Like Christmas arrived early, the Royal Australian Mint just released its $1 Bluey Christmas coins which comes with much delight seeing as it was highly anticipated. Once November arrived, it put smiles around the faces of the collectors. Ever since their release, the coins have skyrocketed in popularity since it Christmas time and they contain Bluey and Bingo, perfectly merging the true Australian spirit with Bluey.
| Coin Type | Price | Limit per Buyer | Packaging |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uncirculated ($1) | $20 | 3 | Ornament card |
| Silver Proof ($1) | $100 | 1 | Tin bauble |
Where to Find the New Bluey Coins
On October 16, collectors can buy the new $1 Bluey Christmas Coins beginning 8:30am both online and in-store. Online purchases are made through the official EQL ballot on the Royal Australian Mint website, while the rest are made in person at the Mint Shop in Deakin, via telephone through the Mint Contact Center, and through selected authorized wholesalers. However, stockists will have limited quantities, and most popular Bluey supplies, such as the Australian Post, will not have them this year.
What Makes These Coins Special
Coins are sold in sets, comprising of the $1 Colored Fine Silver Proof Coin which is $100 and the $1 Colored Uncirculated Coin which is $20. The silver proof coin comes with a decorative tin on a hanging ribbon, a certificate of proof, and a tin bauble. The uncirculated coin is in a festive card with an ornament. Both coins have unique designs showing Bluey and Bingo in an Australian Summer, so they can be used as tree decorations, stocking stuffers, or keepsakes.
Why the Bluey Christmas Coins Matter
Bluey coins serve as a bridge from past to present and from present to future, tying multiple generations with the threads of stories and tradition, Bluey coins are much more than collectibles.
The sell-out success continued from last year and this new release carries on the legacy of the Royal Australian Mint collaborations with iconic Australian children’s programs. For families, fans, and the elderly, these coins were sentimental and offered monetary value greatly, with last year’s editions turning into highly coveted pieces in the world of collecting coins.
Collecting Coins Buying Guide
Collectors and participants wanting to join the EQL ballot or make a direct purchase are able to do so from the time period of 8:30am October 13, and October 15 at 10pm. There are restrictions: three uncirculated coins and one silver proof coin per person. Previous Bluey coin releases have sold out quickly, causing these collectors to take a secondary market price hit and signifying the importance of registration and quick movement.
FAQs
Q: Where else, other than Australia Post, are Bluey Christmas coins available? There are Australia:
The Christmas coins this year that feature Bluey will not be available at Australia Post.
Q: Specifically, when is ballot registration started for EQL?
It will start at 8:30am on Monday, October 13, and close on Wednesday, October 15, 10pm.
Q: What is the value of Bluey coins?
Because of the small supply and the large demand, Bluey coins are considered valuable seller’s pieces.
Creating such a brilliant combination between the enjoyment of the holiday season along with the excitement of collection, it would truly be marketed toward fans, families, and even people interested in coins and the Bluey Christmas coins.
