HM Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Wedding Anniversary 1oz Gold Proof Coin

Country of Origin:  Australia Production year: 2007 Type: Proof UPC: 9-327025-000002 Mint catalogue number: 07K07BAA Collection number: (#56) Production mint:  • Perth Mint Purchase place:  • Perth Mint Purchase date: 30 July 2009 Purchase price: Hidden Overview HM Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Wedding Anniversary 1oz Gold Proof Coin Struck by The Perth Mint with design-approval from Buckingham Palace, this coloured commemorative coin celebrates the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II & HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who were married in Westminster Abbey, London on 20 November 1947. Proof Quality 99.999% Pure Gold The coin is struck from 1oz of 99.999% pure gold in proof quality. Official Portrait of the Royal Couple The coin's reverse depicts an official colour photograph of The Queen & Prince Philip. The reverse includes a stylised representation of a cut diamond & the inscription HM QUEEN ELIZABETH II ~ HRH THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH 20.11.1947 DIAMOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, with a diamond inset in the letter ‘O’. Set With a Genuine Diamond A genuine diamond is set in the letter 'O' of the word DIAMOND. Historic ‘P’ Mintmark The design also includes The Perth Mint’s historic ‘P’ Mintmark. Australian Legal Tender Issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965, the coin bears the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on its obverse. Presentation Packaging The coin is housed in a blue presentation case & a shipper illustrated with a portrait of the Royal couple. Limited Mintage The Perth Mint released 1,000 of these gold proof coins. Numbered Certificate of Authenticity Each coin is accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.	Images
Specs  Content Gold .... 99.999 % Diamond  Details Weight (Troy oz) .... 1 Weight (g) .... 31.107 Diameter (mm) .... 36.10 Thickness (mm) .... 3.00  Monetary Year of Issue .... 2007 Country of Issue .... Australia Denomination .... Dollar (AUD) Value .... 100  Mintage Coins Minted .... 1,000 Certificate of Authenticity .... ?