2025 Holden Gemini 50th Anniversary Medallion & Stamp Cover PNC

2025 Holden Gemini 50th Anniversary Medallion & Stamp Cover PNC

In 1975, Holden introduced the Gemini - a small car with big impact.

Built on GM's world car platform, it was tough, stylish , and perfectly suited to Australian roads.

The TX Gemini launched in February 1975, was assembled n Acacia Ridge, QLD and featured a responsive 1.6L SOHC engine, rea-wheel drive, and clean, modern styling.

Affordable, reliable, and fun to drive, the Gemini quickly became a national favourite.

Available in sedan, coupe, wagon and panel van, it wasn't just transport - it was a part of youth culture.

From first cars to surf trips, it became a canvas for self-expression and a staple of suburban life.

But the Gemini didn't stop at the curb - it proved itself on the track, too.

In the late '70s, it dominated its class at Bathurst, earning a reputation as a serious competitor thanks to its agility, durability, and racing spirit.

Fifty years on the Gemini remains a beloved classic. 

Whether spotted at a car show or still running on Aussie streets, it continues to represent an era of simplicity, freedom, and local pride.

The medallion's reverse features the Holden Logo with the inscription "HOLDEN GEMINI 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1975-2025".

Each medallion's obverse features the holographic Holden Gemini in full colour.

This uncirculated medallion is housed in a beautifully designed card inside an illustrated envelope.

Affixed to the envelope are 2 official Australia Post $1.70 stamps. Postmarked for the first day of issue and the envelope includes Australia Post's Seal of Authenticity.

Postmarked First Day of Issue 28 August 2025, Brisbane QLD 4000

Denomination :    Medallion

Finish :                  Nickel Plated

Metal :                  Zinc Alloy

Weight :                40 gms

Diameter :             48 mm

Mintage :              1,000

Certificate of Authenticity : Australia Post Seal of Authenticity

Note : Pictures for illustration only. Serial numbers will vary