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2018 Australian Wedge-Tailed Eagle One Ounce Silver Perth Mint Bullion Coin

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Silver
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1,000‰
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31.100
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The Britannia Coin Company
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A 2018 Silver Wedge-Tailed Eagle from the Perth Mint. This investment-based series of bullion coins celebrates Australia's largest bird of prey. While the previous releases had paired up in their reverse design, the 2018 entry flew solo with a reverse design unique to the mintage of 50,000. It shows a parental pair of wedge-tailed eagles attending to a youngling, a design by the highly acclaimed John Mercanti. The composition of this popular series also increased from 99.9% purity to the favourable 99.99% alloy. On the obverse of this one troy ounce silver coin is a portrait of Elizabeth II, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley. Your pre-owned 2018 Wedge-Tailed Eagle is authenticated by us and is offered at a competitive price, which includes VAT. Obtain 2018's entry, which pivots the series towards unique designs, for your Perth Mint Eagle collection right here! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]