2003 $1 Coin - 50th Anniversary of the end of the Korean War

2003 Australian $1 Coin - Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the End of the Korean War

This 2003 Australian $1 coin commemorates the 50th anniversary of the end of the Korean War. It's a poignant tribute to the Australian servicemen and women who fought in this significant conflict.

Special Counterstamped Editions:

To further enhance its collectability, this coin was released with four special counterstamps, each representing a different Australian city and numismatic event:

• 2003 (B) - Brisbane Counterstamp (ANDA Show): Mintage of 34,949
• 2003 (C) - Canberra Counterstamp (Gallery Press): Mintage of 93,572
• 2003 (M) - Melbourne Counterstamp (Royal Melbourne Show): Mintage of 36,142
• 2003 (S) - Sydney Counterstamp (ANDA Show): Mintage of 36,091

Condition:

• Uncirculated Condition: Each coin is in uncirculated condition, preserving its original mint lustre and showcasing the intricate details of the design. Some coins may display attractive toning, a natural occurrence that adds character and value to older coins.
• Original Packaging: Each coin is supplied in its original presentation card, which may show minor signs of wear consistent with its age. To ensure long-term protection, some coins may be transferred to archival-quality Mylar flips.

A Piece of History:

This $1 coin is not just a piece of currency, but a tangible reminder of Australia's involvement in the Korean War and a tribute to the sacrifices made. Secure yours today and own a piece of Australian numismatic history.