2011 $1 Zuytdorp Shipwreck 1oz Silver Proof Coin

2011 $1 Zuytdorp Shipwreck 1oz Silver Proof CoinThe Zuytdorp was a Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship that wrecked off Western Australias coast in 1712 while en route to Batavia (now Jakarta). Carrying silver coins, it struck cliffs north of Shark Bay. Survivors likely lived among Indigenous Australians, but no formal rescue occurred. The wreck was rediscovered in the 20th century, revealing its cargo and historical significance. It remains an important site for maritime archaeology and Dutch

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which serves as the Royal Canadian Mint’s latest R&D showcase of innovation

Germania Mint has placed the design of chestnut leaf and its fruits on the gold and silver coins

It marked the first major military campaign fought entirely by air forces and was crucial in preventing a German invasion of Britain

ObverseQueen Victoria Jubilee HeadReverseSt George and the Dragon Mint Sydney Grade MS61

rather than horses or bullocks

Happy and harmonious koi

The obverse features the artist’s definitive coinage portrait of Her Majesty and together

it embodies Europe’s fascination with our native wildlife

An historic keepsake

the 2015 $2 Lest We Forget Coin is a key acquisition for all Australian decimal collectors

The term hussar emerged in Hungary during the 15th century to describe a class of elite