2025 $2 Poppy Wreath - Coloured Uncirculated Single Coin in 2x2
Poppy Wreath - 80th Anniversary of WWII
Rated 5/5 based on 1 reviews.2024 $2 Poppy Wreath - 80th Anniversary of WWII
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. On 15 August 1945, Japan accepted the Allied demand for unconditional surrender, effectively bringing World War II to an end after six years of bitter conflict. It had been the most destructive war in human history, involving more than 30 countries and with around 75 million casualties, including some 39,000 Australians. Throughout Australia, jubilation that the war was finally over erupted on the streets of the cities and towns. A public holiday was gazetted as VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day, still commemorated every year on 15 August.
In honour of the courageous Australians who served in the Second World War, the Royal Australian Mint presents these coins. The coins features a wreath of red poppies – an enduring symbol of remembrance in Australia and other Commonwealth nations. Surrounded by sculpted leaves, the eight poppies in the wreath represent the eight decades that have passed since the most devastating war in human history.
- 2025 $2 AlBr Poppy Wreath coloured circulating coin, struck by the Royal Australian Mint
- Design incroporating red poppies
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| SKU | 2025-2-WWII-poppy-wreath |
| Brand | Royal Australian Mint |
| Product Theme | 2025 |
| Format | Coin |
Ring a ring of Poppies
By: Grant Meyer on 7 May 2026This is a beautiful and stunning coin representing the 80th anniversary of world war 2 and some might disagree but I like it better than the original red poppy and the RAM got the design of this one right.
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