1 oz Random Year Australian Platypus Platinum Coin

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Description

The Australian Platypus is a highly desirable way to gain exposure to platinum by investing in a beautifully struck coin.

The platypus is unique to Australia, and unusual in that it is the only mammal that lays eggs. Europeans originally considered the idea of an egg laying, duck billed, beaver tailed, otter-footed animal to be a hoax when early explorers first described the platypus. The male platypus is also one of the few venomous mammals.

The reverse of this coin features a platypus swimming underwater amongst aquatic plants.

Unique subject matter minted in a difficult-to-find platinum coin make this a must have investment.

Specifications

SKU	4728
Country	AU
Manufacturer	Perth Mint
Condition	Lightly Used
Purity	9995
Obverse	Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the words "Elizabeth II Australia 100 Dollars"
Reverse	Platypus swimming underwater and the words "Australian Platypus 1 oz 9995 Platinum" along with the date
Diameter (mm)	32.2
Average Thickness (mm)	2.7
Legal Tender	AUD 100
Metal Weight (ozt)	1.00

SKU

4728

Country

Manufacturer

Perth Mint

Condition

Lightly Used

Purity

9995

Obverse

Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the words "Elizabeth II Australia 100 Dollars"

Reverse

Platypus swimming underwater and the words "Australian Platypus 1 oz 9995 Platinum" along with the date

Diameter (mm)

32.2

Average Thickness (mm)

2.7

Legal Tender

AUD 100

Metal Weight (ozt)

1.00

1 oz Random Year Australian Platypus Platinum Coin

The Australian Platypus is a highly desirable way to gain exposure to platinum by investing in a beautifully struck coin. The platypus is unique to Australia, and unusual in that it is the only mammal that lays eggs. Europeans originally considered the idea of an egg laying, duck billed, beaver tailed, otter-footed animal to be a hoax when early explorers first described the platypus. The male platypus is also one of the few venomous mammals. The reverse of this coin features a platypus swimming underwater amongst aquatic plants. Unique subject matter minted in a difficult-to-find platinum coin make this a must have investment.