An official issue of the Royal Australian Mint, this original Mint Roll comprises 25 strictly Uncirculated examples of the WWII 80th Anniversary Poppy Wreath 2025 $2 Coin!

Unique, one-year-only full-colour $2 type

An Australian legal tender issue, this $2 coin marks 80 years since Japanese officials formally surrendered to the Allies, bringing an end to WWII. A poignant tribute, each coin carries a full-colour Poppy Wreath motif, with the eight red poppies representing the eight decades that have passed since the end of the conflict. Likely to have a low mintage, this unique $2 type is sure to be hoarded out of circulation. Even if you are lucky, and find one in your change, it won’t be in Uncirculated quality.

TWENTY-FIVE Uncirculated coins per roll!

An important opportunity, this is your chance to secure not just one, but TWENTY-FIVE examples of the WWII 80th Anniversary Poppy Wreath 2025 $2 Coin! In guaranteed heads/tails format, each roll is set in an official wrapper, complete with a security seal. Straight from the Mint to you, that wrapper acts as a ‘Certificate of Authenticity’, guaranteeing the strictly Uncirculated quality of the coins found within.

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 About the design…

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, this unique Australian legal tender type carries a poignant, richly symbolic design.

Rendered in full-colour, the design comprises a stylised wreath of poppy plants, with eight flowers, leaves and a ribbon intertwined, with the eight poppies representing the eight decades that have passed since the end of the conflict. Iconic symbols of remembrance, poppy wreaths are often laid at memorials in honour of those who made the ultimate sacrifice during wartime.

The origin of the poppy as a symbol of remembrance goes back to the First World War. The poppy was the first plant to spring from the shattered battlefields of northern France and Belgium, with military folklore proclaiming that the vivid red hues of the poppy were produced by the blood of the fallen soaking into the ground. Symbolising ‘the sacrifice of shed blood’, the poppy has thus long been considered the key symbol for Remembrance Day – the annual commemoration of the Armistice declared on the 11th of November 1918 that brought an end to WWI.

Beyond its importance in commemorating the fallen, the poppy quickly became synonymous with helping the living as well. Symbolising the sacrifice of all those who have fought in war, poppies were first sold to raise funds for ex-servicemen and their families as far back as 1921, and this tradition has grown stronger with every passing year.

Capturing the deeply poignant symbolism of the poppy with the power of modern minting, the Royal Australian Mint’s latest full-colour $2 forms a moving tribute to those who served the nation during the Second World War.