25 x 1 oz Silver Kangaroo Nugget 2027

25 Kangaroos from Perth: Your Reserve for Uncertain Times

• Investment goal: bullion coins for crisis protection, inflation hedge and wealth protection – in handy, small denominations
• Design: a leaping kangaroo in front of sun rays on one side, a portrait of King Charles III on the other
• Material & fineness: one troy ounce each of pure silver at 999.9/1,000 – investment silver is rarely minted any finer
• Manufacturer: struck at the renowned Perth Mint
• Country of origin: Australia

When banks close, currencies wobble or card terminals suddenly stop working, all that counts is what you can hold in your hand. That's exactly what this package is for: 25 silver coins Australian Kangaroo of the 2027 year of issue, securely sealed in the original Perth Mint coin tube. Together they weigh in at 777.5 grams of fine silver. Compact. Proven. Recognized worldwide.

Security You Can Hold: Why Silver Coins Convince in an Emergency

Genuine crisis protection doesn't start with large bars, but with small denominations of gold and silver. A single ounce of silver can easily be used as a means of exchange – for smaller transactions, for food, for services. Nobody needs to saw apart or get change for a heavy bar. This makes the 1 oz coin one of the most popular products for various emergency situations, whether at home or abroad.

Lightweight, Discreet, Usable Anywhere

A few kangaroos disappear inconspicuously into a wallet and can be taken along on trips without attracting attention. Silver has been used as a monetary metal and medium of exchange by countless cultures for centuries, and this trust has persisted to this day. Each coin also carries an official face value of 1 Australian dollar and is legal tender in Australia.

• Protection against various crises: banking crisis, currency reform, political unrest
• Flexible use: 25 individual ounces instead of one large block
• High liquidity: the Kangaroo coin is internationally known and quick to sell
• Robust: silver is durable and retains its physical properties across generations

The Design: Australia's Heraldic Animal in Mid-Leap

The obverse shows a red giant kangaroo leaping powerfully through a wreath of stylized sun rays. The design was created by Dr. Stuart Devlin and, unlike the Kookaburra or Koala, remains unchanged year after year. A wave-patterned edge carries the inscriptions AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO, the year of issue 2027, as well as weight and fineness (1oz 9999 SILVER). To the right of the animal sits the small "P" mint mark of the Perth Mint. The mint has additionally incorporated a micro-laser-engraved letter as a security feature, visible only under a magnifying glass.

On the reverse, King Charles III faces left, designed by Dan Thorne. Surrounding him are the inscriptions CHARLES III, AUSTRALIA and 1 DOLLAR.

The Coin Tube: 25 Ounces, Sealed in Original Packaging

The Perth Mint packages its Silver Kangaroo coins in tubes of 25 pieces each, secured with a seal that makes any opening visible. For you, this means: brand new, Brilliant Uncirculated coins, cleanly protected from scratches and fingerprints, ideal for stacking in a safe or safe deposit box. Anyone looking specifically for individual coins or wishing to expand their holdings will find further options under Silver Kangaroo Nugget. The Perth Mint officially released the new 2027 year of issue on 10 November 2026.

Inflation Hedge and Wealth Protection: Silver with Intrinsic Value

Paper money relies on trust in governments and central banks. Silver, by contrast, possesses an intrinsic value arising from its physical properties. Electronics, solar and medical technology require the metal in large quantities, while supply remains limited. This combination has long made silver a valued store of value for long-term wealth protection – and a building block that can be passed on to the next generation.

Gold is humanity's oldest currency, silver its constant companion. Both have outlasted every paper currency that has ever competed against them.

A tax advantage: under current German law, profits from the sale of physical silver are tax-free, provided at least one year has passed between purchase and sale.

Kangaroo, Maple Leaf or Philharmonic?

In a direct comparison with the Canadian Maple Leaf, the Kangaroo shares the same fineness of 999.9. The Vienna Philharmonic from Austria falls just slightly short at 999/1,000, but scores points with its euro face value. The Kangaroo's advantage: a calm, iconic design instantly recognized by dealers worldwide, and a mint with over 125 years of history. Collectors who enjoy changing designs tend to prefer the Kookaburra. But anyone looking for as much silver as possible in a familiar, easily tradable form is making a solid choice with the Australian Kangaroo.

Technical Data at a Glance

• Contents: 25 x 1 ounce Silver Kangaroo 2027
• Total fine weight: 777.5 g (31.1 g per coin)
• Fineness: 999.9/1,000
• Diameter: 40.90 mm
• Face value: 1 AUD per coin
• Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated, brand new
• Packaging: coin tube