Kookaburra 1oz Date Run - What Costs?

[bullionbull]

Hey,

Picked up a few silver coins recently at just above spot from a jeweller I know. There were a couple of Kookaburras in the lot, nothing old, just 2015 and 2014.

Anyway, they are in great condition, mint pretty much and I am considering collecting other dates for a bit of fun. I have a few listings I am watching on Ebay at the moment, but as I am new to this coin series, can anyone give me an idea of what I should be paying for each date (as far back as it goes). I know there are a few collectors of Kooks here, and can shed light on what the current price situation is on each date?

Any help is appreciated.

[Agpanda]

I sold my set for about 750USD for little over a year ago

Not sure what they go for now

[Cully]

I have a complete set, if you're interested send me a PM.

[Bullionbilly]

Are we talking 1990 to 2017

i only ask as i do love these coins and am considering a date run myself

[sovereignsteve]

The 2 oz look nicer and are a shorter run, but you have to have a 1oz run as well if you like the kooks. Then you'll have to go onto the 1oz proofs and that will inevitably lead you on the the 2oz proof run!

It's a slippery slope

[Cully]

34 minutes ago, Bullionbilly said:

Are we talking 1990 to 2017

i only ask as i do love these coins and am considering a date run myself

Yes, 28 coins in total 

[Bullionbilly]

10 minutes ago, sovereignsteve said:

The 2 oz look nicer and are a shorter run, but you have to have a 1oz run as well if you like the kooks. Then you'll have to go onto the 1oz proofs and that will inevitably lead you on the the 2oz proof run!

It's a slippery slope

Agreed....

The 2oz look amazing !

[Vacendak]

Chards (new website) have a couple of dates on sale at the moment: 2015, 2014, 2012 and 2009.

https://www.chards.co.uk/

They may not have transfered everything to the new site, so if you follow "Silver bullion" on the old one 24Carat one, you can find a Kookaburra 1 oz page. They are mostly tagged "Check for availability", but at least they are listed.

https://24carat.co.uk/index.html

 

[bullionbull]

Thanks.

Chards have the cheapest options I have seen actually for a couple of dates. Never considered them before.

 

[Vacendak]

19 hours ago, bullionbull said:

Thanks.

Chards have the cheapest options I have seen actually for a couple of dates. Never considered them before.

 

They tend to be good at what they do. Although I have only used them for bullion (competitive on the Sovereign), they also cater to the coin collector. As an aside, they have a very informative YouTube channel as well as investing guides and whatnots. Their stated policy is that an informed customer is more likely to buy more from them in the future, which was true enough for me.

[bullionbull]

5 hours ago, Vacendak said:

They tend to be good at what they do. Although I have only used them for bullion (competitive on the Sovereign), they also cater to the coin collector. As an aside, they have a very informative YouTube channel as well as investing guides and whatnots. Their stated policy is that an informed customer is more likely to buy more from them in the future, which was true enough for me.

Yeh they have some nice coins. Usually buy from Atkinsons, and the odd Sovereign purchase from Hatton Garden Metals, but will keep an eye on these now.

[Pete]

I completed a set by buying missing years from Heubach in Germany.
They carried a lot of years in stock and the average price was about £30 each but that was a while back so you need to check.
All the coins were new, even the earlier years.