100 x 1 oz Silver Kangaroo Nugget 2027

100 ounces in four tubes: your stockpile for turbulent times

• Investment objective: Flexible crisis protection in handy units, plus solid inflation hedge and long-term value preservation
• Design: A leaping kangaroo in front of stylized sun rays; the reverse side bears the portrait of King Charles III
• Material / Fineness: Pure silver at the top fineness of 999.9/1,000; each coin contains a full troy ounce
• Manufacturer: Struck by the renowned Perth Mint
• Country of origin: Australia
• Scope of delivery: 4 coin tubes of 25 pieces each, i.e. 100 coins with a combined fine weight of 3,110 grams of fine silver

One hundred ounces. Four tubes. A design that dealers all over the world know. With this investor package, you secure 100 examples of the Silver Kangaroo Nugget coin in the new 2027 year of issue. The coins are Brilliant Uncirculated and come from the Perth Mint, which released the new Australian Kangaroo series on 10 November 2026. Delivery comes in four coin tubes of 25 silver coins each: neatly sorted, space-saving and ready for your vault.

Crisis preparedness you can hold in your hand

When currencies fluctuate, banks close, or payment systems fail, what counts is something you can actually touch. Precious metal needs no electricity, no bank account and no app. That is why small denominations in gold and silver are among the most popular products for various emergency situations, whether at home or far abroad. Gold coins of 1/4 ounce and smaller bundle high values into a very small space. The silver ounce, on the other hand, is a medium of exchange for everyday use. Its counter-value is manageable, its weight is standardized worldwide, and experts can quickly verify its authenticity.

100 individual ounces mean 100 individual decisions. In an emergency, you do not have to split a large silver bar — you simply hand over exactly as much as you need at that moment. A few coins can easily be carried in a wallet while travelling without drawing attention. The rest stays safely stored.

What makes this package strong in an emergency

• Protection against various crises, from inflation to banking turmoil to political upheaval
• Legal tender of Australia with a face value of 1 AUD
• Globally recognized design, easy to trade internationally
• Finely divisible: 100 ounces instead of a single bar
• Compact storage in four stackable coin tubes
• Government mint owned by the Government of Western Australia

Inflation hedge and value preservation with physical silver

Paper money depends on trust in governments and central banks. Silver, by contrast, has an intrinsic value based on its physical properties. For thousands of years it has served as a monetary metal, a symbol of prosperity and status, and a medium of exchange between cultures. Little has changed in this regard. Today, strong demand from industry adds to this picture: electronics, photovoltaics and medical technology all depend on the white metal. Meanwhile, supply from mines remains limited.

For investors, this means: silver has long been regarded as a proven store of value. It is significantly cheaper than gold, yet still easy to sell. Its properties remain unchanged across generations, making it well suited for retirement provisions and as wealth that can be passed on to children and grandchildren. There is also a tax advantage. In Germany, profits from the sale of physical silver are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.

Gold is humanity's oldest currency, and silver has always stood by its side. Both have outlived every paper currency.

Obverse, reverse and security feature

The obverse shows the classic Australian Kangaroo design: a kangaroo leaps powerfully off the ground, surrounded by stylized sun rays. The wave-patterned edge bears the inscription "AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO", the year of issue 2027, as well as the weight and fineness "1oz 9999 SILVER". To the right in the field sits the "P", the mint mark of the Perth Mint. A detail for connoisseurs: as an authenticity feature, the mint has incorporated a tiny, laser-engraved letter that can only be seen under a magnifying glass.

On the reverse, King Charles III looks to the left, in a design by Dan Thorne. The edge bears "CHARLES III AUSTRALIA" and the face value "1 DOLLAR".

The Perth Mint and the history of the Nugget series

The Perth Mint has been processing precious metals since 1899 and today ranks among the most respected mints in the world. Collectors also know it from the popular Lunar series. The name "Nugget" dates back to 1986. That year, the Australian bullion coin program began with gold coins depicting gold nuggets. Later, the kangaroo became the main design. The silver version was first released in 2015, with a mintage of 300,000 pieces. Since 2016 it has been struck without a mintage limit and ranks among the most sought-after silver ounces in the world.

Kangaroo, Maple Leaf or Britannia?

With a fineness of 999.9, the Kangaroo is just as pure as the Canadian Maple Leaf. The Britannia, the Vienna Philharmonic and the silver Krugerrand each have a fineness of 999/1,000. Compared to a large silver bar, the premium per ounce is somewhat higher for coins. In return, you get small units, a well-known design and legal tender status. In a crisis, this very flexibility is often decisive.

Technical data at a glance

• Contents: 100 x 1 ounce (4 x 25 coins in coin tubes)
• Total fine weight: 3,110 g
• Fineness: 999.9/1,000 silver
• Diameter: 40.90 mm
• Face value: 1 Australian Dollar per coin
• Year of issue: 2027
• Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated
• Manufacturer: Perth Mint, Australia

Whether as the foundation for your crisis protection or as an addition to your existing holdings: this 100-piece package offers quality, security and genuine freedom of action in a single purchase.