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2023 $1 Coin - Creatures of the Deep (Multi-Variety Selection)
2023 $1 Coin - Creatures of the Deep (Multi-Variety Selection)
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2023 $1 Uncirculated Commemorative Coin – Creatures of the Deep (Multi-Variety Selection)
Dive into the mysteries of the abyss with the 2023 Creatures of the Deep commemorative $1 series. This highly acclaimed release celebrates the ground-breaking scientific exploration conducted by the CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator, capturing the discovery of extraordinary, alien-like species living thousands of metres below the ocean surface.
Specifications
- Year of Issue: 2023
- Denomination: $1
- Metal Content: Aluminium Bronze (92% Copper, 6% Aluminium, 2% Nickel)
- Mass: 9.00 grams
- Diameter: 25.00 mm
- Finish: Uncirculated
- Obverse Effigy: Queen Elizabeth II Special Memorial Obverse by Jody Clark (1952–2022)
- Issuer / Mint: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra
- Numista Reference: N# 351388
- The Reverse: Masterfully designed by Stevan Stojanovic, the reverse features a detailed depiction of the RV Investigator operating its deep-tow camera system alongside unique abyss-dwelling deep-sea creatures like brittle stars and a spiny king crab.
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Available Coin Varieties:
- 'C' Mintmark (Canberra): Struck on the public gallery press at the Mint in Canberra.
- 'S' Counterstamp (Sydney): Mobile press-struck at the 2023 Sydney Royal Easter Show.
- Uncirculated Quality: Each coin is preserved in original uncirculated condition, exhibiting sharp detail and brilliant mint lustre. Minor microscopic planchet marks or light factory handling lines consistent with a commercial mint strike may be present.
- Packaging Formats: Coins are typically supplied in their official Royal Australian Mint presentation.
- Archival Preservation: To guarantee long-term protection, some individual coins may be supplied in a brand-new, archival-quality Mylar coin flip if the original cardboard token housing has become structurally compromised over time.
