2025 $2 ‘C’ Mintmark Coloured Uncirculated Coin in Card - 80 Years On: Remembering the Second World War

2025 $2 Coloured Uncirculated Coin – 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII: Remembrance Wreath ('C' Mintmark)

Honour the memory, courage, and sacrifice of nearly one million Australians who served during the Second World War with this official 2025 $2 commemorative coin from the Royal Australian Mint. Marking 80 years since the end of the conflict in 1945, this issue pays tribute to the nearly 40,000 Australians who lost their lives in service.

Featuring a vibrant coloured reverse motif depicting a wreath of red poppies, this collector release incorporates an exclusive 'C' Mintmark (Canberra) stamped into the reverse field. Struck in a limited mintage of 100,000 coins, it is a key issue for decimal $2 series collectors.

Specifications

• Year of Issue: 2025
• Theme: 80 Years On – Remembering the Second World War
• Mintmark: 'C' (Canberra) Mintmark
• Denomination: $2
• Finish: Coloured Uncirculated
• Metal Content: Aluminium-Bronze
• Mass: 6.60g
• Diameter: 20.50mm
• Mintage Limit: 100,000
• Obverse Effigy: Daniel Thorne portrait of His Majesty King Charles III
• Reverse Designer: Royal Australian Mint
• Numista Reference: N# 466810
• Issuer / Mint: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra

Design Details & Key Features

• Vibrant Coloured Reverse Motif: Displays a central remembrance wreath composed of eight red poppies surrounded by sculpted leaves, symbolising the eight decades that have passed since the conclusion of World War II.
• Exclusive 'C' Mintmark: Stamped with a distinct 'C' mintmark in the reverse field, denoting its manufacture on the gallery press for carded collector release.
• King Charles III Obverse: Features the official uncrowned obverse effigy of His Majesty King Charles III sculpted by Daniel Thorne.

Condition and Presentation Note

• Uncirculated Quality: Coins remain in uncirculated condition, capturing sharp strike relief and bright original mint lustre.
• Official Packaging: Encapsulated inside a protective blister and presented on its official Royal Australian Mint display coincard.
• Packaging & Storage Wear: As is standard with carded releases, presentation cards may exhibit minor handling marks, faint corner softening, or light shelf wear consistent with storage.