The Silver Kookaburra series saw its first coins minted in 1990 but the 2oz Silver Kookaburra would not be seen until 1992 with a mintage of 84,782 which is the highest annual mintage to date for the 2oz version

The purity of the Silver Kookaburra coins has improved over the years, the first editions were minted using .999 fine Silver but this was refined in 2018 to a higher .9999 fine concentration of Silver. Making these beautiful coins as pure as any other Silver coin on the market

The Silver Kookaburra series was initially only available as a 1oz coin but 2oz, 10oz and 1kg weights was added from 1992. Much like the Australian Kangaroo coin, the Silver Kookaburra changes their design annually which shows the beautiful native Australian bird in different poses and settings

This series is popular on international markets due to its year-on-year design change as well as its beauty of the coin's finish. Proof, frosted and minted finishes are available with many having a high relief design too. This series is also known for its irregular use of privy marks to tribute a person or animals that represent a country. A good example is the Panda and mermaid privy marks to tribute China and Denmark respectively