2023 Australia $1 1-oz Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish BU

The Most Venomous Marine Animal In The Ocean

You wouldn’t know it from looking at it, but Australia’s Box Jellyfish is the most venomous marine animal in the ocean. Just one sting from this little beastie could be enough to not only ruin your vacation snorkeling about the Great Barrier Reef, but it could send you to a watery grave! With a toxin that attacks the heart, nervous system, and skin cells, the sting of a Box Jellyfish has been described as being so overpoweringly painful that it’s been known to cause cardiac arrest, paralysis, or death in just a few minutes, meaning if you’re stung by one of these creatures you might die before you even reach shore! Survivors often experience excruciating pain for weeks and are often left with significant scarring where the tentacles made contact.

Though beautiful to look at, the Box Jellyfish rightfully owns a loathsome reputation that places it high among the list of Australia’s most dangerous creatures. That reputation has also earned it a spot in the Royal Australian Mint’s Most Dangerous Series as the fourth release in the coin program.

Australia’s Venomous Box Jellyfish In Its ocean Environment

This legal-tender $1 coin is oozing with menace as a smack of Box Jellyfish bob their way across its surface. The design shows the little invertebrates in their ocean environment with their long tentacles streaming around like venomous needles ready to strike. Struck in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver, the coin literally glimmers thanks to its original Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition that features razor sharp details that are fresh, crisp, and clean.

Australia’s Box Jellyfish are pale blue “sea wasps” that are transparent in color. They get their name from the cube-like shape of their bell from which grow as many as 15 tentacles, each extending up to 10 feet in length with about 5,000 stinging cells. They are a highly advanced species of jellyfish—which is a weird thing to say since they have no central nervous system—having developed the ability to move rather than just drift, cruising around the ocean at speeds of up to four knots, or roughly 5 miles per hour. We don’t know about you but that’s pretty fast when you consider that the average swimmer churns away at around 2 miles per hour! Clearly, the only place you’ll want to see this deadly creature is in your coin collection!

Don’t Miss out! Order Yours Today!

The worldwide limited mintage for this 2023 Australia $1 One-Ounce Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coin has been set at just 25,000. Silver stackers, collectors, and fans of this oceanic terror will all want to add this coin to their collection. Make sure you don’t feel the sting of missing out; add one—or several—to your cart today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• FOURTH RELEASE IN MOST DANGEROUS SERIES – This coin is the fourth release in the Most Dangerous Series and depicts the feared Australian Box Jellyfish. The coin’s obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.
• STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coin was struck by the Royal Australian mint in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver.
• LEGAL-TENDER COIN – These One-Ounce Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coins are $1 legal tender in Australia and measures 40 mm in diameter.
• BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED CONDITION – Your 2023 Australia $1 One-Ounce Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coin will come in original Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition.
• LIMITED EDITION RELEASE – The maximum worldwide edition limit for the 2023 Australia $1 One-Ounce Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coin has been set at 25,000.

Missing out on this coin would really sting, so add the 2023 Australia $1 One-Ounce Silver Most Dangerous Series: Box Jellyfish Coin to your collection today!