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2012 Canada, Australia & Great Britain The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Royal Silver 3-coin Set (Australian coin lightly toned, case and box lightly scuffed)
Includes Great Britain £5 sterling silver, Canada $20 .9999 silver, and Australia 50-cent .999 silver coins honouring Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, CoA booklets in English and French, and a separate CoA for the Canadian coin. The set is presented in a deluxe wood box and outer cardboard box, each branded with the logos and titles of the three mints.
A trilogy of silver coins from the British, Canadian and Australian mints. Limited to only 4,000 sets worldwide. (1,950 sets for Canada and the US).
An international Diamond Jubilee celebration.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II acceded to the throne in 1952 to become the monarch of England and the Commonwealth realms of which the Dominions of Canada and Australia were part. Just 25 years of age, she was already a seasoned stateswoman, having long acted on the King's behalf during the many years he struggled with illness.
The Queen is one of the world's most recognized and most-travelled monarchs. As the 60th year of her reign begins, she continues to draw enthusiastic admirers wherever she goes. The British monarchy has marked a Diamond Jubilee only once throughout its 1,200-year history, for Queen Victoria in 1897. Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee is a source of pride in Britain and the Commonwealth a rare milestone of exceptional service and devotion to be celebrated the world over.
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