2022 2 oz Australian Mother & Baby Dingo Silver Coin – Perth Mint

Description

2022 2 Oz Silver Mother & Baby Dingo Coin – Perth Mint

The Mother & Baby Series from the Perth Mint has recently established itself as one of the most well-liked offerings. The coin, which has a mintage of 75,000, was struck by The Perth Mint from 2 oz of 99.99 percent pure silver and is recognized as legal currency under the Australian Currency Act 1965. 

A mother dingo and her young are showing on the precious coins. The relief portion of the pattern is bright, while the field is matte. Only 75,000 of the coins may be issued. Isn’t it awesome to listen? So, are you ready to purchase this incredible silver coin? 

Key features

• Made from .9999 pure silver with a weight of 2 troy ounces
• Face value of $2 (AUD)
• Perth Mint produced it.
• A micro-laser-engraved letter is for security measure. 

• Obverse: Displays Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s profile photograph by Jody Clark. Her portrait features her shoulders. She is wearing her jewelry and crown. Along with gold, the weight, purity, and face value, inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “AUSTRALIA,” and 2022.
• Reverse: Shows a mother dingo relaxing with its watchful youngster in a field of wildflowers—”P” mintmark inscriptions.

Coin Specifications 

• Metal Type: Silver
• Mintage: 75,000
• Manufacturer: Perth mint
• Series: Mother and baby
• Actual weight: 2 troy ounces
• Edge design: Reeded
• Thickness: 6.02 mm
• Composition: .9999 pure silver
• Diameter: 40.9 mm
• Packaging: Plastic flip
• Condition: brilliant uncirculated

More about the Silver Dingo coin

The dingo comes from a lineage of Australian canines, and it has a tough, lean physique that has been adapted for agility, speed, and stamina. The dingo inhabits most of Australia, except for the southeast, a portion of the southwest, and Tasmania. The pups first leave the den at 3 weeks old. Soon after, they go further afield while being guided by their parents as they learn how to survive in Australia’s harsh environment.

They usually are significantly less dependent on their mother’s milk by the time they are two months old and generally start living independently at three to six months old.

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