2004 $1 Coin - 150th Anniversary of the End of the Eureka Stockade

2004 Australian $1 Coin - 150th Anniversary of the Eureka Stockade

Own a piece of Australian history with this 2004 $1 coin commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade. This significant event, a rebellion by gold miners in Ballarat, Victoria, is considered a pivotal moment in Australia's journey towards democracy. This aluminium-bronze coin, featuring a variety of unique counterstamps, is a powerful reminder of the struggle for civil liberties and a must-have for any collector of Australian history.

Features:

• Limited Mintage: This commemorative coin was produced in limited numbers with five distinct counterstamps:
  • 'B' Brisbane Counterstamp: 32,142 (General Sale)
  • 'C' Canberra Counterstamp: 70,913 (General & Dealer Sales)
  • 'E' Eureka Counterstamp: 89,276 (General Sale) – A unique counterstamp struck at the Eureka Centre in Ballarat.
  • 'M' Melbourne Counterstamp: 28,342 (General Sale)
  • 'S' Sydney Counterstamp: 35,483 (General Sale)
• Historical Significance: The coin's design symbolises the spirit of the Eureka Stockade, representing the fight for fairness, representation, and democratic rights.
• 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 Collector's Item: This 2004 $1 coin is a powerful symbol of Australian democracy and a valuable addition to any collection commemorating our nation's history. Secure this piece of the Eureka legacy today!