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$79.95Now entering the third year of release, The Perth Mint's 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition features a very pleasing scene. In 2018, the Emu ‑ Australia's largest bird, joined the Kookaburra, Koala, Wedged-Tail Eagle, and Kangaroo as the 5th major bullion series to release annually. Following the pattern of the Kookaburra and Wedge-Tailed Eagle series, a new Emu design will be released each year.
The obverse displays the 6th generation effigy of Queen Elizabeth II to be displayed on Australian coins, designed by Jody Clark. Inscriptions within the rimband include, "ELIZABETH II . AUSTRALIA . 1 DOLLAR."
The reverse of this 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition coin features a pair of emus relaxing at the edge of a watering hole. One is in a sitting position in the foreground, near the water. The other stands a little further in the background. Low grasses and shrubs finish the scene nicely. A wide rimband encircling the top half includes the inscription "AUSTRALIAN EMU." Inscriptions at the bottom rim include, "2020 . 1 OZ . 9999 Silver." The traditional P mintmark rests at the horizon on the left of the scene.
This very pleasing 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition will be a wonderful addition to your collection. We are still in the early phase of this new series, and this 1 oz Silver BU edition would certainly be a great piece to get started with if you have not yet considered the series.
The emu is a natural choice for the launch of a new Perth Mint annual-release coin series. The bird's habitat includes the greater portion of Australia's mainland. It is also the largest native Australian bird, second in height only to the (non-native) ostrich. And like the ostrich in that they are both flightless birds.
The emu's uniqueness as a native Australian bird has earned it somewhat of an iconic status, as demonstrated by the country's Coat of Arms that displays the Red Kangaroo on the left and the Emu on the right.
Discover a range of solid investment opportunities with our diverse silver bullion collection and 1 oz Silver Coins.
Now entering the third year of release, The Perth Mint's 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition features a very pleasing scene. In 2018, the Emu ‑ Australia's largest bird, joined the Kookaburra, Koala, Wedged-Tail Eagle, and Kangaroo as the 5th major bullion series to release annually. Following the pattern of the Kookaburra and Wedge-Tailed Eagle series, a new Emu design will be released each year.
The obverse displays the 6th generation effigy of Queen Elizabeth II to be displayed on Australian coins, designed by Jody Clark. Inscriptions within the rimband include, "ELIZABETH II . AUSTRALIA . 1 DOLLAR."
The reverse of this 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition coin features a pair of emus relaxing at the edge of a watering hole. One is in a sitting position in the foreground, near the water. The other stands a little further in the background. Low grasses and shrubs finish the scene nicely. A wide rimband encircling the top half includes the inscription "AUSTRALIAN EMU." Inscriptions at the bottom rim include, "2020 . 1 OZ . 9999 Silver." The traditional P mintmark rests at the horizon on the left of the scene.
This very pleasing 2020 1 oz Australia Emu Silver BU edition will be a wonderful addition to your collection. We are still in the early phase of this new series, and this 1 oz Silver BU edition would certainly be a great piece to get started with if you have not yet considered the series.
The emu is a natural choice for the launch of a new Perth Mint annual-release coin series. The bird's habitat includes the greater portion of Australia's mainland. It is also the largest native Australian bird, second in height only to the (non-native) ostrich. And like the ostrich in that they are both flightless birds.
The emu's uniqueness as a native Australian bird has earned it somewhat of an iconic status, as demonstrated by the country's Coat of Arms that displays the Red Kangaroo on the left and the Emu on the right.
Discover a range of solid investment opportunities with our diverse silver bullion collection and 1 oz Silver Coins.