People who like to collect coins pay attention, and there is a need to start with new goods!
To celebrate next month's Commonwealth Games at the (The Commonwealth Games), Royal Australian Mint, three new 2-dollar coins have been unveiled.
From April 4, 8 million such coins will be officially in circulation. The limited coins will be sold at Woolworths and Mint for only 15 yuan.
I have to say, this commemorative coin is pretty good.
The coin has a colored inner ring and the overall design is inspired by the Games and the vibrant Gold Coast.
There are three patterns on the coin, paying homage to Australia's bodybuilders, host city and Borobi, the mascot of the Games.
"Borobi is not only a mascot for the Games and commemorative coins, it will also inspire people to participate in sports, bring the whole community together and celebrate the great Australian culture." Federal Minister of Sports Greg Hunt said.
Last year, Hunt announced that it would launch the suit just to celebrate the Games' return to Australia more than a decade later.
CEO,Ross MacDiarmid of the Royal Mint also expressed his delight in the issuance of new coins.
"these sets of commemorative coins have deeply grasped the nature of the Games and demonstrated solidarity, sportsmanship, culture and enthusiasm," MacDiarmid said.
A special version of the 50 cents, is also available for sale at A $25.
The 2018 Federal Games will be held on the Gold Coast between April 4 and 15, when 6000 athletes are expected to attend and more than 1 million people are expected to come around the world.
The campaign will also generate 30, 000 jobs, generating A $2 billion in revenue for Kunzhou.
This is Australia's fifth time to host the event. The first was in Melbourne in 2006, more than a decade from now.