Classic Bond car

James Bond’s arsenal of gadgets and weaponry included an Aston Martin DB5, which debuted in 1964’s Goldfinger. Modified by Q Branch for the agent’s deadly mission against the notorious gold smuggler, it featured concealed weaponry, a bullet-proof rear shield, and an array of gadgets designed to foil pursuers. When threatened inside the car by an adversary, Bond dispatched his unwanted passenger using an ejector seat. The sleek ‘silver birch’ sports car remains synonymous with James Bond.

Coloured coin design

The coin’s reverse portrays a coloured image of Sean Connery leaning on the bonnet of the Aston Martin DB5. The design includes the coloured inscription ‘JAMES BOND’, the 007 gun logo, and spiral gun barrel graphics from the franchise’s signature opening sequence.