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The Perth Mint’s ANZAC Day $1 coin program is a major numismatic tribute inspired by the deep significance of 25 April 1915, the day Australian
forces landed on a hostile shore on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. Comprising annual releases each featuring a new reverse design theme,
the coins honour all Australian Defence Force personnel who have served their country. The reverse of the very first ANZAC Day $1 coin, which
portrays a former Australian serviceman with a young child sitting on his lap, symbolises the importance of remembering our diggers’ sacrifices and the
preservation of their memories by each succeeding generation. The design includes a silhouetted bugler, the words ‘Lest We Forget’ and the date of
ANZAC Day – April 25 - on which the lives of all Australians lost in war time are remembered.
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DENOMINATION |
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AU$1.00 (One Dollar)
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REVERSE
DESCRIPTION |
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Design: a former
Australian serviceman with a young child sitting on his lap,
and a
silhouetted bugler
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Legend:
Lest We Forget April 25
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OBVERSE
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Design: Queen Elizabeth II crowned
mature head facing right
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Legend: ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA 2009
- Designer: Ian
Rank-Broadley, his initials IRB below
the truncation
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PRESENTATION |
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The coin is housed on an illustrated
presentation card.
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