2000 $1 Mule Error with 10 Cent Obverse AU50

2000 $1 Mule Error with 10 Cent Obverse AU50Arguably the most famous error coin in Australian numismatics! The 2000 mule has always been a highly sought after collectable and was created when a 10 cent obverse (heads) was used instead of what should have been a $1 obverse. The result was a small number of coins being struck with a mismatched die. This is how these coins ended up with an additional ring which runs around the outside of the legend. There have been a variety of news articles and

these royal portraits are portals into the past (and present)

a grand procession

The design also incorporates the words ‘CELEBRATING 70 YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP’ and The Perth Mint’s traditional ‘P’ mintmark

Add a touch of Decepticon cunning to your collection with this Starscream coin

Known for her charm

Issued by Australia Post on August 8th there were 2

which is fully open to reveal the water-like sparkle of a clear crystal—another feature that speaks to the enchantment of a light-filled summer day

commonly known as Philip the Arab

Note: Poor internal box quality which results in a powdery residue when handled

offering an opportunity for Australians to acknowledge and appreciate the rich heritage

Featuring superbly observed portrayals

symbolizing divine authority