2023 1oz Australia's Most Dangerous - Box Jellyfish .9999 Gold Coin (Varied Condition)
After the release of the Red Back Spider, the Great White Shark and Desert Scorpion coins, the gold and silver Australian Box Jellyfish coins are the fourth release in the Royal Australian Mint's 'Australia's Most Dangerous' series. As the most dangerous marine creature that inhabits Australia's northern coastal waters, the Box Jellyfish is both feared and respected. The gold and silver coins feature a 'smack,' or group, of Australian Box Jellyfish, designed by Aaron Baggio. **Key Selling Points** - Guaranteed Metal Content and Quality with TheGold Coin Minted to 0.9999 Purity and the Silvercoin to 0.999 Purity - Gold coins accompanied by certificate of authenticity - Both coins complete with Royal AustralianMint's brilliant uncirculated finish - Limited Mintage of 250 Gold Coins and 25,000silver Coins - Unique reverse designed by Aaron Baggio - Obverse features effigy of Her Majesty QueenElizabeth Il by Jody Clark - Australian legal tender **The Box Jellyfish** Occupying the country's northern waters fromKarratha in Western Australia to Mackay in Queensland, the Australian Box Jellyfish, sometimes referred to as the Sea Wasp, is most often found in summer, close to shore. Unbeknown to some, these jellyfish are found incoastal rivers as well as the ocean. The largest species in the Box Jellyfish family,the Australian Box Jellyfish is named for itsbox-like shaped bell that can reach up to 30centimetres in diameter. With up to 60 tentaclesextending up to 3 metres long, this jellyfish canswim up to nearly eight kilometres an hour,unlike other jellyfish that float passively on the current. **Please note that these product(s) are in varied condition (secondary market) and may contain scratches, toning, and/or spotting. Therefore, we recommend that you confirm that you can accept the condition of this item before placing an order, as returns or exchanges will not be possible after purchase.**