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Official guide to Australian Bluey $1 and $2 coins produced by the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra. Features verified mintages, legal tender specifications, circulation guides, and live secondary market price tracking.
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Legal tender $1 and $2 coins found in Australian cash registers and till change at face value!
Secret coloured coins randomly hidden in 1 of every 10 tubes (official RAM 31961, 15,750 produced)!
1. Sealed (mystery chance), 2. Opened base set (10 coins), 3. Opened complete set with lucky coin.
Australia Post envelopes and cards pairing uncirculated coins with special postmarks & stamps.
Discover upcoming Australian coin and stamp fairs, official Mint mobile press locations, and where collectors meet to swap Bluey Dollarbucks.
Australia's flagship early-year coin and stamp show. Over 30 leading numismatic dealers offering buying, selling, and appraisals.
Tasmania's premier coin, banknote, and stamp event. Interstate dealers attend with rare decimal coins, bullion, and postal covers.
Queensland's biggest annual numismatic fair. Fantastic family turnout with active trading of Bluey Dollarbucks and decimal sets.
A bustling single-day suburban coin and stamp fair. Well known for accessible entry-level buying, folder-filling, and friendly club tables.
Western Australia's headline numismatic gathering featuring local and national dealers, Perth Mint collectors, and stamp specialists.
The premier end-of-year national show. Huge attendance from all Australian mints, dealers, postal numismatic cover specialists, and auctioneers.
Between national ANDA expos, local clubs host regular monthly and quarterly coin and stamp fairs:
Connect with Australian collectors online to find missing coins from your 10-coin Bluey folder:
How to make the most of your day at an Australian coin & stamp show:
Answers for collectors. Sold transactions and current asking prices are kept separate throughout this guide.
This guide tracks Bluey coins, stamps and related collectables from 2024 to 2027. Mintage status distinguishes published figures, unlimited set mintages, and figures the Mint or Australia Post does not publish separately.
There is no reliable current estimate in this guide until recent, product-matched sold transactions are available. Open the eBay sold-search link on a coin card to inspect current completed sales; search results can include pairs and lots.
Check official Royal Australian Mint and Australia Post product pages, or use the Buy Options panel for current eBay and CoinXchange asking prices. Sold searches are shown separately from active listings.
Among products with a published figure, the 2024 Bluey Dollarbucks $1 Fine Silver Coloured Proof has a mintage of 2,650. Some set coins have no separate mintage figure.
Keep blister packs sealed and out of direct sun. For display, use a made-to-order timber frame sized to the packaging: blister, proof capsule, PNC card or pin cover. Frames start at $89.
Yes. The Royal Australian Mint released 1.25 million of the 2024 $1 Bluey Dollarbuck and 1.25 million of the 2024 $1 Bingo Dollarbuck coins directly into circulation through banks and retail tills across Australia, alongside 2026 $2 Till coins. While circulating coins show handling marks, uncirculated examples remain sealed in official mint blister cards.
In the 2024 Series 1 10-Coin Folder Set (Product Code 11448), 1 in every 10 folder sets produced contained a special full-colour uncirculated insert coin instead of the standard finish (Product Code 31961). Exactly 15,750 of these lucky insert folders were issued out of 157,500 total sets, making them a prime collector chase item.
Yes. All official Bluey coins produced by the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra are legal tender Australian currency under the Currency Act 1965, bearing denominations of $1 or $2 AUD with King Charles III or Queen Elizabeth II memorial effigies on the obverse.
Check that the coin packaging matches official Royal Australian Mint specifications: sealed tamper-evident blister packaging, official holographic security elements, correct RAM product codes, and matching serial numbers for proof certificates of authenticity. Avoid loose raw coins sold as uncirculated unless clearly graded.
Uncirculated (UNC) Bluey coins are struck on standard production presses and sealed in carded blisters or folder sets. Proof Bluey coins are struck on specially prepared dies with mirrored background fields and frosted relief highlights, produced in strictly limited quantities (e.g. 2,650 for the 2024 Fine Silver Proof), and housed in official display cases with certificates of authenticity.