Australia Edward VIII CROWN PATTERN FM20b PR68 PCGS CuNi medal coin 1936 1984

The Australia Edward VIII Crown Pattern FM20b CuNi Medal Coin 1936 (struck 1984) is a remarkable numismatic rarity, certified by PCGS in stunning PR68 Deep Cameo condition. This pattern coin pays tribute to King Edward VIII, whose reign lasted less than a year in 1936 before his historic abdication, making him one of the most enigmatic monarchs of the 20th century. The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Edward VIII, encircled by the inscription EDWARD VIII KING & EMPEROR, with sharp cameo contrast highlighting every detail. The reverse displays a powerful image of a kangaroo standing on a platform, with the inscription AUSTRALIA and the date 1936. Struck in cupro-nickel in 1984, this medallic pattern recalls what might have been one of Australia’s most iconic crowns, had Edward VIII remained on the throne. With its deep historical significance, limited mintage, and superb preservation, this piece is a highly desirable addition to advanced collections of British Commonwealth or Australian numismatics.

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