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1986 $1 International Year of Peace Coin – UNC (From RAM Roll)
1986 $1 International Year of Peace Coin – UNC (From RAM Roll)
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Commemorate a powerful moment in global history with this 1986 $1 International Year of Peace Coin, issued by the Royal Australian Mint.
Carefully sourced directly from a RAM roll, this coin remains in uncirculated condition and is presented in a 2x2 protective holder—ready for your collection.
A Tribute to Peace
Released in recognition of the United Nations-declared International Year of Peace, this coin carries a timeless and meaningful design.
The reverse beautifully depicts a dove—universally recognised as a symbol of peace—being released from the hands of people, surrounded by a wreath. This powerful imagery reflects unity, hope, and the global pursuit of peace.
Obverse Design
Features the crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right, designed by Raphael David Maklouf.
The surrounding legend reads:
ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA 1986
Reverse Design
- Dove being released from human hands
- Wreath surrounding the central design
- Inscriptions:
- INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF PEACE
- ONE DOLLAR
Coin Specifications
- Year: 1986
- Denomination: $1
- Finish: Uncirculated (UNC)
- Metal: Aluminium Bronze (AlBr)
- Mint: Royal Australian Mint
- Status: Australian Legal Tender
Condition & Notes
- Coins are uncirculated, taken directly from RAM rolls
- May show minor bag/contact marks as issued
- Supplied in a 2x2 protective holder
- Multiples available – one coin will be selected at random from the lot shown
Why Add This Coin to Your Collection?
- ✔️ Historical commemorative issue with global significance
- ✔️ Classic 1980s Royal Australian Mint design
- ✔️ Affordable entry into Australian decimal coin collecting
- ✔️ Strong symbolic meaning – peace, unity, and hope
- ✔️ Ideal for collectors of commemorative or thematic coins
Secure yours today from Pocket Treasures Coins & Collectables and own a meaningful piece of Australia’s numismatic history!
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