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1988 Royal Australian Mint Uncirculated Annual Coin Set

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33.22 USD
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The Britannia Coin Company
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United Kingdom
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2026-07-28
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For the 1988 Royal Australian Mint Uncirculated Coin Collection, the Mint introduced the popular $2 coin, as well as commemorative designs to the previous largest denominations, which mark Australia's bicentenary. Thanks to these collectable changes, the 1988 set is deemed particularly significant in the historical run of these yearly coin sets. The Two Dollar coin bears a reverse design featuring the bust of an Aboriginal man set against flora. An Aboriginal kangaroo design then complements it, alongside the naval exploration design on the 50¢, both struck to mark the bicentenary of Australia. The remaining definitive coins complete the set, which is struck in bronze, cupronickel, or nickel-bronze. Your pre-owned, uncirculated set of 1988 includes the original folder that explains and celebrates the classic Australian coins it contains - including the two one-year-only bicentenary commemoratives. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]