2013 Southern Sky Pavo Domed $5 Silver Proof

2013 Southern Sky Pavo Domed $5 Silver ProofPavo is a small constellation in the southern sky, named after the peacock. Introduced by Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius in the late 16th century, it is part of the Johann Bayer star atlas Uranometria (1603). Pavo contains several deep sky objects, including the bright star Peacock (Alpha Pavonis) and the Pavo Galaxy Group. Note: outer box is quite sticky which was a very common issue for this series.

depicting a sickly green adult alien

Grade: about Extremely Fine

Both the $1 and $2 ‘Australia’ banner types

issued by the Royal Australian Mint

Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

With silver embossing Coins on the lid and padded cover

According to Chinese culture

Virgo stands in gentle elegance and Sagittarius aims with celestial precision

Struck from 1/5oz of fine gold and finished to the Mint's impeccable proof standard

50c Collection issued by Downies/Sherwood

Unlike some other metals

coin has been priced accordingly