2024 $2 War Animals Remembrance Purple Poppy Coloured Circulating RAM Mint Roll

2024 $2 War Animals Remembrance Purple Poppy Coloured Circulating RAM Mint Roll.

This poignant tribute, adorned with the Royal Australian Mint's iconic poppy design in purple and bordered by Australia's War Animals, perfectly captures the essence of service and sacrifice shown by the silent but faithful animal companions to Australia's soldiers in times of war.

Their shared stories are an indelible part of our shared military history.

Throughout Australia's military history, animals have served alongside soldiers, displaying unwavering loyalty and bravery.

From the iconic Simpson's donkey to the homing pigeons and faithful horses of past conflicts, their contributions are woven into the fabric of out national identity.

This coin pays homage to their sacrifices, symbolised by the purple poppy - a poignant reminder of their courage and service.

This coin serves as a timeless tribute, ensuring that the legacy of our four-legged and feathered diggers endures for generations to come.

Struck by The Royal Australian Mint's circulating standard.

Each coin's reverse features an iconic poppy print in purple, bordered by depictions of Australia's war animals. The obverse features the effigy of King Charles II by designer Daniel Thorne.

Rolled in The Royal Australian Mint branded paper with security sticker.

Each coin is issued as Australian Legal Tender.

Denomination :        $2

Quality :                  Uncirculated

Metal :                    AlBr

Weight :                  6.6 gms

Diameter :               20.50 mm

Mintage :                 Unlimited Mintage of Coins - Approx 15,000 Rolls

Authenticity :           Royal Australian Mint Official Wrapper & Holographic Sticker

NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING* - PLEASE CONTACT THE DISTRIBUTOR IN YOUR COUNTRY*International orders will be automatically cancelled and refunded to your Paypal account minus and Paypal fees.

NOTE : Whilst these coin have come directly from the Mint, there may be issues with bag marks etc.

Pictures for illustration purposes only - the Rolled coins are not 'C' Mintmark, they are standard circulating coloured coins.