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Australian Gold Coins
Buy Australian gold coins from BullionByPost. Below is our full selection of Australian gold coins. Produced by the Perth Mint, these coins are a popular choice among investors and collectors thanks to their high purity, quality finish and beautiful designs.
Including the popular Australian gold Nugget coins (also known as the Kangaroos), the Perth Mint Lunar series, and the rectangular dragon coins, all of these products are VAT-free, and prices shown include fully insured delivery. Need help buying a Australian gold coin? Call our friendly staff on 0121 634 8060 or email support@bullionbypost.co.uk and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
2026 1oz Perth Mint Year of the Horse Gold Coin
from £3,167
2026 1/4oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin
from £801.60
2026 1oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin
from £3,163
1/20oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Best Value
from £217.10
$200 Australian Koala Gold Coin
from £1,006
2019 1oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin
from £3,190
2012 Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin 1oz
from £3,196
2001 Year of the Snake Gold Coin 1kg Perth Mint Australian Lunar Series
from
£96,257
£96741
2026 1/10oz Australian Kookaburra Gold Coin
from
£343.20
£361.30
2026 1/10oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin
from £358.00
2026 1/2oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget Coin
from £1,654
Australian Gold Coin History
With a rich history as part of the British Empire, and Commonwealth, Australia originally relied on the currency of other countries. Not until 1825 was British currency made the official currency of Australia, with a large amount of coins being imported between 1824-25.
When a gold rush began in Victoria around 1851, many unofficial gold coins were used. The gold rush helped fund an influx of immigration and set the foundation for Australia as a major country. The country had three mints by 1899; Sydney Mint, Melbourne Mint, and the currently still operating Perth Mint. Originally, they were branches of Britain's Royal Mint, but in 1970 ownership was transferred to the Government of Western Australia.
The Perth Mint is still one of the world's largest exporters, distributing gold, silver and platinum to investors in more than 100 countries.
