypt forests and eats almost nothing but the leaves of certain eucalypts.
QuokkaA Dutch explorer took it for a rat and named the island Rottenest, rat nest. Today it is Rottnest Island.
EmuAustralia’s tallest native bird runs at up to 50 km/h and holds the shield of Australia’s coat of arms with the kangaroo.
The value side
5 animals under the starry sky. The value side of the Australia Wildlife Series 2026.
On the value side kookaburra, emu, kangaroo, koala and a small marsupial stand together before a furrowed ridge under the stars. Around the edge it reads “1/200 OZ 9999 FINE GOLD” and “25 DOLLARS”.
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Face value
- 25 dollars
- Year
- 2026
Silver and gold
The Kangaroo 2026 in 2 metals. 1 ounce of silver, 1/200 ounce of gold.
The same motif in 2 metals, shown here in their true proportions: the silver ounce at 40 mm, the gold coin at 14 mm. The gold coin sits in a coincard with a painted Kangaroo and the words “AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE”.
Down Under Collection
The opal in the middle. The Australia Wildlife Silver Set 2026.
The wooden box holds 4 coins of 1 ounce of silver each, in proof: kookaburra, quokka, kangaroo and koala. In the lid the animals are painted in front of red rocks under a golden sky, with “DOWN UNDER COLLECTION” above. The mintage: 50 sets.
In the middle lies an opal of about 10 mm. Opal is Australia’s official national gemstone.
To the silver set with opalThe whole series
9 coins, 5 animals. The Australia Wildlife Series 2026 in silver and gold.
Above, the silver ounces at 40 mm; below, the gold coins at 14 mm, all in their true proportions.
Open land to the horizon.The Kangaroo 2026 in 1/200 ounce of gold.
Every gold coin of the Australia Wildlife Series 2026 holds 0.16 g of fine gold at 999.9/1,000, measures 14 mm and sits in proof in its coincard. An issue by Kettner Edelmetalle, issuing country Liberia.
1/200 oz Gold Australia Wildlife Series Kangaroo 2026 – Investment Gold in Miniature Format
- Minting quality: highest finish Proof (PP) – mirrored background, finely matted reliefs, razor-sharp contours
- Investment character: physical gold investment in the smallest denomination – the value rests in the fine gold and follows the gold price
- Material & fineness: 999.9/1000 fine gold (24 carat), 0.16 g of pure gold, exactly 1/200 ounce
- Design: powerfully leaping kangaroo on the obverse, paired with a panorama of Australian wildlife on the reverse
- Issuer: Kettner Edelmetalle, issued for the Republic of Liberia
- Edition: limited mintage of 5,000 pieces, delivered in a decorative coincard, Ø 14.00 mm, face value 25 Dollars
Small in diameter, unmistakable in purpose: the 1/200 oz Gold Australia Wildlife Kangaroo 2026 brings genuine gold into one of the most convenient formats the market knows. As delicate as the minting may be, its core remains solid: 999.9/1000 fine gold. The value of this coin is primarily based on the fine gold it contains and moves in line with the gold price. This makes it a seamless addition to a holding of physical gold coins and is ideally suited for anyone who wants to invest in manageable steps.
The design: Australian wildlife in the finest gold
The obverse shows a single kangaroo in a dynamic leaping pose, flanked by the inscription "AUSTRALIA", the lettering "KANGAROO", the year of issue 2026 and the stars of the Southern Cross – framed by graphic patterns in the style of Australian ornamentation. On the reverse, an entire natural panorama unfolds: alongside the kangaroo, a koala, kookaburra, emu and quokka gather in front of a striking table mountain and a sparkling starry sky, together with the inscriptions "1/200 OZ 9999 FINE GOLD", "25 DOLLARS" and "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA". The design is the personal, charming touch of this minting – but the true substance remains the fine gold. The coincard lovingly picks up this theme of freedom with the motto "Every leap a sign of freedom".
Why a gold investment in small denominations makes sense
Gold is humanity's oldest currency and has outlived every paper currency. It possesses an intrinsic, globally recognised value, has never had a value of zero, and has protected against loss of purchasing power for thousands of years. These very qualities make physical gold a proven inflation hedge and a reliable form of crisis protection. Small quantities of gold like this one have an underestimated appeal: they are affordable, can be accumulated over the years into a considerable fortune, and remain readily tradable at all times. Anyone who starts small builds up real value step by step – and can just as easily sell their holdings again when needed, since gold is one of the most liquid tangible assets there is.
Here you are not acquiring a mere keepsake, but full-fledged investment gold – minted fine gold whose value is tied to the gold price and can be passed down through generations.
Minting quality & finish
The coin is struck in the top-tier Proof finish. In this PP quality, mirror-polished surfaces meet matted, sculptural motifs – a refined contrast that highlights every detail and gives the minting a particularly premium appearance. The piece is delivered in an illustrated coincard depicting a watercolour motif of a kangaroo against the vast Australian landscape, presenting the coin neatly protected. The limited mintage of 5,000 pieces underscores the exclusive character of this issue.
For investors and for gifting genuine value
This minting is an ideal entry point into physical gold investment – and at the same time a special way to give the gift of genuine investment gold. Whether for a birth, a christening, a birthday or Christmas: instead of a fleeting token of appreciation, you give a lasting asset. Anyone who loves Australian wildlife will also be familiar with the classic Gold Kangaroo Nugget coins as well as the popular Lunar series – this 1/200-ounce format continues the theme in miniature scale. Gold is also the big brother of small silver: anyone who already collects silver coins can meaningfully expand their portfolio here with pure fine gold. In this way, you combine an appealing design with the security of a tangible asset that can be bought and sold worldwide.
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