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Auction Spotlight, Lot 7:
1921, Australia, Kookaburra Square Penny Pattern, Uncirculated.
Est. $20,000 - $25,000
Copeland Roberts 007
Featuring 352 lots of premium Australian and World coinage, our newest auction presents a standout selection of gold, alongside an impressive lineup of pre-decimal and decimal pattern coins, PCGS-graded classics, and a variety of Australian and world rarities. Copeland Roberts Auction 007 caters to collectors seeking scarcity, quality, and historical significance.
921, Australia, Kookaburra Square Penny Pattern, UNC.
AU$20,000 - AU$25,000
1921, Australia, Kookaburra Square Penny Pattern, Uncirculated.
This extraordinary pattern coin, struck in 1921 at the Melbourne Mint, readily captures both history and prestige. Known as the Type 12 Kookaburra Square Penny, it stands as one of the most iconic experimental coins in Australian numismatics.
1709, GB, Anne, Gold Two Guineas, VF.
Est. AU$8,000 - AU$12,000
Struck in 1709, this historic Two Guinea gold coin was part of Britain’s first post-Union coinage, a symbolic issue marking the unification of England and Scotland.
Issued during Queen Anne’s reign, it reflects a pivotal moment of political consolidation following economic hardship, failed colonisation, and rising tensions with France.
1967, Australia, Swan Pattern Dollar, PCGS PR65..
Est. AU$2,500 - AU$3,000
Struck by the Royal Australian Mint as a proposed $1 coin, the 1967 Swan Dollar remains one of Australia's most iconic and desirable pattern issues. Designed by Andor Meszaros, the reverse features a graceful swan gliding across the water—an homage to Australia's wildlife and an early precursor to the modern dollar coin, whilst the obverse embraces the national flower, the golden wattle, with the number 100, signalling 100 cents.
2017, Royal Australian Mint, Planetary Set, Uncirculated.
Est. AU$4,000 - AU$5,000
Each coin has a frosted uncirculated finish and a full-colour reverse showcasing the planetary body encircled by a thematic decorative border. Saturn’s $5 coin uniquely captures its rings through a striking bi-metallic design.
The pop-up book doubles as an interactive display, complete with informative text about each celestial body—developed in consultation with astrophysics experts from ANU’s Mount Stromlo Observatory.
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