Royal Australian Mint 2007 silver coin with a design of surfers and a lifeboat, featuring the text '5 Dollars' and 'Year of the Surf Life Saver'.

2007 Year of the Surf Lifesaver Silver Proof Coin

$170.00
$170.00
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Royal Australian Mint 2007 silver coin with a design of surfers and a lifeboat, featuring the text '5 Dollars' and 'Year of the Surf Life Saver'.
2007 Year of the Surf Lifesaver Silver Proof Coin

2007 Year of the Surf Lifesaver Silver Proof Coin

$170.00
$170.00
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Honour Australia's surf lifesaving heritage with the 2007 $5 Year of the Lifesaver silver proof from the Royal Australian Mint. This premium coin dramatically captures a rescue boat powering through breakers.

Highlights:

  • Proof finish, 99.9% pure silver
  • 1.17oz Actual Silver Weight (ASW)
  • Numbered Certificate of Authenticity
  • Limited mintage of 12,500

Product overview

Surf lifesavers have protected Australian beaches since 1907, when the first clubs were formed to combat deadly rips that claimed countless lives.

This proof coin's reverse powerfully depicts a lifeboat surging through massive waves, crewed by rescuers, embodying the courage that defines the nation's beach culture. The dynamic composition honours a century of vigilance that saved generations from the surf.

Struck by the Royal Australian Mint in 99.9% silver weighing 36.31g and measuring 38.74mm, the obverse features Queen Elizabeth II's fourth portrait.

Limited to 12,500 pieces with a mirror-proof finish, it appeals to collectors of Australian cultural icons or the maritime heritage series. Includes a numbered certificate of authenticity and presentation packaging.

What's included

Item Details & Condition
Coin: Mint
Certificate of authenticity: Yes
Presentation case: Yes (Excellent)
Outer box: Yes (Excellent)
Coin capsule: Yes

Condition terms explained

We use a simple, consistent set of terms on each product page so you know exactly what to expect when your order arrives. These descriptions focus on honest visual inspection rather than formal grading.
Coin terms
  • Mint - The coin is in Mint, uncirculated condition, with no visible marks to the naked eye under standard lighting. It is supplied in its original capsule or protective packaging, as applicable.
  • Mint (Minor milk spots) - The coin is in Mint, uncirculated condition, but there are small, cloudy white spots on the surface, likely from the minting or planchetting process, a common feature of modern bullion and proof issues. These spots are cosmetic only and do not affect the coin’s metal content, purity, or authenticity.
  • Mint (Light toning) - The coin is in Mint, uncirculated condition, but shows light natural colour changes on the surface, such as pale gold, blue, or rainbow hues from normal ageing and storage. Many collectors view this gentle toning as part of the coin’s character rather than a defect, and it does not affect purity or authenticity.
Presentation case and outer box terms
  • Excellent - The presentation case, or outer box, is in immaculate condition, with only minimal signs of handling or storage, and is suitable for gifting or display.
  • Light scuffs - There are light, surface-level rub marks or slight colour wear from normal handling or sliding against other surfaces. The material is not deeply scratched or broken, and the case or box structure is unaffected.
  • Corner dings - One or more corners show small but clear indentations where the case or box has been knocked. The corner is slightly flattened or recessed, but the item remains fully functional and protective.
  • Minor creases - There are visible fold lines in the cardboard or paperboard where it has been bent, often appearing as a straight line on a lid or edge. These creases are cosmetic only and do not affect the box's ability to open, close, or protect the coin.
  • Age-related discolouration/foxing - The surface shows patchy, often whitish, yellowish, or grey areas that develop over time due to age, humidity, or breakdown of the covering material. This is common on older or velour-style cases and shippers and is cosmetic only; it does not affect the coin inside.

Specifications

Specification Details
Mint: Royal Australian Mint
Year: 2007
Metal: Silver
Weight: Other (oz)
Fineness (% purity): 99.9%
Denomination(s): 5 dollars
Maximum mintage: 12,500
Finish: Proof
Legal tender: Australia

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