Every entry on this checklist is a genuinely different design, not a repeated picture with a different date — the same design-set logic that makes the Chinese Gold Panda checklist distinctive applies here. The 1990 first year is the scarcest entry given its smaller original mintage; expect it to be the last box you fill rather than the first.
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Yes — the reverse kookaburra scene changes every year by design, making a complete date run function as a design collection, similar to the Chinese Gold Panda's yearly-changing art.
1990, the first year — it had a smaller original mintage (approximately 300,000) than most later years, since only the 1 oz size existed then.