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A rock wallaby is like a
kangaroo, only smaller and cuter!
This latest release in the Australia At Night Program of Black
Proofs features the Rock Wallaby, struck in one troy
ounce
of pure silver, with a proprietary black treatment to simulate its
dark, nocturnal world!
Talisman Coins is thrilled to bring you the Rock Wallaby, ninth release in the ever-popular Australia at Night series that explores Australia’s nocturnal wildlife! These elusive creatures are called "marsupial gymnasts" because of their ability to safely navigate steep, rocky terrain in the most remote hinterlands of the Island Continent.
This charming scene depicts a mother rock wallaby with her little joey foraging under the light of a full moon in their native outback habitat. The cliffs and rocky outcrops, along with the sparse vegetation, are rendered in meticulous detail, as are the wallabies themselves. Struck in one full troy ounce of pure silver, with a proprietary, velvety black finish that simulates the nighttime, the Rock Wallaby Black Proof is limited to just 1,000 exemplars worldwide.
Rock Wallabies
Ninth in the popular Australia at Night series, this coin is a tribute to the little-seen Rock Wallaby. Smaller and cuter than kangaroos, Rock Wallabies are native to Australia and are completely nocturnal. They make their homes in steep, rocky, complex terrain, holing up during the day in a shelter, such as a cave, overhang or dense vegetation. At night they come out into the surrounding countryside to feed.
Known as Australia's "marsupial gymnasts", these endearing critters occupy the ecological niche inhabited by goats and mountain sheep on other continents. Unfortunately, feral goats, introduced by Europeans, are able to out-compete the hapless rock wallaby and destroy its fragile habitat. Non-native red foxes also represent a challenge, as they prey on young rock wallabies. These adorable Aussie natives inhabit the remoteness the Australia's Great Dividing Range, from southwest Queensland to Victoria’s Grampians Mountains.
Obverse
A mother rock wallaby and her little joey forage under the light of a full moon in their native, rocky terrain. The scene sports a proprietary black treatment to simulate the nighttime. The legends AUSTRALIA AT NIGHT and ROCK WALLABY denote the theme.
Reverse
His Majesty, King Charles III, in profile effigy facing left. This portrait was executed by the engraver Jody Clark. The legend CHARLES III, the date of issue and denomination also appear, while the legend 1 OZ 999 SILVER guarantees the weight and purity.
Packaging
Talisman Coins is thrilled to bring you the Rock Wallaby, ninth release in the ever-popular Australia at Night series that explores Australia’s nocturnal wildlife! These elusive creatures are called "marsupial gymnasts" because of their ability to safely navigate steep, rocky terrain in the most remote hinterlands of the Island Continent.
This charming scene depicts a mother rock wallaby with her little joey foraging under the light of a full moon in their native outback habitat. The cliffs and rocky outcrops, along with the sparse vegetation, are rendered in meticulous detail, as are the wallabies themselves. Struck in one full troy ounce of pure silver, with a proprietary, velvety black finish that simulates the nighttime, the Rock Wallaby Black Proof is limited to just 1,000 exemplars worldwide.
Rock Wallabies
Ninth in the popular Australia at Night series, this coin is a tribute to the little-seen Rock Wallaby. Smaller and cuter than kangaroos, Rock Wallabies are native to Australia and are completely nocturnal. They make their homes in steep, rocky, complex terrain, holing up during the day in a shelter, such as a cave, overhang or dense vegetation. At night they come out into the surrounding countryside to feed.
Known as Australia's "marsupial gymnasts", these endearing critters occupy the ecological niche inhabited by goats and mountain sheep on other continents. Unfortunately, feral goats, introduced by Europeans, are able to out-compete the hapless rock wallaby and destroy its fragile habitat. Non-native red foxes also represent a challenge, as they prey on young rock wallabies. These adorable Aussie natives inhabit the remoteness the Australia's Great Dividing Range, from southwest Queensland to Victoria’s Grampians Mountains.
Obverse
A mother rock wallaby and her little joey forage under the light of a full moon in their native, rocky terrain. The scene sports a proprietary black treatment to simulate the nighttime. The legends AUSTRALIA AT NIGHT and ROCK WALLABY denote the theme.
Reverse
His Majesty, King Charles III, in profile effigy facing left. This portrait was executed by the engraver Jody Clark. The legend CHARLES III, the date of issue and denomination also appear, while the legend 1 OZ 999 SILVER guarantees the weight and purity.
Packaging
The coin is encapsulated
inside a
luxurious clamshell-style presentation case, lined with black velvet
and satin, and protected by a full color outer cardboard box. An
individually-numbered certificate of authenticity is included.
Image of the back side of the certificate is mint-supplied and for general reference only. Serial number on image is NOT indicative of the serial number you will receive!
Specifications
Niue
Niue is an island nation in the South Pacific. Although it is completely self-governing and independent, it remains in free association with New Zealand, a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, hence the portrait of the British monarch on most of its coinage. The country is located about 1,450 miles northeast of New Zealand. It is closest to Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. It is one of the largest coral islands in the world, with a total area of 260 square kilometers. Niueans are predominantly Polynesian; most are bilingual, speaking both Niuean and English.
Image of the back side of the certificate is mint-supplied and for general reference only. Serial number on image is NOT indicative of the serial number you will receive!
Specifications
| Country | Niue |
| Year of Issue | 2024 |
| Face Value | One Dollar |
| Weight | 31.39 g |
| Diameter | 38.6 mm |
| Mintage Limit | 1,000 |
| Finish | Proof with Proprietary Black Proof Finish |
| Composition | .999 Fine (Pure) Silver |
| Edge | Serrated (milled, reeded) |
| Artist | Jody Clark (reverse) |
| Certificate | Individually Numbered |
Niue
Niue is an island nation in the South Pacific. Although it is completely self-governing and independent, it remains in free association with New Zealand, a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, hence the portrait of the British monarch on most of its coinage. The country is located about 1,450 miles northeast of New Zealand. It is closest to Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. It is one of the largest coral islands in the world, with a total area of 260 square kilometers. Niueans are predominantly Polynesian; most are bilingual, speaking both Niuean and English.
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