2010 $1 Coin - Centenary of Australian Coinage – 'B' Privy Mark

Single uncirculated coin, originally released as part of the 2010 "Centenary of Australian Coinage" Four-Coin Privy Mark Set. Supplied in a brand-new 2x2 Mylar coin flip for protection.

• 2010 $1 Commemorative Coin featuring the 'B' (Brisbane) Privy Mark.
• Commemorates the 100th Anniversary of Australian Coinage (1910–2010), marking the historic moment Australia established its own national currency.
• Struck to Uncirculated standard by the Royal Australian Mint in Aluminium-Bronze.
• Unique Reverse Design: A highly detailed representation of the four English monarchs who have appeared on Australian pre-decimal coinage. From left to right: Queen Elizabeth II, George VI, George V, and Edward VII.
• Obverse Design: Features the 1910 Australian Coat of Arms, paying tribute to the original designs seen on the first silver florins, shillings, sixpences, and threepences.
• Designer: Vladimir Gottwald.
• Mintage Information: This set-exclusive coin had a strictly limited release of 30,990 units (standard set) plus 600 (ANDA Brisbane set), for a total of 31,590 pieces.

Please Note:

• This listing is for the single 'B' Privy Mark coin only, supplied in a protective Mylar flip.
• Condition Note: Due to damage, this coin was carefully removed from its original four-coin presentation folder.
  
• As an uncirculated coin, it retains its original mint lustre. Please note that minor natural toning or spotting is characteristic of aluminium-bronze coins from this era.
• Please refer to the high-resolution images to evaluate the coin's exact condition before purchase.
  

About this Coin:

The 2010 "Centenary of Coinage" dollar is one of the most artistically unique releases in the decimal series. It is the first time all four monarchs of the 20th century were depicted together on a single Australian coin, beautifully sculpted by Vladimir Gottwald. Because the 'B' (Brisbane) privy mark was never issued for general circulation and was restricted to these low-mintage collector sets, it remains a "key" commemorative for those seeking to complete a comprehensive $1 collection.