Australia: 1 AUD 2021 - 1oz .9999 Ag BU - WEDGE TAILED EAGLE
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1 oz
Australia: 1 AUD 2021 - 1oz .9999 Ag BU - WEDGE TAILED EAGLE
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- - Product code: AU0992X002211
- - Weight used for delivery calculation: 0.050kg
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Special arrangement: "Collectable items and antiques"
1954- | Australia
76.12 EUR
Net price: 76.12 EUR
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SPECIFICATION
Composition individual product | |
Main metal | Silver (Ag) |
Weight (troj.oz) | 1 oz t |
Weight (grams) | 31.1 g |
Purity (✕/1000) | 999.9/1000 |
Details | |
Mintage | 50000 |
Series | Wedge tailed Eagle |
Year | 2021 |
Territory | Australia |
Denomination | 1 AUD |
Manufacturer | Perth Mint |
Mint mark | P - Perth Mint |
Minting technique | BU |
Diameter | 40.60 mm |
Emperor | Elizabeth II (1952-2022) |
Orientation | ⇈ |
Packiging | REPLACEMENT protective capsule |
Actual photo? | No, symbolic by the manufacturer |
Additionally | |
Item type | Coin |
Coin Lettering | |
A - One side | AUSTRALIAN WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE 2021 1oz 9999 SILVER P JM |
A Side - Engraver/Design author | JM - John M. Mercanti |
B - Other side | • ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA • 1 DOLLAR IRB |
B Side - Engraver/Design author | IRB - Ian Rank-Broadley |
C - Edge | Reeded |
ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER
The Australian Perth Mint is located in the city of Perth on the west coast of Australia. It started operating on June 20, 1899 as a branch of the English Royal Mint from London. It was founded in order to refine the large quantities of gold obtained during the gold rush. From this they then minted gold Sovereigns for the British Empire. In 1987, an Act of Parliament established the Gold Corporation, which, in partnership with the Commonwealth of Australian Treasury, became the new operator of the Perth Mint. They focused on minting and marketing gold, silver and platinum Australian coins to investors and collectors worldwide. After the renewal of the business model, The Australian Nugget gold coins, the predecessors of today's Kangaroos, entered the market. In the first day of trading alone, they achieved sales of 155,000 oz t gold coins, which is 4.8 t of pure gold. Today, the Perth Mint continues to provide precious metal refining. It produces many series of precious metal coins for investors and collectors around the world. Among them are the gold series of coins Kangaroo, Lunar III, Brumby, Emu and the silver series of coins Kookaburra, Koala, Lunar III, rectangular Dragon, Emu, Wombat, Swan, Brumby,... .