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1 oz Gold Coin - Tasmanian Tiger - 2026

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Gold
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999.9‰
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31.103
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0.00 USD
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EMK
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Germany
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2026-07-22
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### Tasmanian Tiger 1 Oz Gold - Proof - 99.99% pure Gold - Limited Mintage only 50 pieces - With numbered Certificate of Authenticity - Delivery in original Box The **gold coin** is dedicated to the Tasmanian tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus). Struck from one ounce of 99.99% pure gold in proof quality, the design features a Tasmanian tiger with its head lowered and clearly defined stripes on its back. It is moving through shallow water with stones, surrounded by stylized fern leaves. The edge of the coin bears the inscription “TASMANIAN TIGER.” The reverse depicts the portrait of King Charles III, as well as the weight, fineness, denomination, and year of issue. The Tasmanian tiger, also known as the "wolf of Tasmania", was a carnivorous marsupial that lived in Tasmania until the 20th century. It was distinguished by its dog-like appearance with characteristic dark stripes across its back. Intensive hunting, habitat loss, and introduced diseases led to its rapid decline. The last known specimen died in 1936 in a zoo in Hobart, and the species has been considered extinct ever since. Strictly limited to 50 pieces worldwide, the **Tasmanian Tiger 1 oz Gold proof coin** is delivered in the original box including a numbered certificate of authenticity.