2010 PNC - Australia Remembers - Lost Soldiers of Fromelles

2010 Australia Remembers: Lost Soldiers of Fromelles 20c Stamp and Coin Cover (PNC) Australia Post – Royal Australian Mint (Issue 06)

• A Poignant Tribute to the Fallen: Commemorates the brave men of the 1916 Battle of Fromelles—one of the darkest and most tragic chapters in Australian military history, where the 5th Australian Division suffered over 5,533 casualties in less than 24 hours, honouring their profound sacrifice on the Western Front.
• Fromelles Commemorative 20c Coin: Features an uncirculated legal tender 20c cupro-nickel coin struck by the Royal Australian Mint, displaying a moving reverse design honouring the fallen soldiers and the discovery of the Pheasant Wood burial ground, paired with Ian Rank-Broadley's effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse.
• Integrated Philatelic Presentation: Includes an official 60c Australia Post commemorative stamp cancelled with an official First Day of Issue pictorial postmark dated 19 July 2010, presented on an authentic full-colour illustrated display envelope honouring the recovery and dignified internment of Australia's lost soldiers with full military honours.
• Strictly Limited Collector Issue: Released as official PNC Issue 06 of 2010 in the prestigious collaborative series between Australia Post and the Royal Australian Mint, restricted to a strictly limited mintage of only 26,150 covers worldwide, making it an essential acquisition for military historians, Anzac centenary collectors, philatelists, and numismatists.
• Condition: Uncirculated coin in original presentation cover, remaining in excellent condition. Please note that minor handling or shelf wear may be present on the outer packaging.