12 Results: New & Used in coins in Forest Lake 4078, QLD

The three circulated coins are as follows: • 1995 FIFTY CENTS 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WW2 This circulating commemorative fifty cents coin celebrates the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II. Sir Edward Weary Dunlop was a surgeon in the Australian Army during World War II. In March 1942 Weary and his troops were captured by the Japanese and put to work to build the Burma-Siam railway, a feat over 400 kilometres. He commanded a force of over a thousand POW men and his courage, compa

Aussie Big Things $1.00 coins are a celebration of the great Australian road trip with this new 2023 one dollar coin collection struck by the Royal Australian Mint comprising a total of 10 different Big Things, those larger-than-life landmarks that celebrate our unique vegetation, landscape and wildlife. Both of these coins were removed from circulation at a very early stage and are in very good circulated condition: • The BIG BLUE HEELER, a 2m tall statue in Muswellbrook, NSW, which commemor

The Royal Australian Mint proudly produced inspirational commemorative coloured coins to capture the Olympic spirit . These coins were distributed by 2016 Australian Olympic Team Partner Woolworths as change at checkouts. This circulated aluminium-bronze 20.5 mm diameter coin is 2.00 mm thick and weighs 6.6 g. The obverse features the 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right. The reverse features at the centre, a design which displays the emblem of the Australian Olympic Committee. Aroun

A partnership between Football Australia and the Royal Australian Mint sees a range of CommBank Matildas coins released across Australia. The Royal Australian Mint has a history of capturing Australian stories and sporting moments. The Royal Australian Mint has released a range of coins featuring the CommBank Matildas and the upcoming historic 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. The aluminium-bronze coin measures 20.5000 mm in diameter, weighs 6.60 g and the edge is milled interrupted 20 notches in

This is a Chinese cash coin of the Qing dynasty [1644 to1911] which was the last imperial dynasty of China. A total of eleven emperors ruled the country over the 250 years of the Qing dynasty, and all of them issued coins. The Chinese have different names for the ‘cash coin’, and are known as ‘qian’ (an old name for coin, originally from a weight term), ‘tongqian’ (which translates literally as ‘copper coin’) or ‘wen’ (another old name for coin). Qing-dynasty coins are copper alloy pieces cast

Amateur athletes from member nations of the Commonwealth competed at the XII Commonwealth Games from 30 September to 9 October 1982. Brisbane, Queensland was the host city and the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre was the main venue for the Games. The 1982 BRISBANE XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES FIRST DAY COVER and 1982 FIFTY CENTS COMMONWEALTH GAMES are offered here and described below: • 1982 BRISBANE XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES FIRST DAY COVER This ‘ XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES BRISBANE 1982’ FDC [Fi

A total of eleven emperors ruled China over the 250 years of the Qing dynasty [1644 to 1911], the last imperial dynasty of China, and each emperor issued coins. This is a Chinese ‘cash coin’ of the Qing dynasty’s Emperor Qianlong. The Chinese have different names for the ‘cash coin’, and are known as ‘qian’ [an old Chinese name for coin, originally from a weight term], ‘tongqian’ [which translates literally as ‘copper coin’] or ‘wen’ [another old Chinese name for coin]. Qing-dynasty coins are

Amateur athletes from member nations of the Commonwealth competed at the XII Commonwealth Games from 30 September to 9 October 1982. Brisbane, Queensland was the host city and the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre was the main venue for the Games. The 1982 BRISBANE XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES FIRST DAY COVER and 1982 FIFTY CENTS COMMONWEALTH GAMES are offered here. • 1982 BRISBANE XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES FIRST DAY COVER This ‘ XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES BRISBANE 1982’ FDC [First Day Cover ] was

To celebrate the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, the Royal Australian Mint launched a series of limited edition Australian Olympic and Paralympic $2 coins. The collection includes five Australian Olympic coins, each designed to showcase one of the Olympic Rings and one Australian Paralympic coin, Australia's first multi-coloured $2 coin. The coins were released into circulation exclusively through the Woolworths Supermarkets chain, with customers receiving them in their

The 2019 Rugby World Cup was hosted in Japan from 20 September to 2 November. South Africa beat England 32−12 in the final to claim their third title, equalling New Zealand's record. The commemorative coin celebrates the participation by the Wallabies in the Rugby World Cup. The $2.00 coin is 20.5 mm in diameter, 3.2 mm thick, has a smooth edge with four short reeded segments, weighs 6.6g, is comprised of aluminium-bronze and was minted at the Royal Australian Mint, Canberra, Australia. The o

Tea reached Britain in the early-18th Century and was initially thought of as a herbal remedy. Even from this early period the Staffordshire potteries produced teapots. The popularity of teapots grew and in the 19th Century other companies began producing fine teapots. Among collectors the more unique teapots are usually the most popular. The pots can be vintage, or new. Interestingly, there is no special word to describe collectors of teapots, the way stamp collectors are called philatel

A 1970s vintage flattened copper US one cent coin that has been rolled and embossed with icons of San Francisco namely an image of the Sun, the Goldén Gate Bridge, a Cable Car, and Fisherman’s Wharf. This scarce piece of Americana provides a retro souvenir for a necklace, bracelet, key fob or display. The elongated souvenir ‘penny’ measures 37 mm x 20 mm. Pick-up from Forest Lake or postage extra. PLEASE NOTE I reply to all inquiries usually within 24 hours. If you have not received a