2022 Australia 1 oz Silver $1 Australian Zoo:Sumatran Elephant BU

Coin Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver. Limited mintage of 25,000 coins worldwide. Each coin comes individually packaged in a protective capsule. Obverse: Effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with the face value. Reverse: Features four adult Sumatran Elephants, along with the inscription "AUSTRALIA ZOO SUMATRAN ELEPHANT" and the metal content and purity. Sovereign coin backed by the Australian government. Protect your capsules from fingerprints by adding these cotton gloves to your order. This Silver bullion coin is the third from the Australia Zoo series, and celebrates the impressive Sumatran elephant. Don't miss your opportunity to add the 2022 1 oz Silver Sumatran Elephant Brilliant Uncirculated coin to your cart today! The Australian Zoo Series Royal Australian Mint has released a bullion series that features various animals. The first release featured the Sumatran tiger in both 1 oz Gold and 1 oz Silver, and sold out quickly. The second release features both 1 oz Gold and 1 oz Silver Cheetah coins. This third release features the Sumatran elephant in 1 oz Silver coins. The Sumatran elephant is the smallest subspecies of the Asian elephant. These elephants are native to the Indonesian island of Sumatra and are listed as critically endangered. They are threatened primarily by habitat loss, fragmentation and poaching. The coins in this series feature limited mintages, adding to the collectibility of the series. Royal Australian Mint Royal Australian Mint, located in Canberra, is well known for their popular releases of Domed Proof coins, lunar coins, and limited mintage bullion releases in both Silver and Gold . The coins range from themes about history, to astronomy, animals, to the Chinese zodiac. The Royal Australian Mint also produces the circulating coins for Australia. The mint was first opened in 1965, and was the first mint of the country to not be a branch of The Royal Mint. Before Royal Australian Mint was formed, coins for the country were struck at various branches of The Royal Mint - the Sydney Mint, Melbourne Mint and The Perth Mint.