2007 $1 Coin - The Ashes 1882 - 2007
2007 $1 Coin - The Ashes 1882 - 2007
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2007 $1 Uncirculated Carded Coin – The Ashes 125th Anniversary (1882–2007)
Celebrate one of world sport's greatest and most enduring rivalries with this official 2007 $1 uncirculated coin from the Royal Australian Mint. Issued to commemorate the 125th anniversary of The Ashes test cricket series between Australia and England, this release pays homage to a legend born from a famous mock obituary in 1882 after Australia's historic victory at The Oval.
Struck in aluminium bronze to a brilliant uncirculated standard, the coin's reverse depicts the iconic Ashes urn flanked by a British lion and an Australian kangaroo set above crossed cricket bats. Housed in its original, vibrant presentation coincard showcasing historic cricketing milestones, this issue is limited to a maximum mintage of 50,000 coins worldwide.
Specifications
- Year of Issue: 2007
- Theme: 125 Years of The Ashes Cricket Series (1882–2007)
- Denomination: $1
- Finish: Uncirculated
- Metal Content: Aluminium Bronze (AlBr)
- Mass: 9.00g
- Diameter: 25.00mm
- Maximum Mintage: Limited to 50,000 coins
- Obverse Effigy: Ian Rank-Broadley portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
- Packaging: Official Royal Australian Mint illustrated presentation card
- Issuer / Mint: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra
Design Details & Key Features
- Iconic Ashes Artwork: The reverse artwork features a detailed rendering of the famous Ashes urn flanked by the British lion and Australian kangaroo above crossed cricket bats.
- Sporting Heritage Tribute: Marks 125 years of legendary cricketing battles between Australia and England since the birth of the Ashes in 1882.
- Ian Rank-Broadley Obverse: Features the official 4th circulating coinage effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
- Illustrated Presentation Card: Encapsulated inside a colourful RAM display card packed with statistical highlights and historic cricket trivia.
Condition and Presentation Note
- Uncirculated Standard Quality: Coin is in original uncirculated condition, protected within its official presentation card.
- Packaging Wear Note: Official presentation cards and outer paper sleeves may display minor superficial edge wear, subtle corner softening, or light handling marks consistent with manufacturing, transit, and warehousing.
