First World War Silver 4-Commemorative Set + FREE WWI Memorial Plaque Replica

A wonderful opportunity to honour the courage, service and sacrifice of those who served in WWI, we are proud to present the First World War Silver 4-Commemorative Set.

The first global conflict of the 20^th century, the First World War represented Australia’s Baptism of Fire. From the tiny beaches of Gallipoli to the muddy wastelands of the Western Front to the deserts of the Middle East, Australians served the Empire with distinction, establishing a reputation for courage, determination and fierce fighting qualities. Their sacrifice helped to truly unify our recently federated nation, and helped define the Australian identity.

A lasting record of this seminal moment in our history, the First World War Silver 4-Commemorative Set pays tribute to some of the most iconic elements of Australia’s World War I campaign. Superbly designed and sharply struck, the four commemoratives found in this poignant presentation honour HMAS Sydney, the Charge at Beersheba, Enlist Now and the Victoria Cross respectively. Crafted from genuine silver, each Prooflike quality commemorative also features Australia’s iconic Rising Sun Badge on the obverse.

Beautifully presented within a case, and complete with a Certificate of Authenticity, the First World War Silver 4-Commemorative Set represents outstanding value-for-money at just $199. For a limited time, purchase this set and receive a FREE WWI Memorial Plaque Replica, massive in size at 120mm. Don’t miss out—add it to your cart today!

This poignant, affordable collection comprises…

First World War Enlist Now Silver Prooflike Commemorative

Following the initial rush to enlist, which saw 60,000 men join up in six months, recruitment numbers fell. Enlistment posters became crucial in inspiring men to join their comrades in the trenches – such as the iconic The Trumpet Calls poster upon which the Enlist Now Silver Commemorative is based.

First World War HMAS Sydney Silver Prooflike Commemorative

This commemorative honours the iconic HMAS Sydney which, on November the 1^st, 1914, left Albany as part of the escort for the first ANZAC convoy. Eight days later, the Sydney destroyed the notorious German raider SMS Emden in the Battle of the Cocos – Australia’s first major naval victory.

First World War Charge at Beersheba Silver Prooflike Commemorative

A major turning point of the First World War in the Middle East, the Battle of Beersheba saw Australian Light Horsemen armed with bayonets successfully charge and overwhelm Turkish/German forces and take the town of Beersheba, ending months of stalemate in the Sinai & Palestine Campaign.

First World War Victoria Cross Silver Prooflike Commemorative

Awarded for the most conspicuous gallantry, act of valour, self-sacrifice or extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy, the Victoria Cross was the highest honour in the decorations system of the British Empire. Sixty-four VCs were awarded to men serving with the Australian forces in WWI.