Limited edition Vegemite gold and silver replica mini jars expected to skyrocket in value!
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Celebrating a century of deliciousness, Vegemite has released limited edition gold and silver replica mini jars, celebrating a century of deliciousness. If you're a Vegemite lover, you'll want to get your hands on one of these exquisite, collectable items while you still can.
Paying homage to Australia's most iconic spread, Vegemite teamed up with Melbourne Gold and Silver to create a limited edition commemorative jar replica range that launched on Friday.
This launch marked Vegemite's 100th birthday, and with just a limited number available, it's no wonder these fascinating jars are already the talk of the town.
The silver jars came in two sizes, 1 oz and 3 oz, priced at $160 and $320, respectively. With only 500 jars of each size produced, it's an exclusive celebration of Vegemite's enduring popularity.
Those lucky enough to grab one of these limited edition jars automatically enter the running to win one of five 18-karat gold-plated fine silver mini jars—talk about a golden opportunity!
Gina Gardenal, a self-proclaimed 'tragic' Vegemite fan, was among the lucky Aussies who successfully purchased a jar.
'(I) was there madly tapping away with the keys and putting in the credit card number.' she said, making it clear that Vegemite fans won't miss out on this chance to grab a jar.
Melbourne Gold and Silver Managing Director Chris Kerrison believes the jars were designed 'to appeal to collectors who want to own a piece of Australian history’.
He said, 'We’re thrilled to be working with Vegemite to create this unique product that celebrates an icon in its 100th year.'
It's no secret that Vegemite is still as popular as it was 100 years ago. With nearly 300 jars produced each minute, that's an astonishing 20 million jars yearly!
As a testament to Vegemite's lasting appeal, Bega General Manager Adam McNamara has said, 'That proves how popular the product here is in Australia.'
Collectors are optimistic that the value of these limited edition jars will increase over time.
Ronnie Bauer from Melbourne's Klepner's Jewellers and Valuers said, 'They’re using fine silver, which is almost pure silver.' With high-quality materials used, there's no doubt that these jars make for an excellent investment.
Not only has Vegemite released mini jars, but they've also introduced a range of unique collectibles to mark their centenary.
These include commemorative plates, jewellery, and drink bottles. You can access these limited edition items by visiting Vegemite's website.
This is a unique opportunity that you shouldn't miss! It's not every day that you can own a piece of Australian history and celebrate Vegemite's 100th birthday.
And here's a question for all the Vegemite enthusiasts: How do you enjoy your Vegemite? Do you prefer a thick spread on toast, a subtle hint in your sandwiches, or perhaps you have a unique way of incorporating it into your favourite recipes? Share your Vegemite love and tell us how you savour this iconic Australian spread!
Paying homage to Australia's most iconic spread, Vegemite teamed up with Melbourne Gold and Silver to create a limited edition commemorative jar replica range that launched on Friday.
Vegemite launched an exclusive collection of limited edition silver mini jar replicas. Source: Vegemite
This launch marked Vegemite's 100th birthday, and with just a limited number available, it's no wonder these fascinating jars are already the talk of the town.
The silver jars came in two sizes, 1 oz and 3 oz, priced at $160 and $320, respectively. With only 500 jars of each size produced, it's an exclusive celebration of Vegemite's enduring popularity.
Those lucky enough to grab one of these limited edition jars automatically enter the running to win one of five 18-karat gold-plated fine silver mini jars—talk about a golden opportunity!
Gina Gardenal, a self-proclaimed 'tragic' Vegemite fan, was among the lucky Aussies who successfully purchased a jar.
'(I) was there madly tapping away with the keys and putting in the credit card number.' she said, making it clear that Vegemite fans won't miss out on this chance to grab a jar.
Those who successfully placed a pre-order for the silver mini jars had a chance to enter a competition to win an 18-karat gold-plated edition. Source: Vegemite
Melbourne Gold and Silver Managing Director Chris Kerrison believes the jars were designed 'to appeal to collectors who want to own a piece of Australian history’.
He said, 'We’re thrilled to be working with Vegemite to create this unique product that celebrates an icon in its 100th year.'
It's no secret that Vegemite is still as popular as it was 100 years ago. With nearly 300 jars produced each minute, that's an astonishing 20 million jars yearly!
As a testament to Vegemite's lasting appeal, Bega General Manager Adam McNamara has said, 'That proves how popular the product here is in Australia.'
Collectors are optimistic that the value of these limited edition jars will increase over time.
Ronnie Bauer from Melbourne's Klepner's Jewellers and Valuers said, 'They’re using fine silver, which is almost pure silver.' With high-quality materials used, there's no doubt that these jars make for an excellent investment.
Not only has Vegemite released mini jars, but they've also introduced a range of unique collectibles to mark their centenary.
Vegemite also introduced a range of distinctive collectibles. Source: Vegemite
These include commemorative plates, jewellery, and drink bottles. You can access these limited edition items by visiting Vegemite's website.
This is a unique opportunity that you shouldn't miss! It's not every day that you can own a piece of Australian history and celebrate Vegemite's 100th birthday.
And here's a question for all the Vegemite enthusiasts: How do you enjoy your Vegemite? Do you prefer a thick spread on toast, a subtle hint in your sandwiches, or perhaps you have a unique way of incorporating it into your favourite recipes? Share your Vegemite love and tell us how you savour this iconic Australian spread!
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