2003 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation 2 Coin Proof
$100 Gold Proof
The reverse design by Peter Soobik of Orange, NSW depicts a youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing wattle in her tiara and the Southern Cross in her necklace pendant.
50c Silver Proof
St Edward's Crown - The crown used in the British coronation dates from 1660 when it was commissioned for the coronation of King Charles II. The depressed central arches indicate it is the crown of a kingdom. The gold framework is set with 440 precious and semi-precious stones.
This magnificent crown is worn only once in a sovereign's lifetime, during the coronation. At the end of the coronation service, the monarch retires into St Edward's Chapel where the St Edward's Crown is exchanged for the Imperial State Crown.
- $100 1oz 99.99% Pure Gold
- 50c 99.9% Pure Silver
- Mintage 2003 Sets, but only 660 sets issued
- Encapsulated & Cased
- Proof (FDC)
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Description
$100 Gold Proof
The reverse design by Peter Soobik of Orange, NSW depicts a youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing wattle in her tiara and the Southern Cross in her necklace pendant.
50c Silver Proof
St Edward's Crown - The crown used in the British coronation dates from 1660 when it was commissioned for the coronation of King Charles II. The depressed central arches indicate it is the crown of a kingdom. The gold framework is set with 440 precious and semi-precious stones.
This magnificent crown is worn only once in a sovereign's lifetime, during the coronation. At the end of the coronation service, the monarch retires into St Edward's Chapel where the St Edward's Crown is exchanged for the Imperial State Crown.
- $100 1oz 99.99% Pure Gold
- 50c 99.9% Pure Silver
- Mintage 2003 Sets, but only 660 sets issued
- Encapsulated & Cased
- Proof (FDC)
