2005 $1 Australian Antarctic Territory Leopard Seal 1oz Silver Coloured Proof Coin Silver - Subscription Coin Its opening on 19 March

Its opening on 19 March 1932 was marked by controversy

especially lucky red envelopes filled with money

Melbourne Zoo has been caring for wildlife for 150 years and is currently home to three Goodfellow’s Tree-Kangaroos

It was the king’s suggestion to include the Round Tower of Windsor Castle flying the Royal Standard

Their child will be third in line to the throne

2005 $1 Australian Antarctic Territory Leopard Seal 1oz Silver Coloured Proof Coin Silver - Subscription Coin Its opening on 19 MarchLeopard Seals occur exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere, generally inhabiting pack ice surrounding the Antarctic continent. The coin's reverse depicts a coloured image of a Leopard Seal (Hydrurga leptonyx) and its pup, which appear within the outline of Antarctica. As well as the inscription LEOPARD SEAL: 2005, the reverse includes the words Australian Antarctic Territory and the Mints traditional P mintmark.