Australia 1 dollar Davis Antartic Station Ship PR69 PCGS silver coin 2007

The 2007 Australian $1 silver coin “Davis Antarctic Station” is a tribute to one of Australia’s most important polar research bases and the spirit of Antarctic exploration. Struck in 1 oz of .999 silver and certified PR69DCAM by PCGS, it belongs to the Australian Antarctic Territory series, celebrating milestones in science and discovery.

On the obverse, the coin depicts the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, surrounded by inscriptions ELIZABETH II – AUSTRALIA – 1 DOLLAR. The reverse presents a detailed and symbolic scene: a research ship navigating Antarctic waters, set against the icy continent, with the station’s colorful flags fluttering in the background. Around the edge appear the inscriptions DAVIS STATION 1957–2007 and AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC TERRITORY. The coin’s design combines silver brilliance with selective coloring, adding depth to the frozen landscape and ship imagery.

Opened in 1957, Davis Station became a cornerstone of Australia’s polar research, advancing knowledge in meteorology, biology, and climate studies. This coin not only honors scientific achievement but also highlights the resilience of those who work in extreme conditions. With its rarity, prooflike quality, and cultural significance, it is a highly desirable collectible for numismatists worldwide.

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