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To celebrate 120 years of the Australian Open, the Royal Australian Mint has partnered with Australia Post to introduce new collectible coins. In 2012, the Royal Australian Mint made history by minting the official coin toss coins for the Australian Open finals. This year, the Mint proudly commemorates the Australian Open once more with vibrant commemorative coins that embody the event’s energy and spirit. As a special addition, 1 in 10 of these coins features a unique colored design, perfectly matching a tennis ball.

The Australian Open is one of the four prestigious Grand Slam tennis tournaments, held annually in Melbourne, Australia. Established in 1905, it has grown into a global spectacle that attracts the world’s finest tennis players and millions of fans from around the globe. Played on hard courts, the tournament is known for its high-energy matches, dramatic moments, and summer atmosphere. It kicks off the tennis calendar each year in January, serving as the first major competition of the season. The Australian Open is not only a showcase of athletic excellence but also a celebration of sportsmanship and innovation, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and fan-friendly experiences. With its rich history and iconic blue courts, it remains a cornerstone of international tennis and a highlight of Australia’s sporting culture.