Official issue of the 2026 Perth Money Expo – held by the Australasian Numismatic Dealers Association (ANDA).
Features an Australian legal tender ANDA ‘WA’ for ‘Western Australia’ Privymark 20c!
A unique type, the WA Privymark 20c is united with a $1.70c Australian stamp.
Each cover features the dates of the Money Expo, the ANDA logo & individual numbering!
An extremely exclusive limited edition, with a mere 600 covers issued!
Strict limit of one cover per household.
Specifications
Quality
Uncirculated
Metal
Copper Nickel
Country of Issue
Australia
Denomination
20c
Issued By
Royal Australian Mint
ETA
Mid-Late September, 2026.
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Australia ANDA Perth Money Expo 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & C...
$45.00 AUD
Unit price /
Unavailable
Sure to continue the success of the series, the ANDA Perth Money Expo 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & Coin Cover is sure to sell out at super speed. Why? Because it features an utterly unique Australian legal tender 20c coin!
Always extremely popular with collectors, ANDA has taken its long-running Privymark Series up a notch in 2026. For the first time ever, the series features the 20c denomination – not the $1! One of a handful of occasions that the Royal Australian Mint has issued a 20c carrying a privymark, mintmark or counterstamp, the 2026 Platypus 20c coin in this Perth Money Expo Stamp & Coin Cover is distinguished by a ‘WA’ privymark! The perfect complement, each official Australia Post issue also features an Australian $1.70c stamp.
As with the first three issues, for the Melbourne, Hobart and Brisbane Money Expos, the limited edition of this official Australian Show Product has been set at a mere 600. With our allocation of the 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & Coin Cover sure to sell out like lightning, we must – in the interests of fairness – apply a strict limit of one cover per household.
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Australia ANDA Perth Money Expo 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & Coin Cover
$45.00 AUD
Unit price /
Unavailable
Issued By
Royal Australian Mint
Country of Issue
Australia
Year of Issue
2026
Denomination
20c
Grade
N/A
Metal
Copper Nickel
Quality
Uncirculated
Dimensions
N/A
Mintage
600
Diameter (mm)
N/A
Brand
N/A
Scale
N/A
Release Date
N/A
Race team
N/A
ETA
Mid-Late September, 2026.
Limited Edition
N/A
Sure to continue the success of the series, the ANDA Perth Money Expo 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & Coin Cover is sure to sell out at super speed. Why? Because it features an utterly unique Australian legal tender 20c coin!
Always extremely popular with collectors, ANDA has taken its long-running Privymark Series up a notch in 2026. For the first time ever, the series features the 20c denomination – not the $1! One of a handful of occasions that the Royal Australian Mint has issued a 20c carrying a privymark, mintmark or counterstamp, the 2026 Platypus 20c coin in this Perth Money Expo Stamp & Coin Cover is distinguished by a ‘WA’ privymark! The perfect complement, each official Australia Post issue also features an Australian $1.70c stamp.
As with the first three issues, for the Melbourne, Hobart and Brisbane Money Expos, the limited edition of this official Australian Show Product has been set at a mere 600. With our allocation of the 2026 20c WA Privymark Stamp & Coin Cover sure to sell out like lightning, we must – in the interests of fairness – apply a strict limit of one cover per household.
