2001 RAM Centenary of Federation 50c Circulating Coin - Tasmania
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Vendor:
Royal Australian Mint
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Type:
Loose Coins
Description
FEATURES
- Stored in 35mm Lighthouse Self-Adhesive Coin Holders.
- In good circulated condition
- Commemorating the Centenary of Federation.
- Featuring the Coat of Arms of Tasmania, granted by King George V in 1917.
- Mintage: 2.2 Million
Please Note: These are coins from circulation, so there may be minor scratches and possible toning, however we do our best to pick out the higher quality coins.
DETAILS
In 2001 Australia Celebrated the Centenary of Federation, the Royal Australian Mint released a commemorative 50c bearing the Coat of Arms for Each State and Territory.
Tasmania's Coat of Arms features two Tasmanian Tigers supporting the shield. The sheild features symbols of Tasmania's industry: hops, a sheaf of wheat, a ram, apples and a thunderbold which refers to Tasmania's hydro-electric power system. The 'passant' lion, a traditional symbol of heraldry which is also featured in the State badge appears in the crest. The lion hold a pick and shovel to represent mining.
Tasmania's Latin motto 'Ubertas et Fidelitas' or 'Fruitfulness and Faithfulness' appears at the base of the Coat of Arms.