2024 5c Coin - King Charles III Effigy - Premium Roll with Roll Tube

2024 5c King Charles III Uncirculated Coin Roll – Heads/Tails (40 Coins in Tube)

Secure a key milestone piece in modern Australian numismatics with the 2024 5c King Charles III coin roll. Marking the historic transition of the monarch's effigy on Australian decimal currency, this official mint roll contains 40 uncirculated coins, guaranteed in a highly sought-after Heads/Tails orientation.

Design Details & Key Features

• Year of Issue: 2024
• Denomination: 5c (40 Coins / $2.00 Face Value per roll)
• Theme: Effigy Transition – His Majesty King Charles III
• Reverse Design: Designed by Stuart Devlin, featuring the classic Australian Echidna design.
• Obverse Design: Features the official effigy of His Majesty King Charles III, sculpted by Daniel Thorne.
• Composition: Cupro-Nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni)
• Mass: 2.83 grams (each)
• Diameter: 19.41 mm (each)
• Finish: Uncirculated
• Legal Tender: Official Australian legal tender.
• Packaging: Official mint paper-wrapped roll in Heads/Tails format, supplied housed inside a brand-new protective acrylic coin tube.

Historical Significance

Following centuries of royal numismatic tradition, His Majesty's effigy faces left, reversing the direction of Queen Elizabeth II's portrait. As the first year of issue for King Charles III on circulating 5c coinage, these rolls capture a fundamental shift in Australian currency history and remain an indispensable centerpiece for decimal collectors.

Condition and Presentation Note

The roll is supplied complete inside a custom-fit, durable coin roll tube to protect the original paper wrapper during storage and transit.

• Uncirculated Quality: Coins are in original uncirculated condition directly from mint production rolls. Minor commercial planchet marks, light rim contact lines, or standard production characteristics consistent with high-speed commercial mint strikes may be present.
• Roll Wrapping: The paper roll is intact in its original Heads/Tails presentation. Outer paper wrapping may show light factory crease lines or minor end-fold softening typical of commercial minting machines and handling.