1996 Kookaburra Kilo Set Orphan?

Hi Guys,

I have the opportunity to buy the 1 oz kookaburra from the 1996 Kilo set...will this make any difference to the value the fact that it is taken from the kilo set?

I presume it is from this set as it dosent look like the normal 1996 kook..see below:

Thanks in advance.



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you can't proof it

 

It is a 1oz proof kook - does not necessarily come from the kilo set - they also come alone with cert, in a 2oz+1oz set and also in a 10oz+2oz+1oz set

Value won't be as high as the 1oz proof with wallet and cert but still a nice coin - should be worth more than the standard kook

 

Thanks....It just threw me when I saw it wasn`t the usual 1996 flying kook.

 

If you dont want this orphan. I will do an adoption.

 

I will be having a look tomorrow...will see what condition its in.

 

It is the usual 1996 proof kook
The bullion coins used the image from the previous year's proof, so the 1996 bullion kook is the same image as the 1995 proof

 

Hi Guys,

I received the coin mentioned above this morning....after close inspection I think its a fake....there seems to be flaking around the rim with black underneath...could this just be tarnishing?

As I said previously I`m new to all this...

Cheers for any advice.



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I just had to touch it...sorry

 

Arrrr the old Kentucky fried chicken fingers come out again.

 

...and buy a sacrificial American Silver Eagle until the need to fondle silver coins passes.

 

.......My wife is sitting here next to me saying "I told you so!"....


Cheers Guys

 

You should listen your wife!

My father did the same when I purchased him his first silver coin. Started opening the capsule... But the capsule was s****y to it would tarnish anyway.

I saw picture of someone on eBay holding Norfed coin with fingers.... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

No respect for coins! :S