2021 Battle of Long Khanh 50th Anniversary 50 Cent Coin on Card

Why We Chose It: This significant 50 cent coin commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Khanh, one of the most intense actions during the latter stages of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War. In June 1971, soldiers of the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, supported by Centurion tanks, encountered and assaulted a concealed bunker complex in South Vietnam’s Long Khanh Province. The detailed reverse design features Australian soldiers, a Centurion tank and an Iroquois helicopter, creating a powerful tribute to those who served. Presented on its original Royal Australian Mint card, this is a meaningful piece of Australian military and numismatic history.

Maker: Royal Australian Mint

Product: 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Long Khanh Uncirculated 50 Cent Coin on Card

Metal: Cupro-nickel

Era: 2021

Size: One Australian 50 cent coin measuring approximately 31.51 mm in diameter and weighing 15.55 grams. The Royal Australian Mint recorded a production quantity of 15,000 for the standard uncirculated release.

Condition: The coin is presented in uncirculated collector condition with its original Royal Australian Mint presentation card. Light storage, handling or packaging wear may be present.

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