The seventh overall coin in the Endangered and Extinct silver coin series issued by the Perth Mint. The full WNN review can be found HERE
Additional Information
The green and golden bell frog is a ground-dwelling tree frog with smooth green skin and patterns of golden brown markings. It has a creamy-gold stripe along the side of the body, from the eye to the hind legs. The inside of the thighs are distinctly coloured in turquoise-blue. It is one of Australia’s largest frogs; females grow to an adult size of approximately 10 centimetres in length, and males up to eight centimetres.
Details
Country of Issue | Tuvalu |
Date | 2017 |
Series | Endangered and Extinct |
Mintage | 5000 |
Denomination | $1 / One Dollar |
Composition | Silver Ag 999/1000 |
Quality | Proof - Selective Colourizing |
Weight | 1 gram |
Weight | 1 oz |
Size | 1.5984 mm |
Size | 1.5984 inch |
Issuing Mint | Perth Mint |
Edge | Milled |