1 Cent 1981 Coin in RAM Roll – Uncirculated Australian Currency Collectible

Celebrate a significant piece of Australian numismatic history with the 1 Cent 1981 coin, offered in a RAM Roll. This roll contains a complete set of uncirculated Australian coins, making it a valuable and sought-after addition for collectors of Australian currency and enthusiasts of rare Australia coins.

Key Features:

💡 Design: The reverse of the coin showcases Stuart Devlin’s iconic “Common Wattle” design, a symbol of Australia’s national identity, featuring the distinctive wattle flower. The obverse side displays the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley, confirming the coin’s legal tender status and honoring her reign.

💡 Roll Presentation: Each coin is presented in a RAM Roll, preserving its uncirculated condition and adding value for collectors. This presentation guarantees protection while displaying the beauty of this rare coin.

💡 Minting Excellence: Struck by the Royal Australian Mint (RAM), these coins exemplify the high standards of Australian coinage, with exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship.

💡 Material Quality: Made from durable bronze, these 1 cent coins maintain their beauty and value over time, ideal for both circulation and display.

💡 Historical Significance: Issued in 1981, this coin represents an important period in Australian numismatics and marks the final years of the 1 cent denomination before it was discontinued in 1992.

Specifications:

• Denomination: 1 Cent AUD
• Year: 1981
• Material: Bronze
• Design: Common Wattle (reverse), Queen Elizabeth II (obverse)
• Presentation: RAM Roll
• Diameter: 17.53 mm
• Weight: 2.60 grams
• Edge: Smooth