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8 hours ago, PapaLazarou said:
2011 RAM 1oz $1 Silver Proof Allied Rock Wallaby  
 
The 2011 Royal Australian Mint Kangaroo  features the allied rock-wallaby. These marsupials are part of the macropod family, meaning ‘great footed’ and are found mainly in north-east Queensland and on the nearby Palm and Magnetic Islands.
 
There's not much more to be said about this somewhat underwhelming design by Wojciech Pietranik - a coin which is unlikely to be remembered as the most inspired of his creations. The detailing is, as always, excellent and remains a dependable factor in this series.
 

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I see what you mean its the front paws for me they just don't look right a bit frozen and wooden if you know what I mean but still great details again with the fur and muscle tone 

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6 hours ago, PapaLazarou said:
2003 Silver Proof 1oz $1 Kangaroo - "Jirrah-Watty"
 
Featuring a design by acclaimed Aboriginal artist Ray Thomas of the Gunnai people in Gippsland, Victoria, the coin depicts "Jirrah-Watty" – the Big Kangaroo – in full flight. With bold muscular line-work underscoring the animal’s power and predominance, a delicate finish applied to the background envelopes the horizon in a shimmering heat haze, along with the distant silhouettes of another stalwart of the outback, the grass tree. Ray Thomas spent many years researching his Gunnai people’s myths, legends, designs and body marks. The patterned line-work and motifs are characteristic of the indigenous peoples throughout South-East Australia.
 
The corresponding "frostie" has a raised polished image with frosted background and was crafted by Vladimir Gottwald, Engraver at the Royal Australian Mint
 
This proof kangaroo is, in my opinion, the clear number one of the entire Skippy collection. A truly and outstandingly beautiful coin - I hope it goes some way towards mitigation regarding my previous post.
 

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Another stunner love the diversity  in the designs year on year 

Nice close ups too

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9 hours ago, PapaLazarou said:
2003 Silver Proof 1oz $1 Kangaroo - "Jirrah-Watty"
 
Featuring a design by acclaimed Aboriginal artist Ray Thomas of the Gunnai people in Gippsland, Victoria, the coin depicts "Jirrah-Watty" – the Big Kangaroo – in full flight. With bold muscular line-work underscoring the animal’s power and predominance, a delicate finish applied to the background envelopes the horizon in a shimmering heat haze, along with the distant silhouettes of another stalwart of the outback, the grass tree. Ray Thomas spent many years researching his Gunnai people’s myths, legends, designs and body marks. The patterned line-work and motifs are characteristic of the indigenous peoples throughout South-East Australia.
 
The corresponding "frostie" has a raised polished image with frosted background and was crafted by Vladimir Gottwald, Engraver at the Royal Australian Mint
 
This proof kangaroo is, in my opinion, the clear number one of the entire Skippy collection. A truly and outstandingly beautiful coin - I hope it goes some way towards mitigation regarding my previous post.
 

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I totally agree with you this is the Kangaroos balls to put it nicely love the movement the artist has managed to create thanks for sharing this just a little bit jealous now lol maybe later in my stavk ill be able to get beautiful silver like this 😀 

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