2018 Australia 1 oz Silver $5 Domed Earth and Beyond: The Earth

Due to our exclusive with the Royal Australian Mint, we are unable to ship this product to Europe. Orders within Europe containing this product will not be fulfilled. Coin Highlights: Mintage of 5,000 coins worldwide. Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver. Comes in a presentation box with a mint-issued numbered certificate of authenticity, along with an outer box displaying the theme of the coin, the Earth. Convex design adds depth to the Earth, making it appear rounded. This is the first time the Royal Australian Mint has colorized the convex side of a domed coin. Obverse: The Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with the country, metal content and type. Surrounding the effigy are the planets of our solar system designed by Royal Australian Mint Artist Aaron Baggio. This side is concave. Reverse: Features a convex-shaped, colorized image of the Earth as seen from space. The series name, "The Earth and Beyond" is engraved on the top outer rim, along with the year of issue. The denomination is engraved on the bottom outer rim, along with The Earth's atmospheric layers. Sovereign coin backed by the Australian government. Following their sold-out series of the Silver Southern Domed coins and Silver Northern Domed coins, the Royal Australian Mint has once again produced a coin enjoyed by all. This is the first coin in the three-coin series, with the second release being the moon domed coin. Add the Silver $5 Australia Colorized Domed The Earth coin to your cart today! Shop all Royal Australian Mint Silver Domed coins, including the 2019 release of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing. First in The Earth and Beyond Silver Domed coin series features our beloved home planet, the Earth. The beauty of our planet is displayed in a convex shape, giving a realistic look to the coin. Our planet Earth was thought to have formed around 4.54 billion years ago, with the first photograph of the full view of Earth taken on December 7, 1972. That famous photograph, called the "Blue Marble" was taken as the Apollo 17 crew left Earth's orbit for the moon, and shows a captivating view of the Earth. Coin Silver