2023 Australia $1 1 oz Silver 50th Anniv. of Sydney Opera House

Product Details

Celebrate Australia's 50th anniversary of the Sydney Opera House with this Royal Australian Mint new .9999 fine silver coin. There is a limited mintage of 50,000 coins in this 1 oz silver size.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
• Each coin comes in an individual capsule.
• Limited mintage of 50,000 coins.
• Obverse: Features the Memorial Obverse of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II designed by Jody Clark, along with the year.
• Reverse: Depicts the iconic Sydney Opera House from the west view in selective gold-plating, along with the 50th Anniversary Sydney Opera House logo surrounded by confetti and rippled water of Sydney Harbour.

Australian legal tender. The Royal Australian Mint has once again produced a coin enjoyed by all with this 1 oz of .999 fine silver coin.

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Sydney Opera House

Located on the Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera House is widely known as one of the world's most famous and distinctive buildings. Architect John Utzon came up with the vision, and architect Peter Hall transformed these dreams into the creative masterpiece that stands today when opening the doors in October 1973.

From conception to design, this building has tested the limits of engineering, construction and design. The Opera House is the nation's premier tourist destination and one of the world's busiest performing arts centers and a community meeting place for all Australians.

With the Sydney Opera House 50th anniversary in 2023, they celebrate the extraordinary past, present, and future of Australia's favorite building. Royal Australian MintRoyal Australian Mint, located in Canberra, is well known for its popular releases of domed proof coins, lunar coins and limited mintage bullion releases in both silver and gold.

The coins range from themes about history, to astronomy, animals, to the Chinese zodiac. The Royal Australian Mint also produces the circulating coins for Australia.

The mint was first opened in 1965, and was the first mint of the country to not be a branch of The Royal Mint. Before the Royal Australian Mint was formed, coins for the country were struck at various branches of The Royal Mint - the Sydney Mint, Melbourne Mint and The Perth Mint.