Perth Mint is a government-owned mint located in Perth, Western Australia. The Mint produces and markets a range of precious metal products, including cast and minted bars, coins, and coins for collectors.
Perth Mint was established in 1899 to produce gold sovereigns from the newly discovered goldfields of Western Australia.
The Mint was under British control until 1971 when it became a statutory authority of the Government of Western Australia.
In 1987, the Mint launched the Australian Nugget Gold Coin Series, which was later renamed as the Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin Series.
Today, Perth Mint is one of the largest producers of gold coins in the world.
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Perth Mint sells gold bars in various weights, ranging from 1 gram to 1 kilogram.
Perth Mint sells silver bars in various weights, ranging from 1 gram to 1 kilogram.
Perth Mint produces and sells gold coins, including the Australian Kangaroo series and Lunar series.
Perth Mint produces and sells silver coins, including the Australian Kookaburra series and Lunar series.
Yes, Perth Mint is a statutory authority of the Government of Western Australia.
Most of Perth Mint gold and silver products have a purity of 99.99%.
Yes, Perth Mint offers secure storage services for precious metal products.
The Australian Kangaroo gold coin is available in various sizes, the most popular being 1 oz.
Yes, Perth Mint products are available through authorized distributors and dealers worldwide.