MS67 2013 $2 60th Anniversary QEII Coronation Regular Strike Coin

In celebration of her majesty’s coronation!

More than a year after her accession in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in Westminster Abbey. In 2013, The Royal Australian Mint commemorated the 60th anniversary of this occasion with a specially designed coloured $2 coin to be intended for circulation. The design features a stylised representation of St Edward’s Crown encompassed by circles inlaid with a royal purple pattern – synonymous with royalty.

Second lowest mintage $2 meant for circulation.

This gorgeous ms67 coronation $2 is the second lowest mintage Australian $2 coin meant for circulation. With likely more than 3/4 of the population already circulated, this coin stands proud in a very respectable grade band, with the potential for great outlook as an investment.

Key Features

• Graded Superb GEM Uncirculated by PCGS.
• 2nd lowest mintage $2 intended for circulation (995,000).
• Notoriously difficult coin to achieve a high grade.
• Australian legal tender spanning 20.5mm in diameter.
• Housed within an authentic PCGS holder measuring 82.2mm x 62.75mm x 10mm.
• Quality-guaranteed PCGS slab.

*Please note, for a limited time, Trueview images may not be included on the slab. In this case, standard goldshield imaging will be provided*

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