2 Cent Struck on 1 Cent Planchet Error MS65RB

2 Cent Struck on 1 Cent Planchet Error MS65RBThe Australian 2 cent coin, with its distinctive frilled neck lizard design, became a numismatic rarity when a minting error occurred. Struck on a 1 cent blank, this coin is an incredibly rare collector's item and housed in a PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) slab with a very high grade of MS65RB.

The LED illumination enables viewing even in poor lighting conditions

little was known about the vast and unchartered expanse of the great Southern Ocean

000 coins in card packaging will be issued from a maximum mintage of 15

This $2 was issued to honour the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended WWI

It was quickly realised that producing these coins with an 80% silver content was not feasible due to the value of silver

the new effigy of the Queen was designed by the Royal Mint's Jody Clark

The name Borobi is derived from a dialect used by the Yugambeh people

It is the longest-running children's show in Australia Play School was admitted to the Logies' Hall of Fame in 2006

Struck in the great depression and in comparatively minuscule numbers

dragons possess great power

featuring a pictorial envelope with postmarked stamps from the Queen Elizabeth II: In Memoriam stamp issue

Mint Melbourne Grade AU53