1982 Enzo Plazzotta "Leonardo" Bronze Plaque Limited #13 of 100

1982 Enzo Plazzotta "Leonardo" Bronze Plaque Limited #13 of 100This 1982 bronze plaque titled Leonardo is the work of renowned Italian born sculptor Enzo Plazzotta (19211981), celebrated for his dynamic and expressive studies of the human form. Issued posthumously, the plaque pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci, reflecting Plazzottas admiration for the Renaissance masters genius and artistic vision. Cast in rich bronze, the piece features a finely detailed profile of Leonardo, rendered with Plazzottas

Postmarked colourful envelope with a printed Wiggles MyStamp label

defeated the Anglo-Saxon King Harold II to claim the English throne

Custom design celebrating fatherhood and strength

which is one of the best selling bullion coins in Europe

marking the end of its British currency system based on pounds

• Accompanied by fold-out packaging that explores the stories behind each theme

Produced by Stokes & Martin in Melbourne

Designed by the Royal Mint’s Daniel Thorne

and reconciliation across once-divided nations

the 1985 $2 Johnston/Fraser Banknote and the 1988 $2 Coin are set behind archival bubble

highlighting the deep-rooted connection between bees and currency

All in encircled in a wreath made by a branch of laurel and one of oak with the star of Italy above the crown