2017 Legends of the ANZACs: Medals of Honour (Individual Coincards)
2017 Legends of the ANZACs: Medals of Honour (Individual Coincards)
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2017 Legends of the ANZACs: Medals of Honour (Individual Coincards)
Honour the legendary heritage of Australia's service personnel with the 2017 Legends of the ANZACs: Medals of Honour series. Released by the Royal Australian Mint in partnership with News Corp Australia, this highly poignant collection marks the grand centenary commemorative period of the ANZAC story. Each issue intricately explores a specific Imperial or Australian military decoration awarded for conspicuous gallantry, distinguished service, or operational duty over the past century.
Select your preferred individual coin from the available variety list to complete your collection matrix or replace a missing piece in your display album. Each coin arrives beautifully secured in its original, official thematic biographical presentation card as initially distributed.
Specifications
- Year of Issue: 2017
- Denomination: 20 Cents (10 Variants) & 25 Cents (4 Variants)
- Composition: Cupro-Nickel (20c) / Copper-Plated Steel (25c)
- Weight (Packaged): 45.00 grams (Total shipping package weight per item)
- Finish: Uncirculated (Non-Circulating Legal Tender)
- Obverse Effigy: 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley
- Mintage Range: Capped tightly between 238,000 to 456,000 maximum units per coin type
- Issuer / Mint: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra
Condition and Presentation Note
- Uncirculated Quality: The coins are in uncirculated mint condition, displaying beautiful struck detail and strong mint brilliance.
- Packaging Status: Supplied in its original official carded token housing, offering valuable context and design imagery sourced directly from the Australian War Memorial archives.
- Vintage Wear Notice: Please note that since these promotional sets were originally distributed in 2017, the outer cardboard presentation cards may display minor signs of shelf-wear, faint scuffs, or light edge softening due to long-term archiving.
