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The silver Koala coins come from The Perth Mint from Australia. The silver Koala coins are available in different sizes. The diameter of the 1 kilo Koala coin is 100.6 mm and is struck from pure silver (.999). Due to the different sizes, the Koala coin is a unique coin for your collection, but also suitable as an investment in physical silver. The silver Kaola coin is provided with a unique design every year
The Koala coins were minted by The Perth Mint in Australia. The silver Koala coin has a diameter of 100.6 mm. The coin weighs 1 kilo and is minted in .999 pure silver. Every year the design of the Koala is changed. For this reason, the Koala is popular not only among investors in physical silver, but also among collectors of silver coins.
The obverse of the Koala 2011 coin features an image of Queen Elizabeth II. On the reverse of the silver coin is a Koala depicted running over a branch. Next to the Koala is the letter 'P' of The Perth Mint.
The 1 kilo Koala coin is a popular silver investment coin in Europe. The silver Koala is a popular alternative to silver bars and is loved by collectors and investors alike because it is not subject to a tax rate of 21%.
The kilo coins come in plastic coin capsules. These coin capsules are not necessarily completely shiny, despite the fact that they are delivered to us directly from the supplier.
| Fine weight | 1000 Gram |
| Dimensions | ⌀ 100.6 x 14.6 mm |
| Purity / Content | 999.9/1000 - 99.99% Silver |
| Year of issue | 2011 |
| Condition | Previously circulated |
| Mint House | The Perth Mint |
| Packaging | Lidded plastic |
| Safety features | Yes |
| Legal tender | Yes |
| Face value | 30 Australian dollars |
| Tax (VAT) | Margin control |
| Insured shipment possible | Yes, at a location of your choice |
| Pick-up available | Yes, in Alkmaar or Rotterdam |
| Storage possible | Yes, in the Netherlands |
People think of silver as the poor man's gold, which is absolutely the wrong way to look at it. Gold has the most monetary character, but silver moves in times when a financial system is under pressure, at least as much as gold.
Silver is a commodity and monetary metal. Gold and silver have related to each other to some extent over a long history; This is called the gold-silver ratio. Silver has not been this cheap in 25 years compared to gold.
