Australia 2022-C $2 Remembrance Day Colorized PCGS MS67 Cert: #48450751

Australia 2022-C $2 Remembrance Day red poppy coin Graded PCGS MS67, certification 48450751 Coloured poppy reverse and Queen Elizabeth II obverse Presented in a PCGS Gold Shield holder A vivid red poppy centres this 2022-C Remembrance Day $2 coin, its black centre contrasting with the warm aluminium-bronze surface. The design marks ten years since Australia's first coloured $2 coin of 2012, returning a familiar emblem of remembrance to a small, carefully detailed format. This individually identified example is graded MS67 by PCGS and housed in a Gold Shield holder bearing certification 48450751. For a collection focused on Australian commemoratives, the combination of the C mintmark, coloured poppy and independently assigned grade gives this piece its particular identity. Choose this certified Red Poppy coin at FORTYMILLION. Specifications Country Australia Issuer Royal Australian Mint, Canberra Year and mintmark 2022-C; C (Canberra) Denomination $2 Australian legal tender Mintage 60,000 Metal Aluminium Bronze (AlBr) Weight 6.60g Diameter 20.50mm Obverse Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, with the date 2022 Reverse Red and black poppy surrounded by microtext: REMEMBRANCE DAY and LEST WE FORGET Grade PCGS MS67 Certification number 48450751 PCGS coin number 913873 Variety Remembrance Day Colorized Holder PCGS Gold Shield Security NFC anti-counterfeiting technology PCGS population snapshot — 28 October 2026 MS67: 2,865; higher grades: 1,620. Supplied figures as at 28 October 2026, not a live population report. Population figures record PCGS grading totals, not the coin’s original mintage or the total number surviving, and may change as further coins are certified. View the PCGS Population Report for Australian $2 Mint State coins (opens in a new tab). Refer to the 2022-C Remembrance Day Colorized entry, PCGS coin number 913873. The Sheldon Grading Scale The Sheldon Grading Scale is a 70-point numerical system used by third-party grading services such as PCGS and NGC to assess coin condition. Originally developed by Dr William Sheldon for early United States large cents, it was later adapted for wider numismatic use, including Australian coins. The scale runs from 1, the lowest identifiable grade, to 70, the highest grade under the grading service’s standards. Not every integer is assigned a grade; the table below lists the assigned numerical grades with summaries adapted from PCGS standards. Numeric grade Code Grading summary 70 MS / PR Fully struck and lustrous, free of visual marks under PCGS standards; minor as-minted defects may be permitted if they do not affect eye appeal. 69 MS / PR Virtually as struck, with minuscule imperfections; near-full strike. 68 MS / PR Virtually as struck, with slight imperfections; slight strike weakness permitted. 67 MS / PR Minor imperfections and a very good strike. This coin’s certified grade is PCGS MS67. 66 MS / PR Few minor marks or hairlines outside focal areas; good strike. 65 MS / PR Minor marks or hairlines, none in focal areas; above-average strike. 64 MS / PR Few marks or hairlines, or a couple of more severe ones; average or better strike. 63 MS / PR Moderate number or size of marks or hairlines; strike may not be full. 62 MS / PR No wear; fewer heavy marks or hairlines than grade 61; strike may not be full. 61 MS / PR No wear; multiple heavy marks or hairlines; strike may not be full. 60 MS / PR No wear; many heavy marks or hairlines possible; strike may not be full. 58 AU Full detail with only slight friction on high points. 55 AU Full detail with friction on less than half the surface, mainly high points. 53 AU Slight flatness and loss of lustre on design high points; some lustre remains. 50 AU Full detail with friction over most of the surface and slight flatness on high points. 45 XF / EF Complete detail with some high points flat. 40 XF / EF Complete detail with most high points slightly flat. 35 VF Complete but worn detail; high points flat. 30 VF Almost complete detail with flat areas. 25 VF More definition in detail and lettering than grade 20. 20 VF Some definition of detail; full, sharp lettering. 15 F More recessed detail than grade 12; sharp lettering. 12 F Some deeply recessed detail; sharp lettering. 10 VG Worn design with slightly clearer detail than grade 8. 8 VG Worn design with slight detail. 6 G Complete rims, flat detail and full peripheral lettering. 4 G Slightly worn rims, flat detail and nearly full peripheral lettering. 3 AG Worn rims; most lettering readable though worn. 2 FR Mostly worn, with some visible detail. 1 PO Identifiable date and type. MS means Mint State, a condition grade without circulation wear. PR (PCGS) or PF denotes Proof, a method of manufacture, not an automatic claim of perfect condition. Proof coins can show wear and receive lower numerical grades. Handling or bag marks do not by themselves mean circulation wear. Q. What grade is this coin? A. It is graded MS67 by PCGS, with certification number 48450751 shown on the holder. Q. What does the C mintmark represent? A. The C mintmark identifies Canberra. Q. Is this a silver coin? A. No. The listed composition is aluminium bronze.