On the 10th October 1915, 26 young men left their hometown of Gilgandra - near Dubbo NSW, in a recruiting march effort to join the Australian Imperial Force (AIF).
The gesture spoke for a nation that wished so emphatically to contribute to Commonwealth efforts in the First World War, which was being fought across the globe, they became known as the Coo-ees.
The Royal Australian Mint has struck a cupro-nickel uncirculated 20 cent featuring moving imagery of the Coo-ee Marchers.
Please note: Item condition is as photographed. Item in photograph is what you will receive. Please review photographs carefully before purchasing as returns will not be accepted based on condition.
