1/200 oz Gold Australia Wildlife Series Kookaburra 2026 (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)
- Investment Gold: Value tracks the gold price
- Limited Issue: few pieces in stock
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- Investment GoldPure fine gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000
- Limited IssueOnly a few left from the strictly limited mintage
- Give GoldGive a real gold investment for christenings or weddings
- Investment Gold: Value tracks the gold price
- Limited Issue: few pieces in stock
- Give Gold: as a valuable asset
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Australia Wildlife 2026
The Kookaburra 2026 wakes the bush.1/200 ounce of gold.
Its call belongs to the Australian morning. In gold it sits on a branch with its beak wide open, in proof, on its coincard.
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Fine gold
- 0.16 g
- Diameter
- 14 mm
Its call belongs to the Australian morning. In gold it sits on a branch with its beak wide open, in proof, on its coincard.
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Fine gold
- 0.16 g
- Diameter
- 14 mm
The motif side
Every feather of the Kookaburra 2026, up close.
The motif side reads “AUSTRALIA”, “2026” and “KOOKABURRA”, 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.
1 ounce of silver1/200 ounce of gold
KangarooThe red kangaroo, the largest species, lives on the open plains of the arid inland. No living marsupial is larger.
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 Kookaburra 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 Kookaburra 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.
A call that starts the day.The Kookaburra 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 Kookaburra 2026 – Australia's Laughing Bird as Genuine Investment Gold
- Strictly limited: a very low mintage of only 1,000 pieces worldwide – a genuine rarity.
- Growth potential: high appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and the steady demand for small gold issues.
- Sought-after issue: an exclusive collector's coin made of the purest fine gold.
- Investment goal: physical gold investment offering value retention and inflation hedge.
- Minting quality: the highest possible quality, Proof (PP), with a deep mirror shine.
- Design: a richly detailed engraved kookaburra with its beak wide open, set before the Southern Cross.
- Material & fineness: 0.16 g fine gold, fineness 999.9/1,000.
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle.
- Country of issue: Republic of Liberia, face value 25 Dollars.
With the 1/200 oz Gold Kookaburra 2026, you acquire minted fine gold in one of the smallest and, at the same time, most charming denominations available. The real reason to buy is the substance: pure gold with a fineness of 999.9. The design gives the coin its personal touch – the value itself lies in the precious metal and follows the gold price. Gold is the oldest currency in the world and has, as a store of value, outlasted every other currency.
The Kookaburra – Australia's Unmistakable Voice in Gold
The obverse of this gold Kookaburra coin shows the bird that gives it its name, perched on a gnarled branch with its beak wide open, as if it were just about to let out its famous, laughing call. Every single feather on the head, chest, and wings is worked out in plastic relief, and the eye appears almost lifelike. To the right of the head, small stars sparkle, reminiscent of the Southern Cross constellation – framed by ornamental patterns inspired by Aboriginal art. The background transitions from deep black to warm gold, creating the noble, mirrored shine of the Proof finish.
Technical Data and Craftsmanship
The coin weighs 0.16 g at a fineness of 999.9/1,000 and measures 14.00 mm in diameter. It bears the face value of 25 Dollars of the Republic of Liberia, the year of issue 2026, and a fine reeded edge. It is delivered protected in a high-quality coincard. Crafted in Proof quality, each strike is a small masterpiece with a flawless surface.
Australia Wildlife Series and Small Gold Coins
This issue belongs to the "Australia Wildlife" series, dedicated to the animals of the fifth continent. On the shared reverse design, a kangaroo, emu, quokka, and koala gather before the striking backdrop of Uluru. Anyone who likes this thematic world will find a related design with the Gold Koala. As gold coins in small format, such issues can be combined step by step into a considerable gold holding – wealth building in small, manageable stages.
Gold or Silver – A Comparison Within the Series
The same series is also available as a 1 oz silver Kookaburra coin, offering a larger design surface and a lower purchase price per piece. The silver coin scores with its impressive size, while the small gold issue impresses with maximum value density in the smallest of spaces: it stores genuine fine gold in a compact form and can be kept discreetly. Both variants are strictly limited – however, with only 1,000 pieces, the gold coin is by far the scarcer issue.
A Small Gold Investment with a Big Impact
Gold has accompanied humanity for over 6,000 years as a proven store of value – it has never had a value of zero and is recognized worldwide as a means of payment and exchange. Physical gold is exempt from VAT, tradable at any time, and can be resold quickly; profits from its sale are generally tax-free after a one-year holding period. This way, for a christening, birthday, or wedding, you are not giving a mere token gift, but genuine investment gold whose value follows the gold price. Anyone looking to further strengthen the resilience of their wealth will find in physical gold a proven building block for crisis protection.
The strict limitation to only 1,000 pieces makes this issue a sought-after rarity with noticeable appreciation potential – minted fine gold that adds a particularly charming piece to your gold holdings.
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