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1 oz Silver Coin - Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wren - with John Gould Privy Mark - 2026

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EMK
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2026-07-23
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### Birds of Australia - Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wren - 2026 1 Oz Silver - Proof - Coloured - With John Gould Privy Mark - 99.9% Silver - Limited Mintage only 750 pieces - With numbered Certificate of Authenticity - Delivery in original Box The proof silver coin was struck from one ounce of 99.9% silver and is dedicated to the **Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wren** (Malurus pulcherrimus). The design has been partially colored and features three Fairy-Wrens based on illustrations by the British ornithologist and wildlife artist **John Gould**. The inscription "BLUE-BREASTED FAIRY-WREN" and the **Privy Mark** "JG", created in honour of John Gould, are also included in the design. The reverse features the effigy of King Charles III, as well as the denomination, weight, fineness and year of issue. Born on 14 September 1804 in Dorset, England, John Gould is regarded as one of the most renowned ornithologists and wildlife artists of the 19th century. His travels and research resulted in several works on the fauna of Australia, including coloured illustrations of the Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wren. This small songbird is native to Australia and is mainly found in southern Western Australia and on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. The males are particularly striking with their bright blue head and breast plumage as well as chestnut-coloured shoulder patches, while females and juveniles are predominantly brownish in color. Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wrens prefer dry scrubland and eucalyptus woodland and feed mainly on small insects and other invertebrates. Limited to 750 pieces worldwide, the **1 Oz Blue-Breasted Fairy-Wren Silver Proof Coin** is delivered in the original box including a numbered certificate of authenticity.