Since 1852 Australia has been issuing gold coins and for many years produced British gold sovereigns from its branch mints in Sydney and Melbourne. In 1986, it introduced bullion gold coins known as the Kangaroo. Australia's gold series of bullion coins had two unique features: a 'two-tone' frosted design effect, and individual hard plastic encapsulation of each coin.

For a standard-price bullion coin, these features were unheard of, and positioned it as a coin offering a lot of value for a standard bullion price. Originally, on the reverse, these coins pictured a famous Australian gold nugget but was changed to the more familiar Kangaroo in 1989.

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1 Oz Gold Horse Australian Lunar Price: $1,475.00 Time Left: 3h 4m

Three Australian $20000 Gold Coins 3528b16 Price: $1,379.95 Time Left: 5h 18m

1987 Australia 200 Dollars Gold Bu Price: $480.00 Time Left: 6h 20m

1918 S Australia George V Gold Coin Sovereign Rare Price: $358.75 Time Left: 8h 17m

1889 S Soverign Gold Rare Coin Uncirculated Sidney Mint Price: $599.99 Time Left: 8h 53m

9 08 Gold Lunar 1 20th Oz Mouse 5262 Minted Perth Price: $949.00 Time Left: 10h 58m

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Australian gold coins come in different gross weight and sizes. There are currently 7 models for the Australia Gold Coin and they are as follows: 1/10 ounce, 1/20 ounce, ½ ounce, 1 ounce, 2 ounces, 10 ounces, and 1 kilogram coins. All of these coins are almost 100% made of pure gold. The most common dealer of the Australian Gold Coin is Perth Mints.