The Perth Mint Silver Commemorative Coins
| Quantity | Check/Wire |
|---|---|
| 1 - 19 | $42.54 |
| 20 - 99 | $42.04 |
| 100 + | $41.54 |
| Quantity | Check/Wire |
|---|---|
| 1 - 19 | $43.54 |
| 20 - 99 | $43.04 |
| 100 + | $42.54 |
| Grade | Mintage | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 7,500 | 47 |
The Perth Mint Commemorative Coins
APMEX carries over 100 coins, proofs, and sets from The Perth Mint. Our selection includes commemorative coins celebrating bush babies, dangerous animals, silver lunar animals, dragons, and more. The Perth Mint also produces entertainment-themed coins such as James Bond, Suicide Squad, and The Simpsons coins. We sell weights ranging from ½ ounce to as large as 2 kilos.
About the Perth Mint
The Perth Mint is a highly regarded institution in precious metals, known for producing gold, silver, and other precious metal products. Located in Perth, Western Australia, it is one of the oldest mints still in operation, with a rich history dating back to 1899. The Perth Mint is owned by the government of Western Australia and operates under the authority of Gold Corporation, which is wholly owned by the state government.
It has gained international recognition for its quality craftsmanship and design. The mint has the authority to issue legal tender coinage in Australia. It produces Australian currency coins such as gold and silver bullion coins and commemorative collector coins.
Popular Perth Mint Coin
One of the most popular Perth Mint coins celebrates the 2023 ANDA’s Money Expo in Brisbane. It is a one-ounce Australian Kookaburra bullion coin featuring a brolga (wetland bird) privy mark. It is comprised of .9999 fine silver and includes some colored details. If you desire to add this coin to your collection, we suggest you buy it now, as this coin has a mintage limit of only 2,000.
How Much are Perth Mint Commemorative Coins Worth?
The value of commemorative coins varies depending on factors such as their rarity, condition, historical significance, silver spot prices, and demand among collectors. Many commemorative coins have a limited mintage making them potentially more valuable than mass produced silver items. If you want to estimate how much your coin may be worth, you will need to consult with reputable coin dealers, auction houses, or online marketplaces.
How is Tuvalu Associated with the Perth Mint?
Tuvalu is an island country situated between Hawaii and Australia. Tuvalu does not have its own minting facilities or the capacity to produce its own coins. The Perth Mint produces and distributes legal tender coins on behalf of Tuvalu. The coins produced by the Perth Mint for Tuvalu are often issued in limited editions, making them desirable to collectors. A few examples include the 1-ounce silver Tiger Shark, the half ounce Silver Lunar Baby Ox, and James Bond coins.
