2018 $1 Lest We Forget ANZAC Day Uncirculated Coin Silver .925 The reverse of the coin

The reverse of the coin features a representation of King John’s royal seal as attached to the original 1215 Magna Carta

A posable wooden echidna snuggles on the 5c

Australians fought alongside many other brave servicemen and women in battles on the Gallipoli peninsula

With its membranes of loose skin

2018 $1 Lest We Forget ANZAC Day Uncirculated Coin Silver .925 The reverse of the coinRed poppies were among the first flowers to bloom across the battlefields of France and Belgium. The sight of these poppies inspired the poem In Flanders Fields by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae in 1915. An American professor, Moina Michael, was so moved by the poem that she successfully campaigned for the flower to be adopted as a symbol of remembrance in 1921. In Australia, wreaths of poppies are traditionally placed at memorials and honour boards