1986 $10 Silver Uncirculated Coin - State Series - South Australia

1985 Australian $10 Silver Uncirculated Coin - State Series - South Australia

Own a piece of Australian numismatic history with this 1985 Royal Australian Mint $10 silver uncirculated coin honouring the State of South Australia.

• Year & Denomination: 1985 $10 Legal Tender
• Series: The Royal Australian Mint's "State Series"
• Mintage: A limited mintage of 78,100
• Composition: Sterling Silver (.925 fine)
• Obverse Design: Features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Raphael Maklouf
• Reverse Design: Depicts the Coat of Arms of South Australia, with a piping shrike on a gum tree, along with the name 'SOUTH AUSTRALIA' and the dates '1836-1985'
• Condition & Packaging: Remains housed in its original protective wallet and card, with all coins being in a similar condition to that shown in stock images

About this Coin

Known as the "Festival State," South Australia was established as a "free province" in 1836. This coin, struck in fine silver, commemorates its rich history and legacy as a pioneer in areas like women's suffrage. As part of the "State Series," this coin is a fantastic opportunity for collectors to acquire a piece of Australian history.