2023 1 oz Australian Gold Kangaroo Coin

Kangaroo gold coin. The Perth Mint has a successful trajectory refining bullion. It produces wonderful gold coins that are among the top-sellers in the world.

The Gold Kangaroo collection is a perfect example. As each year showcases a different version of the Australian Kangaroo, the series has become extremely popular among collectors.

Besides the dazzling designs, these coins are 99.99% pure gold, which added to advanced security features make them a valuable asset to investors who want to add physical gold to their investment portfolios.

You can now purchase 2023 1 oz Australian Gold Kangaroo coins online from SGCC.

Coin Highlights

Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine gold in BU condition;
2023 in the 37th edition of the 1 oz gold bullion version;
Produced by the Perth Mint;
Micro-laser engraved security feature on the reverse side;
Holds a 100-dollar face value, backed by the Australian Government;
The obverse showcases Australia’s Royalty;
The reverse depicts an exclusive Kangaroo design.

The Gold Kangaroo Designs

The kangaroo is the pattern motif of the series and names it. But what makes it unique among other gold coin collections is the annual design variation. Collectors worldwide crave the Kangaroo editions because each reverse design brings a new depiction of the animal.

Kangaroos are native marsupials from Australia and have become a national symbol since their inclusion in the country’s Coat of Arms. They also represent development and evolution, as kangaroos hardly move backward.

Besides the series name “KANGAROO,” the reverse side usually displays the coin’s year of mintage, weight, fineness, and metal content.

The obverse side showcases the effigy of the nation’s sovereign governor. It has been the right profile of Queen Elizabeth II depicted on this surface for decades. Along with the portrait, read Her Majesty’s name, “AUSTRALIA,” and the coin’s denomination of “100 DOLLARS.” Starting in the second half of 2023, it will be King Charles III’s profile on the obverse design, the Australian Mint has announced.

The Australian Perth Mint

The Royal Mint founded the Australian Perth Mint in 1899 to be its third facility. The Australian branch became an independent company along with the nation’s independence. Owned by the Western Australian Government, the company built a long history of coinage and precious metals refining, producing coins and other bullion items for widespread internal circulation and sovereign foreign currencies.