1995 Charles Todd $5 Silver Proof Coin

1995 Charles Todd $5 Silver Proof CoinCharles Todd was a famous Australian pioneer of telecommunications and astronomy. He was instrumental in the construction of the Overland Telegraph Line, connecting Australia to the rest of the world, and later established the Adelaide Observatory. His contributions to Australian science and technology were recognized when the Todd crater on the moon was named in his honor. Weight: 35. 79 grams Purity: 92. 5% Silver Actual Silver Weight: 1. 06oz

Medallion features a glass centre that is see through

we find an image of Minerva

the coins in the range feature an exclusive Platinum Jubilee design by the renowned heraldic artist Timothy Noad on the reverse

Note: coin may vary from image

the uncirculated aluminium bronze coin is housed in a beautifully designed card with a circular window revealing the coin's reverse and obverse designs

Spes standing to left holding flower and lifting skirt

the accession of King Charles III

and scuttled by her crew

Celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee with an exquisite memento of unrivalled beauty - expected to be extremely sought after by collectors

Affixed to the envelope are two official Australia Post $1

This set was obtained by a high ranking New Zealand Government official on the occasion of the introduction of decimal currency to New Zealand on July 10

but his exact birth date is unknown