1992 $10 Coin - State Series - Northern Territory - Silver Uncirculated
1992 $10 Coin - State Series - Northern Territory - Silver Uncirculated
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Own a piece of Australian numismatic history with this 1992 Royal Australian Mint $10 silver uncirculated coin honouring the Northern Territory.
Part of the renowned "State Series" (1985-1993), this coin was struck in .925 fine silver and remains housed in its original large fold-out card, preserving its pristine uncirculated condition.
With a mintage of 24,164, 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: 1992
- Country: Australia
- Mint: Royal Australian Mint
- Denomination: $10
- Metal: Sterling Silver (.925 fine)
- Condition: Uncirculated
- Mintage: 24,164
- Packaging: Original large fold-out card.
A Brief History of the Northern Territory:
The Northern Territory, a vast and diverse region of Australia, boasts a rich history dating back tens of thousands of years. Prior to European settlement, it was home to numerous Aboriginal groups, including the Arrernte, Larrakia, and Yolngu peoples, who have maintained a deep connection to the land.
The Northern Territory was officially separated from South Australia in 1911. Its history is marked by the development of the pastoral industry, the discovery of minerals, and the strategic importance of Darwin during World War II.
Today, the Northern Territory is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Kakadu National Park, and the rugged beauty of the outback. It is a place where ancient Aboriginal culture and modern Australian life coexist.
