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2021 Australia Silver Dragon Proof Coin $240
This 2021 Australia Silver Dragon Proof Coin is a stunning example of numismatic artistry, struck by the world-renowned Perth Mint. Containing 1 oz of .9999 fine silver, the obverse features the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, uniquely enhanced with a sophisticated holographic or colorized effect on the crown and hair, adding a vibrant prismatic shimmer. The reverse showcases a powerful and intricately detailed Chinese dragon, a symbol of wealth and good fortune, winding through the design. As a proof strike, the coin exhibits a mirror-like finish and sharp, frosted relief, protected within a clear acrylic capsule. This specific specimen is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from GovMint.com, signed by Senior Numismatist Douglas Thomas and bearing a holographic serial number 0130, ensuring its provenance and high-grade quality for serious collectors.
Condition: This item appears to be in brilliant uncirculated or proof-like condition, housed in a protective clear plastic capsule that has preserved the surfaces from wear and handling. The fields exhibit a high-mirror luster, and the frosted relief on the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II shows sharp, crisp details without visible scratches or toning.
Mint: The Perth Mint.
Metal Content: 1oz 9999 Ag (99.99% pure silver).
Historical Context: Issued in 2021 as part of Australia's popular bullion and collector series, this coin features the Jody Clark effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. The Dragon series is highly regarded for its intricate mythological designs and cultural significance within the Lunar and rectangular coin programs produced by the Australian government.
Strike Type: Proof.
Grading: Raw/Ungraded, but accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from GovMint.com signed by Senior Numismatist Douglas Thomas, numbered 0130.
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