The 0.25 oz Gold Kangaroo coin is a gold bullion coin produced by the Perth Mint of Western Australia. Each of these gold kangaroo coins weighs 0.25 troy ounces and has a gold purity or fineness of 0.9999, i.e. 99.99% pure gold. 

The Perth Mint was formerly a branch of Britain's Royal Mint, but is now fully owned by the Government of Western Australia. 

The Australian Kangaroo gold bullion coin series was first issued in 1987 and is currently produced in 1 oz, 0.5 oz, 0.25 oz, and 0.1 oz sizes, as well as a very large 1 kg gold coin. Each year, the kangaroo imagery on the Kangaroo Gold Bullion series of coins changes, which explains its popularity with both collectors and gold investors alike. The 1/4 oz Gold Kangaroo bullion coin is produced in an unlimited mintage.

For 2019, the obverse of the 1/4 oz gold Kangaroo features a kangaroo standing on a mound of grass with a sun and stylised trees as a backdrop. The imagery is inscribed at the top by the words 'AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO', and includes a ‘P’ mint mark signifying Perth. The obverse also displays the coin's year '2019', weight '1/4 oz', and the coin's purity '9999 GOLD' .

The reverse face of the Gold Kangaroo coin features a head portrait of the official head of state of Australia, Queen Elizabeth II, and the coin's official face value of '25 dollars'. Gold Kangaroo bullion coins are non-circulating legal tender in Australia.