? This five Dollar proof Silver coin was designed as a commemorative item, which celebrates the important historical voyage of HMS Sirius. It is one coin from a set of four, five Dollar coins, which together pay tribute to the most important voyages that contributed to or played a significant role in Australian history. With the continent, that we now know as Australia being so difficult to reach and completely unknown, it took skills and dedication to make the discoveries ...
? This commemorative fifty cent coin was issued for generalcirculation as well as a proof coin and uncirculated coin included in the 2001 issue of the Royal Australian Mint's six coin year sets. This particular set was entitled Centenary of Federation and pays tribute to 100 years since the individual colonies of Australia came together to form the federation and to become known collectively as the States of the Commonwealth of Australia. This fifty cent coin is joined ...
? This fifty cent coin was issued in 2001 both for general circulation and as part of the program produced by the Royal Australian Mint in celebration of the Centenary of Federation. It was struck as both a proof and uncirculated coin and was included within two sets that were issued throughout the year. The first was a three coin set, paying tribute to 100 years since the self-governed colony of New South Wales joined the Federation in 1901. There were nine similar sets released ...
? The threepence switched over to the Kruger Gray reverse in 1937 though no circulation coins were issued until 1938; the design continued until 1952. The design features wheat stalks with AUSTRALIA around the top of the design, THREEPENCE around the bottom, and the year in the middle split on either side of the wheat stalks. The obverse features an uncrowned bust of King George VI facing to the left and the legend, GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX F : D : IND : IMP which was used ...
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