This famous, and one of the most sought Tuvalu Deadly and Dangerous Commemorative Silver Coin Set (From Red-Back Spider to Box Jellyfish)
2011 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin (Russian Edition): RED-BACK SPIDER (Scientific Name: Latrodectus hasseltti ) All the entomologists in the world use Latrodectus hasseltti to teach and/or talk about this dangerous insect Not red-back spider in scientific conferences.
This 2011 silver coin is genuine and official Russian Edition (With Scientific Name on Coin!!!) of the famous Deadly and Dangerous series by Perth Mint from original 2006 Tuvalu Red-Back Spider. The scientific name was used on this coin instead of using common English name. Perth Mint minted these silver coins specifically for Russian market with a strictly limited Mintage of 2000 pcs, and only few of them escaped from Russia, as the consequence, this RED-BACK SPIDER (Russian edition) is more rare and harder to find on coin market than 2006 original edition (5000 pcs)!!! Current market price for 2006 red-back spider silver coin is about $1100 based on closed eBay transactions in the past, and it is believed that its collectible value is going higher and higherâ¦..So this coin is used for a representative of how amazing a coin collectible value can be by some coin dealers!!!!! This 2011 silver spider come with 2006 original paper outer box and traditional dangerous wooden display box.
For info about this dangerous spider go to following link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redback_spider
2007 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin:
Great White Shark (Scientific Name: Carcharodon carcharias)
This is the second coin released in the series of Deadly and Dangerous Coin Program. The Great White Shark is the most feared predator in the sea. Even though most of us will never see a Great White, or White Pointer, weâve almost certainly watched Jaws, and can imagine the terror of an encounter with this deadly and dangerous monster from the deep. Struck from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality, this dramatic coin allows you to come face-to-face with a Great White Shark. The reverse portrays a chilling colored image of the gaping jaws and conical snout of a Great White Shark.
2008 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin:
Blue Ringed Octopus (Scientific Name: Hapalochlaena)
Armed with an immensely toxic poison, the Blue Ringed Octopus is famed for the luminous quality of its visual defence mechanism. Whenever it feels threatened, iridescent blue rings and lines quickly appear all over its body and tentacles. A stunning example of The Perth Mintâs coloured minting skills, the coin is struck from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality. The reverse portrays the deadly and dangerous Blue Ringed Octopus displaying its vivid blue markings.
2009 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin:
Saltwater Crocodile (Scientific Name: )
Think of Australiaâs most dangerous animal. Even though this series has already featured a red-back spider, great white shark and blue-ringed octopus, many would argue that the title should go to the saltwater crocodile. The coin is struck by The Perth Mint from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality. The coinâs reverse portrays Australiaâs deadly and dangerous saltwater crocodile with its jaws agape.
2010 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin
Eastern Brown Snake (Scientific Name: )
Of all Australiaâs most dangerous animals, the Eastern Brown Snake ranks as one of the deadliest. Found along Australiaâs highly-populated east coast, itâs an aggressive snake with extremely toxic venom. The coin is struck by The Perth Mint from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality. The coinâs reverse depicts a spectacular colored image of an Eastern Brown Snake. With its head high and neck in an âSâ shape, the agitated animal is ready to strike.
2011 Tuvalu 1 oz 999 Silver Proof Coin
Box Jellyfish
Never underestimate your chances of encountering these venomous villains, particularly during the wet season when they like to lurk near the coast. The toxins on their long, dangly tentacles can be so perilous that surviving the excruciating effects of a bad sting is considered a medical miracle!
All of these coins come with COAs and Perth Mintâs unique âDEADLY and DANGEROUSâ display cases.