2010 marked the centenary of Australia's national coinage - the first coins that were truly Australian were issued in 1910, nine years after Federation.
These new coins heralded the unity and budding independence of our young nation.
The reverse of the 2010 commemorative $1 coins features effigies of the following monarchs, from left to right:
Queen Elizabeth II,
King George VI,
King George V, and
King Edward VII.
The mintmarked coins in this set are quite scarce - the H and D $1 coins are the first to be counterstamped with those letters.
Each Coin:
Obverse: Elizabeth II to right, legend around
Reverse: Images of the four right facing English monarchs that have appeared on Australian Pre-Decimal coinage. From left to right, Queen Elizabeth II, George VI, George V, and Edward VII
Composition:Aluminium Bronze
Weight:9.00g
Diameter:25.00mm
P - Perth; H - Hobart; D - Darwin; A - Adelaide
Mintage 30,990
Please note: Item condition is as photographed. Item in photograph is what you will receive. Please review photographs carefully before purchasing as returns will not be accepted based on condition.
