Coin and Medal Sets
| Year of issue | Composition | Weight | Dimensions | Thickness | Plain | Finish | Design |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Unlimited | Bronze | 26.40 g | 35.90 mm | Land Sea and Air Imagery Reverse | King George VI Obverse | Part of 2005 End of World War II Coin and Medallion set with special booklet |
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