Australian police mentioned on Wednesday they’d recovered greater than 40,000 stolen limited-edition cash based mostly on the hit kids’s animated collection Bluey.

The Bluey cash, with a face worth of 1 Australian greenback ($0.92 Cdn) every, had been discovered on Tuesday afternoon in a self-storage enterprise within the Sydney suburb of Wentworthville, a police assertion mentioned.   

Bluey is the title of a blue heeler pet whose adventures together with her cattle canine household dwelling within the Australian metropolis of Brisbane, the place the collection is produced, have grow to be in style amongst kids across the globe.

The collection premiered in Australia in 2018 and commenced streaming on Disney+ in 2020. 

The 40,061 recovered cash had been nonetheless within the Royal Australian Mint plastic baggage that they’d been in after they had been stolen three months earlier, police mentioned.

Three individuals charged

Police had been notified on July 12 that 63,000 of the yet-to-be-released collection of cash produced by the nationwide mint in Canberra had been stolen from a warehouse within the Sydney suburb of Wetherill Park, not removed from the place the cash had been recovered on Tuesday.

Police fashioned Strike Pressure Bandit to research. Bandit is the title of Bluey’s dad.

Three individuals have been charged over the theft.

A 27-year-old girl whom police allege drove two accomplices to the July housebreaking was arrested on Tuesday hours earlier than the cash had been recovered.

Two males had earlier been charged over the theft and police had been looking for a fourth suspect.

Police raided a Sydney property on July 31 and recovered 189 of the cash. They found the seller promoting them was a authentic coin collector who had innocently purchased them for $1.50 Australian ($1.37 Cdn) every. He was paid no compensation for the seized cash.

A Royal Australian Mint spokesperson was not out there for touch upon Wednesday.