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1/10th Proof Gold Koala 2015


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310 is a nice mintage. But I wonder if these will pick up demand in the future? 1/10th is quite a small size, so I am not surprised if there isn't much love for this size.

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The 1/10 size is more affordable for some folks and you can easily get a full set of years if you wish.  You nearly always get your premium back when you sell. 

 

In the Panda gold series the 1/10 size is extremely popular.  For example the 2006 1/10 can sell for around £800+ ;) 

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Just been looking at the mintage figures.  310 is mintage to date for the 2014 and the 2013 has a mintage of 416 to date.  I know they have a maximum mintage but I don't know how long mintage is open for.  The 2012 1/10 has a final declared mintage of 1500.  Does that mean 3 years?  Maybe someone can shed some light on it.

 

When it comes to 1/10 and 1/4 proofs I believe the 1/4 is more popular than the 1/10 (according to 2014 mintage figure to date)

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I've seen a 2008 on eBay completed on which the seller states the mintage at 4150.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2008-Australian-Koala-1-10-oz-999-Gold-Proof-Coin-Low-Mintage-4-150-/171770348255?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item27fe4f82df&nma=true&si=QJU%252BnYdwXmAFfm8gVjL9w31%252F55Q%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

The ones I've found all seem to be max 5000. Perth mint website also has max 1500 for this year. I don't know, I may just stick one in my next EMK order.

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Final Declared MIntages:

 

2008 = 4150/5000

2009 = 1545/5000

2010 = 3189/5000

2011 = 1628/5000

2012 = 1500/5000

2013 = 416/5000 (to date)

2014 = 310/5000 (to date)

 

Mixed bag really.  Massive drop in 2009 with slight recovery in 2010 then then it tails off into a nose dive.

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