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Australia has two mints, the Royal Australian Mint (which also makes the country's circulating coinage) and the Perth Mint, which are both very active in the bullion coinage space; coins issued by them are legal tender. Additionally, there are private issuers of bullion which is not legal tender and is targeted at investors and not at coin collectors. Listed below are their products with precious metal content of 1 kg (one kilogram) of gold. Being rectangular in form, they are commonly known as "gold bars". | ||||
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Coin Name | Reverse | Obverse | Details |
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Gold Kilo Bar (2020) Perth Mint, Cast | ![]() |
Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Perth Mint Mintage: unknown |
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Gold Kilo Bar - ABC Bullion | ![]() |
Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: ABC Refinery Mintage: unknown |
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Gold Kilo Bar (2020) Perth Mint, Cast | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Perth Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Kilo Bar - Perth Mint, Australian Origin | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Perth Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Kilo Bar (2023) Perth Mint, Cast | ![]() |
Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Perth Mint Mintage: unknown |
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Royal Mint |
Country | Australia |
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From | 2020 |
Material | Gold |
Designer | |
Technology | Cast |
Shape | Rectangle |
Orientation | Medal Alignment (Axis 0) |
Size | |
Mass | 1,000.0000 g |
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