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

Emissor Australia
Ano 2013
Tipo Non-circulating coin
Valor 15 Dollars
Moeda Dollar (1966-date)
Composição Gold (.9999)
Peso 3.135 g
Diâmetro 16.6 mm
Espessura 1.5 mm
Formato Round
Técnica Milled
Orientação Medal alignment ↑↑
Gravador(es)
Em circulação até
Referência(s) KM#2074
Descrição do anverso 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara
Escrita do anverso Latin
Legenda do anverso ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA IRB 1/10oz 9999 GOLD 2013 15 DOLLARS
Descrição do reverso Southern Cross to the left, Eagle in the Middle, Stars and Stripes to the right.
Escrita do reverso Latin
Legenda do reverso AUSTRALIAN/AMERICAN MEMORIAL P WAR IN THE THE PACIFIC 1941-45
Bordo Reeded
Casa da moeda P
Perth Mint, Australia(1899-date)
Tiragem 2013 P - BU - 262 142
ID Numisquare 1368910360
Informações adicionais

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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