This checklist starts in 2018, and like the Kookaburra and Koala, every entry is a genuinely different design — the emu's status as a coat-of-arms animal (alongside the kangaroo) gives it a bit more national significance than some of the Perth Mint's other annual wildlife subjects.
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To 2018, when the Perth Mint introduced the coin — a shorter run than the Kookaburra's, which started in 1990.
Yes — the reverse artwork changes annually, the same design-collecting appeal the Kookaburra and Koala checklists offer.