This elegant presentation set brings together the 1937 and 1938 Australian Crown, two of the most iconic and short-lived circulating coins in Australia’s pre-decimal history. Housed in a tasteful presentation box, the pair showcases the only two years the crown was ever minted, making them a highly sought-after duo for collectors.

The 1937 Crown was issued to commemorate the coronation of King George VI, featuring the majestic Imperial Crown atop a richly detailed design. Due to public criticism that the high relief made the coin impractical for everyday use, production ceased after a limited second strike in 1938. As a result, both coins—especially the 1938 issue—are prized for their scarcity and historical significance.

Beautifully preserved and attractively displayed, this coin pair offers a tangible connection to Australia’s royal heritage and minting history. It is an ideal addition for collectors seeking meaningful and visually impressive pre-decimal pieces.

Coins come in a presentation box