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1/2 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin 2027 — 15.5517 g of 999.9 fine gold from The Perth Mint, owned by the Government of Western Australia and listed in the LBMA Good Delivery system. Wade Robinson's design shows two kangaroos at a waterhole. Face value AUD 50, diameter 25.60 mm, mintage capped at 100,000. VAT-exempt in the EU. GoldInvest24.
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The 1/2 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin 2027 contains 15.5517 g of 999.9 fine gold and has a face value of 50 Australian dollars. The Perth Mint released the 2027 issue on 10 November 2026 and caps this size at 100,000 coins.
The 1/2 oz is the largest fraction in the series: two coins hold the same gold as one 1 oz Kangaroo, and at 25.60 mm the design keeps almost as much detail as the ounce coin.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Mint | The Perth Mint (Australia) |
| Series | Australian Kangaroo |
| Year | 2027 |
| Metal | gold |
| Fineness | 999.9 |
| Fine gold content | 15.5517 g (1/2 troy ounce) |
| Gross weight (min., per the mint) | 15.553 g |
| Diameter (max.) | 25.60 mm |
| Thickness (max.) | 2.50 mm |
| Face value | AUD 50, legal tender in Australia |
| Maximum mintage | 100,000 |
| Obverse | King Charles III, design by Dan Thorne |
| Reverse | two kangaroos in a riverbed, design by Wade Robinson |
| Release date | 10 November 2026 |
| VAT | exempt — EU Directive 2006/112/EC, art. 344-356 |
The Perth Mint launched its gold bullion series in 1986 as the Australian Nugget, with gold nuggets on the reverse. Since 1989 it has shown a kangaroo, and from 1/10 oz to 1 oz the design changes every year. In 2026 the series marked its 40th anniversary with a 40 privy on the reverse.
The 2027 issue opens the series' fifth decade. The 1/2 oz carries the same design as the ounce, at a smaller scale and with its own mintage cap.
The obverse shows Dan Thorne's portrait of King Charles III and the 50 dollar face value. The coin is legal tender in Australia; its value comes from its gold content.
Wade Robinson shows a pair of kangaroos in the Australian outback: one stands tall and alert, the other bends down to drink from a riverbed. The reverse also carries the inscription KANGAROO, the P mintmark, the weight, the fineness and the year 2027.
The 2026 coin had a different design — two kangaroos leaping across water with a 40 privy — so the two issues cannot be confused.
The 1/2 oz size exists in five widely traded bullion series:
| Coin | Mint | Fineness | Face value | Fine gold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kangaroo 1/2 oz 2027 | The Perth Mint | 999.9 | AUD 50 | 15.5517 g |
| Maple Leaf 1/2 oz | Royal Canadian Mint | 999.9 | CAD 20 | 15.5517 g |
| Vienna Philharmonic 1/2 oz | Münze Österreich | 999.9 | EUR 50 | 15.5517 g |
| Britannia 1/2 oz | The Royal Mint | 999.9 | GBP 50 | 15.5517 g |
| Krugerrand 1/2 oz | South African Mint | 916.7 (22 carat) | none | 15.5517 g |
The Kangaroo is one of the few bullion coins whose design changes every year. The Krugerrand is a 22-carat alloy and has no face value.
The coin contains 15.5517 g of 999.9 fine gold, exactly half an ounce. 2 coins equal the gold content of one 1 oz coin.
The Perth Mint caps the mintage at 100,000 coins. The 1 oz coin with the same design has no limit.
Two kangaroos in the Australian outback — one standing alert, the other drinking from a riverbed. The design is by Wade Robinson.
The Kangaroo is 999.9 gold with an AUD 50 face value and a new design each year. The Krugerrand is a 22-carat alloy (916.7) with no face value and a fixed design.
No. Gold coins of 999.9 fineness are exempt from VAT in the EU under Articles 344-356 of Directive 2006/112/EC; in Poland under Article 122 of the VAT Act.
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