1989 $10 Silver Uncirculated Coin - State Series - Queensland

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

Part of the renowned "State Series" (1985-1993), this coin was struck in .925 fine silver and remains housed in its original protective folder and sleeve, preserving its pristine uncirculated condition.

With a mintage of 48,929, this coin represents a fantastic opportunity for collectors to acquire a piece of Australian history.

(Coin shown is a stock image; all products are in similar condition.)

Specifications:

• Year: 1985
• Country: Australia
• Mint: Royal Australian Mint
• Denomination: $10
• Metal: Sterling Silver (.925 fine)
• Condition: Uncirculated
• Mintage: 48,929
• Packaging: Original protective folder and sleeve.

A Brief History of Queensland:

Known as the "Sunshine State," Queensland boasts a vibrant history intertwined with Aboriginal culture and European settlement. Prior to European arrival, diverse Aboriginal groups thrived across the region, including the Kabi Kabi, Yuggera, and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Initially part of New South Wales, Queensland was established as a separate colony in 1859. Its growth was fueled by pastoralism, the discovery of gold, and the development of agriculture, particularly sugarcane. Queensland is also renowned for its stunning natural beauty, from the Great Barrier Reef to its lush rainforests and iconic beaches. Today, it's a thriving state with a diverse economy, a growing population, and a laid-back lifestyle.