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$39.83The Royal Australian Mint is very pleased to announce the release of the second coin in an amazing new series ‑ Australia's Most Dangerous, featuring deadly animals of the Australian continent. This second release brings into focus the incredibly magnificent, yet universally feared, Great White Shark. The design is fiercely awesome and the fineness of detail is remarkable! This second of series, highly collectible, limited mintage 2021 1oz Silver Australia Great White Shark BU coin is most worthy of its place among Australia's Most Dangerous Animals!
As an Australian legal tender offering the obverse, common to the new series, displays the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth designed by Jody Clark. Inscriptions encircling the rim include"ELIZABETH II . AUSTRALIA 2021 . 1 DOLLAR."
The reverse features of this 2021 1oz Silver Australia Great White Shark BU an outstanding action scene of a massive great white shark propelling itself up from the depths to breach the water's surface. The spray of the disturbed water follows the shark up, high above the surface. This provides a realistic sense of the actual movement of the shark. With nearly its complete body exposed, the shark's massive mouth opens wide to reveal the rows of razor-sharp teeth. This is an incredible scene, you should hope never to experience such up-close and personal!
Consistent with the on-going series design, stacked at the bottom rim is the inscription in large bold type, "GREAT WHITE SHARK." Also, included at the top right rim are the coin's specs, "1 oz .999 SILVER.
This is an incredibly fine second of series offering. This Silver Coins is certain to move as swiftly as the Great White does through the water!
As noted by the mint,
This apex predator is named after its white belly and features a grey upper body. Cruising at about 40 kilometres an hour, the Great White can propel itself up to 56 kilometres an hour in short bursts, such as when attacking its prey. They have been known to jump out of the water, breaching like a whale. While the predator has been found along Australia’s east, south and west coastlines, human interactions with the shark are relatively rare. With Great White Shark numbers thought to be decreasing, they are a protected species in Australia.