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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
One Dollar ‘M’ Bronze Uncirculated Coin
The Royal Australian Mint released a special one dollar coin to commemorate the Melbourne 2006 Games with an ‘M’ mintmark. The One Dollar coin features the iconic images from the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games logo along with the symbolic images of the bay and surrounding hillside featured on the left hand side of the coin’s reverse.
Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
One Dollar ‘M’ Bronze Uncirculated Coin A$10.00
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Eighteen Coin Uncirculated Collection
To celebrate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, the Royal Australian Mint released the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Eighteen Uncirculated Coin Collection.
The collection is unique and exciting way to collect coins representing all the sports to be competed at the upcoming Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The collection will appeal to the numismatist, sports fan and general public interested in the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games.
As an added bonus, the Melbourne 2006 collection also includes two additional coins with the sixteen 50 cent sports coins, the Queen’s Baton Relay $5 Frosted Uncirculated Coin and 50 cent Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games student design uncirculated coin.
The coins to be released in this collection are:
Melbourne 2006 Queen’s Baton Relay $5 Frosted Uncirculated Coin
50 cent Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Student Design.
50 cent Uncirculated Coins (representing the following sports):
Basketball, Hockey, Shooting and Weightlifting
Badminton, Gymnastics, Rugby 7’s and Cycling
Athletics, Triathlon, Netball and Table Tennis
Aquatics, Boxing, Lawn Bowls and Squash
These coins incorporate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games logo and designs. The coins are minted as uncirculated – these coins will not be circulated as currency. The collection is beautifully housed in a strikingly vibrant folder. The folder includes a wealth of Commonwealth Games history and information. The information details the history and significance of the Commonwealth Games, numismatic coin information, and competition sports information and covers the entire history of Commonwealth Games records.
Melbourne 2006 Eighteen Coin
Uncirculated
Collection in display album A$295.00
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Three Coin Set
Gold, Silver and Bronze Coins
The Royal Australian Mint released the Melbourne 2006 Three Coin Set. This set includes the Aluminium bronze unc coin, the Silver proof coin and a Tri colour proof coin. The three coins represent the Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded to athletes competing at the games. The tri colour coin is composed of a gold plated silver centre containing the Melbourne 2006 logo, a decorative silver middle ring and bronze coloured outer ring containing images of all 16 sports being competed at the games.
This set is limited to only 2,500.
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Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
Three Coin Set A$385.00
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Silver Proof Coin
Melbourne City Landscape
The Royal Australian Mint produced this silver commemorative proof coin as part of its Commonwealth Games coin program. The design of this silver proof coin illustrates the Melbourne city landscape along the famous Yarra River, which flows through the heart of the city. This coin is a fitting tribute to the city hosting an event that will no doubt be a highlight in Australia’s sporting history.
The silver proof coin has a limited mintage of only 7,500 and comes with a Numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
Silver Proof Coin Melbourne City Landscape A$68.50
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Aluminium Bronze Uncirculated Coin
Commonwealth Nations
The Bronze Unc coin displays graceful and attractive figures signifying both the spirit and sports of the games. These figures are repeated 71 times representing the competing nations and surround the Commonwealth Crown and Melbourne 2006 Logo.
Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
Aluminium Bronze Coin Commonwealth Nations A$19.95
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
50c Uncirculated Coins
The Royal Australian Mint released the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games 50 Cent Uncirculated Coins. These coins incorporate the 16 sports competed for at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The coins incorporate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games logo and incorporate designs representing each of the following sports,
Basketball, Hockey, Shooting and Weightlifting
Badminton, Gymnastics, Rugby 7’s and Cycling
Athletics, Triathlon, Netball and Table Tennis
Aquatics, Boxing, Lawn Bowls and Squash
The coins are minted as uncirculated –
these coins will not be circulated as currency. The coins are packaged in contemporary and highly colourful credit card style presentation cards.
Melbourne 2006 50c Uncirculated Coins
Basketball A$Sold Out each
Hockey A$9.95 each
Shooting A$9.95 each
Weightlifting A$9.95 each
Melbourne 2006 50c Uncirculated Coins
Badminton A$Sold Out each
Rugby 7's A$Sold Out each
Cycling A$Sold Out each
Gymnastics A$Sold Out each
Melbourne 2006 50c Uncirculated Coins
Athletics A$Sold Out each
Triathlon A$9.95 each
Netball A$Sold Out each
Table Tennis A$9.95 each
Melbourne 2006 50c Uncirculated Coins
Aquatics A$9.95 each
Boxing A$9.95 each
Lawn Bowls A$9.95 each
Squash A$9.95 each
Melbourne 2006 50c Uncirculated Coin
Complete Set of 16 Coins A$225.00
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Royal Australian Mint and Australia Post
Philatelic Numismatic
Prestige Booklet
Melbourne 2006 Prestige Booklet with
4 x 50c sport coins A$35.00
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
50c Student Design Silver Proof Coin
The 2005 Student Design 50c Silver Proof features the winning design of a nationwide primary schools competition.
The 2005 Secondary School Student 50c piece conveys the spirit of the games, celebrates Australia’s unique fauna and is a fun, yet emotive piece within the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games coin series.
Created by Kelly Just, and embracing the nations love of sport and the environment, and restricted to a mintage of 10,000, each of these Australian 50c coins is housed in an official case with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
50c Student Design Silver Proof Coin A$66.00
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
50c Student Design Uncirculated Coin
The 2005 Secondary School Student 50c piece conveys the spirit of the games, celebrates Australia’s unique fauna and is a fun, yet emotive piece within the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games coin series.
The coin design also incorporates the winning designer’s initials “KJ” on the reverse.
The 50c uncirculated coin is presented in a card, which allows both sides to be seen. The coin holder card makes a compact and affordable souvenir or gift.
Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games
50c Student Design Uncirculated Coin A$9.95
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Melbourne 2006
Queen's Baton Relay
$5 Silver Proof Coin
The Royal Australian Mint is producing the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Coins. The Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games are being held from the 15th March 2006 to the 26th March 2006.
The Queen's Baton Relay has been a much loved tradition of the Commonwealth Games since 1958. The Baton carries Her Majesty's message to the athletes from Buckingham Palace, London, to the opening ceremony of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games.
This baton will travel more than 180,000 kilometres and visit all 71 Nations of the Commonwealth in one year and one day – making the Melbourne 2006 Queen’s Baton Relay the world’s longest, most inclusive relay. The baton will be carried across the globe - over land, air and sea - by thousands of relay runners and on many different modes of transport.
The revolutionary baton contains state-of-the-art technical features, including two tiny ‘baton cam’ cameras, a microphone and a global positioning system to track the baton’s location at all times.
The first coin to be produced and released for the coin series for the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games is the Queen's Baton Relay $5.00 Silver Proof Coin.
The Queen's Baton is incorportaed onto the design, which is also the logo of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The design also includes the Prince's Bridge, which runs over the Yarra River in Melbourne.
The coin is housed in a beautiful jewellery style presentation case, with a certificate of authenticity confirming the limited mintage of only 10,000 coins.
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Melbourne 2006 Queen's Baton Relay
$5 fine Silver Proof Coin A$68.50
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Melbourne 2006
Queen's Baton Relay
$5 Bronze Uncirculated Coin
The first of the coins to be produced and released for the coin series for the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games is the Queen's Baton Relay $5.00 Bronze Uncirculated Coin. The Queen's Baton is incorportaed onto the design, which is also the logo of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The design also includes the Prince's Bridge, which runs over the Yarra River in Melbourne.
The Queen's Baton Relay has been a much loved tradition of the Commonwealth Games since 1958. The Baton carries Her Majesty's message to the athletes from Buckingham Palace, London, to the opening ceremony of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games.
This baton will travel more than 180,000 kilometres and visit all 71 Nations of the Commonwealth in one year and one day – making the Melbourne 2006 Queen’s Baton Relay the world’s longest, most inclusive relay. The baton will be carried across the globe - over land, air and sea - by thousands of relay runners and on many different modes of transport.
The revolutionary baton contains state-of-the-art technical features, including two tiny ‘baton cam’ cameras, a microphone and a global positioning system to track the baton’s location at all times.
The Bronze Uncirculated Coin is housed in a strikingly designed three fold wallet style card. The coin is selectively frosted to futher enhance the features of the design.
Melbourne 2006 Queen's Baton Relay
$5 Bronze Uncirculated Coin A$19.95
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Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Silver Kilo Coin
The Royal Australian Mint released a kilo silver coin, the second coin of its type to be released by the mint, the first being the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Silver Kilo Coin. The extremely low mintage of 500 for this kilo coin will make it a very sought after coin for collectors and sport lovers alike. YES, it is only limited to 500 and its not a mistake. The coin features images from the Melbourne 2006 logo and the 16 sports that are being represented at the games. This coin is a fitting tribute to a memorable event.
The coin is encased in a jarrah display case and comes with a Numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
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Silver Kilo Coin A$Sold Out
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2002 Commonwealth Games
$50 Tri - Metal Proof Coin
This is an immensely beautiful coin with its intricate obverse and reverse designs. Australia's first three metal proof coin released by the Royal Australia Mint, the coin has a fine gold centre, a pure silver inner ring and a copper outer ring, simulating the gold, silver and bronze medals that were awarded to the competition winners. On the reverse, a group of victorious athletes stand above a laurel wreath with arms rasied in the form of a crown.
The encapsulated coin is housed in a plush velvet presentation case with an embossed outer box and a Certificate of Authenticity. With only 5,000 coins available, this coin will be popular.
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2002 Commonwealth Games $50
Tri - Metal Proof Coin A$435.00
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2002 Commonwealth Games
$5 Silver Proof Coin
This $5 crown size silver proof coin is a perfect way to commemorate the Commonwealth Games and celebrate Australia's athletes. The reverse depicts a powerful image of a group of victorious athletes standing above a laurel wreath with arms rasied in triumph forming of a stylised crown. The design draws inspiration from the official Manchester Games logo. Surrounding this depiction is the wording: 'The XVII Commonwealth Games Manchester 2002'. This striking proof coin is housed in a silver powder coated metal case which slips into a tastefuly coloured and embrossed outer box with a numbered Certificate of Authenicity. The mintage on this special release is a low 15,000.
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2002 Commonwealth Games
$5 Silver Proof Coin A$60.00
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2002 Commonwealth Games
3 Coin Bronze Uncirculated Set
The three coins in this set depict the 17 sports that Australia's athletes contested at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, and the logo of the Australian Commonwealth Games Association.
A series of human arms representing the 17 sports are displayed on the reveres of two of the coins. The third coin - the set's centrepiece - displays the Australian Commonwealth Association Logo, a stylised blue pad printed Kangaroo, on its reverse.This set has a limited mintage of only 20,000, and comes with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
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2002 Commonwealth Games
3 Coin Bronze Unc Set A$38.50
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1982 Commonwealth Games
$10 Silver Proof & Uncirculated Coins
Australia's first $10 coin, the sterling silver 1982 Commonwealth Games $10 Proof Coin, Set in a case with a Certificate of Authenticity. Released to commemorate the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane.
This silver coin is also available Uncirculated in the official red wallet.
1982 Commonwealth Games
$10 Silver Proof Coin A$20.00
1982 Commonwealth Games
$10 Silver Uncirculated Coin A$14.00
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