Currency (Royal Australian Mint) Determination 2009 (No. 5)

Item 1

$1 coin

Denomination

$1

Standard composition

Copper, aluminium and nickel

Standard weight and allowable variation

9.00 g ± 0.28 g

Maximum diameter

25.12 mm

Maximum thickness

2.80 mm

Shape

Circular

Edge

14 segments, of which 7 are milled and 7 are plain

Obverse design

An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials “IRB”, surrounded by the inscriptions:

 (a) “ELIZABETH II”; and

 (b) “AUSTRALIA”; and

 (c) the inscription, in numerals, of a year.

Reverse design

A design consisting of:

 (a) a portrait of Dorothy Wall; and

 (b) 4 representations of Blinky Bill, enclosed by lines, as the main character of the book Blinky Bill; and

 (c) the inscriptions:

  (i) “DOROTHY WALL”; and

 (ii) “ONE DOLLAR”; and

 (iii) “BLINKY BILL”.

Item 2

$1 coin

Denomination

$1

Standard composition

Copper, aluminium and nickel

Standard weight and allowable variation

9.00 g ± 0.28 g

Maximum diameter

25.12 mm

Maximum thickness

2.80 mm

Shape

Circular

Edge

Continuously milled

Obverse design

An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials “IRB”, surrounded by the inscriptions:

 (a) “ELIZABETH II”; and

 (b) “1 DOLLAR”; and

 (c) “AUSTRALIA 2010”;

with dots before and after the inscription “1 DOLLAR”.

Reverse design

A design consisting of:

 (a) in the centre of the coin —  a circle enclosing:

 (i) a representation of a tiger; and

 (ii) a small designer’s mark resembling the letter “G”; and

 (b) to the left of the circle— a representation of a flame; and

 (c) to the right of the circle —  a character in traditional Chinese script meaning “tiger”; and

 (d) above the circle — the inscription “2010”; and

 (e) below the circle — the inscription “YEAR OF THE TIGER”; and

 (f) in 4 sectors outside the circle — identical design elements incorporating the representation of a flame.

Item 3

$1 coin

Denomination

$1

Standard composition

At least 99.9% silver

Standard weight and allowable variation

11.66 g ± 0.24 g

Maximum diameter

25.12 mm

Maximum thickness

2.80 mm

Shape

Circular

Edge

14 segments, of which 7 are milled and 7 are plain

Obverse design

An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials “IRB”, surrounded by the inscriptions:

 (a) “ELIZABETH II”; and

 (b) “1 DOLLAR”; and

 (c) “AUSTRALIA 2010”;

with dots before and after the inscription “1 DOLLAR”.

Reverse design

A design consisting of:

 (a) in the centre of the coin —  a circle enclosing:

 (i) a representation of a tiger; and

 (ii) a small designer’s mark resembling the letter “G”; and

 (b) to the left of the circle— a representation of a flame; and

 (c) to the right of the circle —  a character in traditional Chinese script meaning “tiger”; and

 (d) above the circle — the inscription “2010”; and

 (e) below the circle — the inscription “YEAR OF THE TIGER”; and

 (f) in 4 sectors outside the circle — identical design elements incorporating the representation of a flame.

Item 4

$10 coin

Denomination

$10

Standard composition

At least 99.99% gold

Standard weight and allowable variation

3.133 g ± 0.090 g

Maximum diameter

17.65 mm

Maximum thickness

1.58 mm

Shape

Circular

Edge

Continuously milled

Obverse design

An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials “IRB”, surrounded by the inscriptions:

 (a) “ELIZABETH II”; and

 (b) “10 DOLLARS”; and

 (c) “AUSTRALIA 2010”;

with dots before and after the inscription “10 DOLLARS”.

Reverse design

A design consisting of:

 (a) in the centre of the coin —  a circle enclosing:

 (i) a representation of a tiger; and

 (ii) a small designer’s mark resembling the letter “G”; and

 (b) to the left of the circle — a representation of a flame; and

 (c) to the right of the circle —  a character in traditional Chinese script meaning “tiger”; and

 (d) above the circle — the inscription “2010”; and

 (e) below the circle — the inscription “YEAR OF THE TIGER”; and

 (f) in 4 sectors outside the circle — identical design elements incorporating the representation of a flame.

Item 5

$1 coin

Denomination

$1

Standard composition

Copper, aluminium and nickel

Standard weight and allowable variation

9.00 g ± 0.28 g

Maximum diameter

25.12 mm

Maximum thickness

2.80 mm

Shape

Circular

Edge

Continuously milled

Obverse design

An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials “IRB”, surrounded by the inscriptions:

 (a) “ELIZABETH II”; and

 (b) “AUSTRALIA 2009”.

Reverse design

A design consisting of:

 (a) in the centre of the coin:

 (i) a representation of an elderly female sitting on a chair; and

 (ii) a representation of an elderly male holding a walking stick and sitting on a chair; and

 (iii) depicted around the elderly female and the elderly male — representations of the outlines of 10 people of different shapes and sizes, with 1 of the figures wearing a hat and another holding an Australian flag; and

 (b) surrounding the centre — the inscriptions:

 (i) “CENTENARY OF COMMONWEALTH AGE PENSION”; and

 (ii) “1 DOLLAR”; and

 (iii) “SECURITY — SUPPORT — DIGNITY”.

ad = added or inserted

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am = amended

prev = previous

c = clause(s)

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Dict = Dictionary

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disallowed = disallowed by Parliament

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Div = Division(s)

renum = renumbered

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rs = repealed and substituted

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LIA = Legislative Instruments Act 2003

Sch = Schedule(s)

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par = paragraph(s)/subparagraph(s)

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Currency (Royal Australian Mint) Determination 2009 (No. 5)

16 July 2009 (see F2009L02826)

17 July 2009

Currency (Royal Australian Mint) Amendment Determination 2013 (No. 3)

25 July 2013 (see F2013L01430)

26 July 2013

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