Australia 2022 $2 Peacekeeping Uncirculated Coin Premium Roll

• Royal Australian Mint 2022 $2 premium roll marking 75 years of Australian peacekeeping.
• 25 coloured, uncirculated aluminium-bronze coins in a Mint paper wrapper.
• Blue centre framed by two peace doves carrying olive branches.
• Reverse designed by Aleksandra Stokic; Queen Elizabeth II obverse by Jody Clark.
• 6.60 g and 20.50 mm diameter per coin.

Royal Australian Mint’s 2022 $2 Peacekeeping coin brings the blue associated with United Nations peacekeepers into a design of quiet symbolism. Aleksandra Stokic’s reverse places two doves carrying olive branches beside the coloured centre, encircled by the 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF PEACEKEEPING inscription. The blue detail stands against warm aluminium bronze, while Jody Clark’s portrait of Queen Elizabeth II completes the obverse.

Marking Australia’s peacekeeping involvement since 1947, when military observers arrived in the Netherlands East Indies, the issue recognises the contribution of some 80,000 Australians to peacekeeping and peace operations. This premium roll presents 25 uncirculated coins in the Royal Australian Mint’s paper wrapper. Remember 75 years of Australian peacekeeping through this blue-centred commemorative roll at FORTYMILLION.

Specifications

Q. What do the blue centre and doves represent?
A. The blue recalls United Nations peacekeepers, while the doves and olive branches are symbols of peace.

Q. How many coins are included?
A. The roll contains 25 Australian $2 coins, with a combined face value of AUD $50. Face value is not the selling price.

Q. Does 15,000 mean only 15,000 coins were minted?
A. No. That figure is the advertised roll release. The Royal Australian Mint records two million coins for the circulating Peacekeeping issue.

Q. Does uncirculated mean proof?
A. No. These are circulating-strike coins that have not been used in everyday circulation. Contact marks can still occur during production and rolling.