1997 PROOF COIN SET CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH J1611
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- 1997
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- Silver Coins
- はい
- Platinum Coins
- いいえ
- Mint/Proof Coins
- はい
- Uncirculated Coins
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- Certified Coins
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Royal Australian Mint
1997 COIN SET
PROOF
IN PRESENTATION CASE
1997 represents the centenary of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's birth. This portfolio is jointly issued by Note Printing Australia and the Royal Australian Mint, in their tradition of honoring an Australian who has greatly contributed to this country.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith was described by his contemporaries as the greatest man ever to fly. First a war hero, then a record-breaking aviator, his wartime exploits with the Royal Flying Corps earned him the Military Cross. It was the first of many honors, including a knighthood bestowed in 1932 for services to aviation. He was the first to fly across the Pacific Ocean and went on to break many more aviation records.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith met his fate with long time co-pilot Tommy Pethybridge in November 1935, off the coast of Burma. The exact time, location and circumstances are still a mystery. What is certain, the world lost its greatest aviator and Australia lost a hero.
On the obverse of the coin appears the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, by Raphael Maklouf.
- SKU
- 寸法(mm)
- x x mm
- 重さ (g)
- Year
- 1997
- Gold Coins
- いいえ
- Silver Coins
- はい
- Platinum Coins
- いいえ
- Mint/Proof Coins
- はい
- Uncirculated Coins
- いいえ
- Certified Coins
- いいえ
- Bi Metalic Coins
- いいえ
- Coin Collections
- いいえ
- 色
-
Royal Australian Mint
1997 COIN SET
PROOF
IN PRESENTATION CASE
1997 represents the centenary of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's birth. This portfolio is jointly issued by Note Printing Australia and the Royal Australian Mint, in their tradition of honoring an Australian who has greatly contributed to this country.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith was described by his contemporaries as the greatest man ever to fly. First a war hero, then a record-breaking aviator, his wartime exploits with the Royal Flying Corps earned him the Military Cross. It was the first of many honors, including a knighthood bestowed in 1932 for services to aviation. He was the first to fly across the Pacific Ocean and went on to break many more aviation records.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith met his fate with long time co-pilot Tommy Pethybridge in November 1935, off the coast of Burma. The exact time, location and circumstances are still a mystery. What is certain, the world lost its greatest aviator and Australia lost a hero.
On the obverse of the coin appears the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, by Raphael Maklouf.
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Good coin, thank you.
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This 1/10th of a penny taught me so much. This coin got me into a rabbit hole of research.
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Another amazing example!
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Awesome great coin, it's great to have part of history. Fast delivery and well packaged. Will buy from again
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First in my collection from Africa proper. Great condition. Now I have to collect them all!