No. 106926625

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Australia. 1 Dollar 2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU
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Australia. 1 Dollar 2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU

2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU Year: 2020 Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Country: Australia Denomination: $1 AUD Metal Content: 1 troy oz Purity: .999 Fine Silver Diameter: 33.9 mm Mintage: 20,000 pcs This unique, triangular-shaped coin depicts the Zuytdorp, one of Australia's shipwrecks in 1 ounce of .999 fine Silver. There is a limited mintage of 20,000 coins available in this release. This third release of the Australia's Shipwreck series from Royal Australian Mint follows the Vergulde Draeck, and depicts a part of Australia's maritime history. The design shows the story of the shipwreck and events that followed on this limited mintage, Silver coin. In 1711, Dutch East India Company trading ship, the Zuytdorp (meaning ‘South Village’), set out from the Netherlands for Batavia on what was to be its third and final voyage. Onboard were more than 200 men and precious cargo comprising 250,000 silver coins. After nearly seven months at sea with scurvy claiming the lives of many men, the Zuytdorp continued its journey from the Cape of Good Hope via the Indian Ocean. Zuytdorp never arrived at Batavia and with no knowledge of where it may have sunk or whether it had been taken by pirates, no search was ever made. The wreck was found more than 200 years later off the coast of Western Australia along a stretch now known as the Zuytdorp Cliffs. Divers of the wreck have reported a ‘Carpet of Silver’ – the result of thousands of silver coins strewn along the ocean floor. These coins inscribed with ‘Zeeland’ and ‘1711’ helped identify the wreck as the ill-fated Zuytdorp, which still abounds in mystery today. We reserve the right to cancel any orders (including second offers) not paid within 24h of auction ending. Follow tracking of purchased items to avoid returns. We don't combine orders. The images used in this listing may be stock or promotional photographs provided by the Mint or manufacturer. They are for illustrative purposes only. The actual item may vary slightly in appearance, including tone, colour, brightness, finish, or surface details, depending on production and lighting conditions.

No. 106926625

No longer available
Australia. 1 Dollar 2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU

Australia. 1 Dollar 2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU

2020 1 oz $1 AUD Australian Silver Zuytdorp Shipwreck Triangular Coin BU

Year: 2020
Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated
Country: Australia
Denomination: $1 AUD
Metal Content: 1 troy oz
Purity: .999 Fine Silver
Diameter: 33.9 mm
Mintage: 20,000 pcs

This unique, triangular-shaped coin depicts the Zuytdorp, one of Australia's shipwrecks in 1 ounce of .999 fine Silver. There is a limited mintage of 20,000 coins available in this release. This third release of the Australia's Shipwreck series from Royal Australian Mint follows the Vergulde Draeck, and depicts a part of Australia's maritime history. The design shows the story of the shipwreck and events that followed on this limited mintage, Silver coin.

In 1711, Dutch East India Company trading ship, the Zuytdorp (meaning ‘South Village’), set out from the Netherlands for Batavia on what was to be its third and final voyage. Onboard were more than 200 men and precious cargo comprising 250,000 silver coins.

After nearly seven months at sea with scurvy claiming the lives of many men, the Zuytdorp continued its journey from the Cape of Good Hope via the Indian Ocean.

Zuytdorp never arrived at Batavia and with no knowledge of where it may have sunk or whether it had been taken by pirates, no search was ever made. The wreck was found more than 200 years later off the coast of Western Australia along a stretch now known as the Zuytdorp Cliffs. Divers of the wreck have reported a ‘Carpet of Silver’ – the result of thousands of silver coins strewn along the ocean floor. These coins inscribed with ‘Zeeland’ and ‘1711’ helped identify the wreck as the ill-fated Zuytdorp, which still abounds in mystery today.


We reserve the right to cancel any orders (including second offers) not paid within 24h of auction ending.

Follow tracking of purchased items to avoid returns. We don't combine orders.

The images used in this listing may be stock or promotional photographs provided by the Mint or manufacturer. They are for illustrative purposes only. The actual item may vary slightly in appearance, including tone, colour, brightness, finish, or surface details, depending on production and lighting conditions.

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Yunheng Deng
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Estimate € 150 - € 200

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