1999 $1 Coin - The Last ANZACS

1999 Australian $1 Coin - The Last ANZACs

Features:

• Limited Mintage: This commemorative coin was produced in limited quantities across five different Australian shows, each with its own distinct mintmark:
  • 'A' Adelaide Mintmark: 28,681 (Royal Adelaide Show)
  • 'B' Brisbane Mintmark: 33,634 (Royal Brisbane Show)
  • 'C' Canberra Mintmark: 126,161 (Gallery Press)
  • 'M' Melbourne Mintmark: 49,841 (Royal Melbourne Show)
  • 'S' Sydney Mintmark: 53,286 (Royal Sydney Show)
• Historical Significance: This coin marks a poignant moment in Australian history, honouring the last surviving ANZACs and their extraordinary service. It also represents a numismatic milestone as the first $1 coin to feature the 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
• Original Packaging: Each coin is supplied with its original coin card, preserving its authenticity. Please note that some cards may have minor wear due to their age, but all remain in good, clean condition. Cards are supplied folded.
• Preservation: To ensure long-term protection, some coins may be transferred to archival-quality Mylar coin flips.
• Natural Character: As with many coins of this age, some may display attractive toning due to natural ageing and storage, further enhancing their unique character.

A Collector's Item: This 1999 $1 coin is a moving tribute to the ANZAC spirit and a valuable addition to any collection commemorating Australian military history or numismatic milestones.