1992 Kookaburra 1 Kilo Silver UNC

With a mintage of only 47,348 worldwide the reverse of this Australian 1992 one kilo 99.9% pure silver $30 uncirculated depicts a kookaburra on tree stump designed by Stuart Devlin. 

• 1 Kilo 99.9% Silver
• Encapsulated
• Uncirculated

• Legal Tender Authorisation
  Currency Regulation, Statutory Rules No 459 of 1990, 21 December 1990. Currency Regulation, Statutory Rules No 31 of 1991, 27 February 1991. Currency Regulation, Statutory Rules No 149 of 1991, 19 June 1991. Currency Regulation, Statutory Rules No 350 of 1991, 20 November 1991.
  Denomination: Composition: Weight & Variation: Diameter (Max): Thickness (Max): Shape: Edge:	$30 99.9% silver 1002.502gm � 1.50gm 101.00mm 14.60mm Circular 4 coarse milled segments each approximately 20.50 millimetres in length separated by 4 plain segmnts each approximately 58 millimetres in length.
  Obverse:	An effigy of the Queen and the inscriptions 'ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA' and '30 DOLLARS', all encircled by raised beads inside the rim of the coin.
  Reverse:	The inscription 'THE AUSTRALIAN KOOOKABURRA 1 KILO 999 SILVER', a representation of a kookaburra perched on a tree stump and of 2 Australian flora and the inscription (in figures) of a year, all encircled by raised beads inside the rim of the coin.
  Notes:	The 'tree stump' design authorised for the $30 denomination was used only in 1992 and 1993.