1991 $10 Coin - State Series - Tasmania - Silver Uncirculated

Own a piece of Australian numismatic history with this 1991 Royal Australian Mint $10 silver uncirculated coin honouring the State of Tasmania.

Part of the renowned "State Series" (1985-1993), this coin was struck in .925 fine silver and remains housed in its original protective folder and sleeve, preserving its pristine uncirculated condition.

With a mintage of 28,133, this coin represents a fantastic opportunity for collectors to acquire a piece of Australian history.

(Coin shown is a stock image; all products are in similar condition.)

Specifications:

• Year: 1991
• Country: Australia
• Mint: Royal Australian Mint
• Denomination: $10
• Metal: Sterling Silver (.925 fine)
• Condition: Uncirculated
• Mintage: 28,133
• Packaging: Original protective folder and sleeve.

A Brief History of Tasmania:

Tasmania, Australia's island state, boasts a unique history shaped by its isolation and natural beauty. Prior to European settlement, it was inhabited by the Tasmanian Aboriginal people, who had a rich and complex culture.

Tasmania was first claimed by the Dutch in 1642 and later settled by the British in the early 19th century. Initially known as Van Diemen's Land, it served as a penal colony.

Tasmania gained self-governance in 1856 and was renamed Tasmania. Its history is marked by industries such as whaling, mining, and agriculture. Today, it is known for its stunning wilderness, including the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, as well as its vibrant arts and culture scene.