Australia 1 dollar Wombat Opal Wildlife Fauna PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2012

The Australia 1 Dollar Wombat Opal silver coin 2012 is an exquisite release from the Perth Mint’s innovative Opal Series, combining fine silver with the brilliance of natural Australian opal. Struck from .999 silver, it honors the wombat — a unique marsupial native to Australia, symbolizing resilience and the rich diversity of the continent’s fauna. The reverse features a central opal inlay, where the shimmering gemstone has been laser-cut to depict a detailed wombat motif, radiating with iridescent flashes of blue, green, and fiery hues. Around the opal are finely engraved sprigs of native Australian flora, the Southern Cross constellation, and a full moon, with the inscription WOMBAT and the Perth Mint “P” mintmark.

The obverse displays Ian Rank-Broadley’s effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, highlighted by a radiant sunburst background. The surrounding inscriptions read: ELIZABETH II – AUSTRALIA – 1 DOLLAR – 2012 – 1oz 999 SILVER.

Certified PR69DCAM by PCGS, this coin is nearly perfect and highly collectible. With its opal artistry, limited mintage, and strong cultural symbolism, it stands as one of the most distinctive issues of the Opal Wildlife series.

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