15 Dollars - Elizabeth II 4th Portrait - Australia/American Memorial - Gold bullion Coin

Emitent Australia
Rok 2013
Typ Non-circulating coin
Nominał 15 Dollars
Waluta Dollar (1966-date)
Skład Gold (.9999)
Waga 3.135 g
Średnica 16.6 mm
Grubość 1.5 mm
Kształt Round
Technika Milled
Orientacja Medal alignment ↑↑
Rytownik(zy)
W obiegu do
Źródło(a) KM#2074
Opis awersu 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara
Pismo awersu Latin
Legenda awersu ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA IRB 1/10oz 9999 GOLD 2013 15 DOLLARS
Opis rewersu Southern Cross to the left, Eagle in the Middle, Stars and Stripes to the right.
Pismo rewersu Latin
Legenda rewersu AUSTRALIAN/AMERICAN MEMORIAL P WAR IN THE THE PACIFIC 1941-45
Krawędź Reeded
Mennica P
Perth Mint, Australia(1899-date)
Nakład 2013 P - BU - 262 142
ID Numisquare 1368910360
Dodatkowe informacje

Historical Context: Issued in 2013 by Australia, this 15-dollar gold bullion coin features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, specifically her Fourth Portrait. This era represents a period of sustained economic stability and modern numismatic production for the Commonwealth. The coin commemorates the Australia/American Memorial, a significant landmark in Canberra symbolizing the enduring alliance and shared history between Australia and the United States, particularly their wartime cooperation.

Artistry: The obverse bears the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, a highly detailed and realistic depiction that served as the standard effigy across many Commonwealth nations from 1998. The reverse design meticulously renders the Australia/American Memorial, capturing its distinctive spire and the eagle atop, embodying a modern, commemorative stylistic school. The intricate details of the memorial's architecture are finely delineated, showcasing contemporary minting capabilities.

Technical/Grading: Struck in .9999 fine gold, this 3.135 gram, 16.6 mm coin exhibits exceptional strike quality typical of modern bullion issues. Key high-points for grading include the Queen's hair details, the crown's intricate elements, and on the reverse, the sharp definition of the memorial's spire and the eagle's feathers. Collectors should expect a full, sharp strike with brilliant fields and frosted devices, indicative of its bullion status and the Perth Mint's renowned precision.

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