1987 Australian 1c Coin Roll – Head/Tail

Description

This 1987 Australian 1c Coin Roll contains a full roll of uncirculated one-cent coins, preserved in a protective ACS tube. Featuring a desirable head/tail configuration, the roll displays the obverse of one coin at one end and the reverse of another at the opposite end, making it a popular format among collectors and coin roll enthusiasts.

Struck by the Royal Australian Mint, the Australian 1c coin features Stuart Devlin’s iconic feather-tailed glider design, a beloved symbol of Australia’s pre-decimal and decimal coinage era. Since the withdrawal of 1c and 2c coins from circulation in 1992, original bank and mint rolls have become increasingly sought after by collectors.

Containing 50 uncirculated coins, this roll offers a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of Australia’s numismatic history. Whether you’re building a collection of decimal coin rolls, collecting Australia’s discontinued bronze coinage, or searching for high-grade examples, this 1987 roll is an excellent addition.

Housed in a durable ACS tube, the roll is well protected for long-term storage and display.

Highlights

• Full roll of 1987 Australian 1c coins
• Head/Tail roll configuration
• Contains 50 uncirculated coins
• Features Stuart Devlin’s feather-tailed glider design
• Discontinued Australian denomination
• Housed in a protective ACS tube
• Popular with coin roll and decimal collectors
• Royal Australian Mint issue