Furthermore, the Perth Mint designed this silver coin to celebrate the show’s final season. The rectangular coin features all the main characters—Eleven, Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas, and Max. Additionally, the villain Vecna dominates in dramatic red, surrounded by vine-covered scenery from the Upside Down. The design cleverly incorporates the radio station WSQK 94.5 (The Squawk) and a menacing Demogorgon.

In contrast to traditional round coins, this coin measures 47.60mm x 27.60mm in its rectangular format. The reverse features King Charles III’s portrait, making it official Tuvalu currency worth 1 Tuvalu Dollar (TVD).

This compact gold coin contains 0.25 ounces of pure gold. Notably, the design showcases a detailed map of Australia with Ophir marked by a prominent dot. Furthermore, the coin features vivid scenes from the gold rush era including a tent, lantern, wheelbarrow, and panning tools that tell the story of discovery and fortune.

In comparison, this larger version contains a full 1 ounce of pure gold and carries a face value of $100 Australian dollars. The design mirrors the smaller coin’s themes but presents them with significantly more detail and visual impact due to the increased size.

Distinctively, the Perth Mint crafted this coin from silver and then applied special 24-carat gold coating to specific design elements. The Australian map, gold rush tools, and outer edge all shine with brilliant gold plating. As a result, the coin displays a stunning two-tone effect that combines the warm luster of gold with the cool gleam of silver.

Remarkably, this diminutive gold coin weighs just half a gram of pure gold. Yet collectors worldwide consider it genuinely valuable. The design captures two kangaroos leaping gracefully across water with mountains visible in the background.

Additionally, the Perth Mint individually numbered each coin, and importantly, packages it in a wallet-sized card. As a result, it serves as an excellent gift or prized collection addition. The compact size measures just 11.60mm wide, making it extraordinarily portable.

Employing special minting techniques, the Perth Mint created raised, three-dimensional designs on this silver coin. The kangaroos appear to leap right off the coin’s surface. Furthermore, the artisans colored the kangaroos in natural browns and oranges, while the water gleams in vibrant blue. Consequently, the design truly stands out.