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The emu is the world’s second-largest bird. The emu is flightless due to its diminutive wingspan; however, these birds are known to traverse huge distances on foot, at a brisk trot, much like the better known and more prolific ostrich.
Highlights
- Individual coins ship in coin capsule
- Consisting of 1 oz 9999 Fine Gold
- Obverse: Features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II designed by Jody Clark along with the country of issue, and legal tender value
- Reverse: Features an adult and young emu against the Australian landscape near a body of water and the inscription “AUSTRALIAN EMU” along with the year of issue, metal weight, purity, and P Mint Mark
- The emu is Australia’s largest native bird
The Perth Mint opened in 1899 as the British Royal Mint’s 3rd branch in Australia. The historical Hay Street location handled gold refining until moving to a modern facility in April 1990. Ownership of the mint was transferred to the Government of Western Australia in July of 1970.
| 7510 | |
| Australia | |
| Perth Mint | |
| Brilliant uncirculated | |
| 9999 | |
| 32.6 | |
| 2.95 | |
| AUD 100 | |
| 2021 | |
| 1.00 | |
| 5000 |
SKU
7510
Country
Australia
Manufacturer
Perth Mint
Condition
Brilliant uncirculated
Purity
9999
Diameter (mm)
32.6
Average Thickness (mm)
2.95
Legal Tender
AUD 100
Year
2021
Metal Weight (ozt)
1.00
Mintage
5000
Perth MintPerth Mint1 oz 2021 Australian Emu Gold Coin
The emu is the world’s second-largest bird. The emu is flightless due to its diminutive wingspan; however, these birds are known to traverse huge distances on foot, at a brisk trot, much like the better known and more prolific ostrich.
Highlights
*Individual coins ship in coin capsule
*Consisting of 1 oz 9999 Fine Gold
*Obverse: Features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II designed by Jody Clark along with the country of issue, and legal tender value
*Reverse: Features an adult and young emu against the Australian landscape near a body of water and the inscription “AUSTRALIAN EMU” along with the year of issue, metal weight, purity, and P Mint Mark
*The emu is Australia’s largest native bird
The Perth Mint opened in 1899 as the British Royal Mint’s 3rd branch in Australia. The historical Hay Street location handled gold refining until moving to a modern facility in April 1990. Ownership of the mint was transferred to the Government of Western Australia in July of 1970.
The emu is the world’s second-largest bird. The emu is flightless due to its diminutive wingspan; however, these birds are known to traverse huge distances on foot, at a brisk trot, much like the better known and more prolific ostrich.
Highlights
*Individual coins ship in coin capsule
*Consisting of 1 oz 9999 Fine Gold
*Obverse: Features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II designed by Jody Clark along with the country of issue, and legal tender value
*Reverse: Features an adult and young emu against the Australian landscape near a body of water and the inscription “AUSTRALIAN EMU” along with the year of issue, metal weight, purity, and P Mint Mark
*The emu is Australia’s largest native bird
The Perth Mint opened in 1899 as the British Royal Mint’s 3rd branch in Australia. The historical Hay Street location handled gold refining until moving to a modern facility in April 1990. Ownership of the mint was transferred to the Government of Western Australia in July of 1970.
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