1/10 oz Battle of the Coral Sea Gold Coin

  
4+ tube of Silver Coins. 1/10 oz Battle of the Coral Sea Gold Coin.

The Battle of the Coral Sea was the first of its kind, as aircraft carriers engaged against one other, for the first time in history, without direct fire on opposing vessels. This event caused the Generals of each nation to adapt their strategies and tactics to the demands of heavy artillery naval warfare. The Battle of the Coral sea changed the tide of the war altogether. This 1/2 oz, 999 pure gold coin from the Perth mint, commemorates this Battle. The reverse side illustrates an Attack vessel, afloat on the Pacific Ocean, seemingly prepared for Battle.

In coins background, stars and stripes are illustrated, indicative of the United States who participated in this Battle. The image is encapsulated by the title of the Battle, and the years in which the United States participated in World War II, instigated by the attack on Pearl Harbor. Held on the reverse is Ian Rank-Broadleys contemporary likeness of her majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The bust reflects both the efforts of Americas, Australian allies, and the Perth mint.

The Battle of the Coral Sea is arguably one of the most pivotal battles in history and is etched in remarkable detail on these 999 pure gold coins. Fortify your holdings with the addition of a few of these 1/10 oz Battle of the Coral Sea gold Coins today! We may request for photo identification and other documentation before we confirm your order and begin packaging the item. The item "1/10 oz Battle of the Coral Sea Gold Coin" is in sale since Thursday, August 5, 2021.

This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Bullion\Gold\Coins". The seller is "silvergoldbullusa" and is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Condition: Lightly Used
• Bullion Or Collectible: Bullion
• SKU: 5672
• Year: Not Available
• Country: Australia
• Purity: 999
• Legal Tender: AUD 10
• Total Weight (ozt): 0.1000
• Metal Weight (ozt): 0.1000
• Manufacturer: Perth Mint
• Certification: Uncertified