2021 Beneath the Southern Skies (Platypus) 1oz .9999 Silver BU Coin

$55.95

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PLEASE NOTE that these bullion coins come from a tube and may have imperfections like small scratches or nicks. 

2021 Beneath the Southern Skies (Platypus) 1oz .9999 Silver BU Coin

The Royal Australian Mint is proud to present the 2021 $100 1oz Gold Investment Coin and 2021 $1 1oz Silver Investment Coin as the latest release in the Beneath the Southern Skies series. Quintessentially Australian, the design pays homage to Stuart Devlin, who designed Australia’s first decimal coinage, and features a platypus in Sydney’s position on a map of Australia. 

The Beneath the Southern Skies series is symbolic of Australia’s foray into decimal coinage in 1966.The series comprises of precious gold and silver investment coins featuring a simple yet striking design. 

Following the series’ first release in 2020, the 2021 $100 1oz Gold Investment Coin and 2021 $1 1oz Silver Investment Coin design is quintessentially Australian and includes a map of Australia and the Southern Cross, inspired by one of Stuart Devlin’s original sketches. The coins also feature New South Wales’ animal emblem, the platypus, in place of Sydney.

Devlin, commonly regarded as the father of Australia’s modern currency, designed Australia’s first decimal coinage and these coins reimagine one of Devlin’s original sketches more than 50 years ago. The gold and silver investment pieces also pay tribute to the Royal Australian Mint’s award-winning Southern and Northern Sky series, while the silver coin is the first and only 99.99% pure silver coin produced by the Mint. Part of an ongoing series, these coins will be coveted by domestic and international collectors alike.

- The Mint’s first silver coin to be minted to 99.99% purity
- Brilliant uncirculated finish and Australian legal tender
- Quintessentially Australian design, featuring a map of Australia,Southern Cross constellation and platypus
- Obverse features Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II effigy

Individual bullion coin is presented inside a protective acrylic capsule. 

Multiples of 25 coins are packed in mint tubes of 25 coins without individual capsules.