First introduced on the 14th May 1984 to replace the $1 paper note which had been in circulation since the change over to Decimal Currency in 1966. The first dollars featured the iconic “Mob of Roos” but in later years there have been many commemorative dollars issued as well as the “Mob of Roos”
Please note that while this is in great condition, it has been opened at one end (probably to reveal the date) and does have 1984 written on the outsi.....
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This special $1 uncirculated coin was struck to commemorate the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.The coin depicts a design of a female javelin .....
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In 1895 A.B. Paterson was working as a journalist in the Queensland town of Winton. Local folklore says that during hi stay he was told the.....
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In 1895 A.B. Paterson was working as a journalist in the Queensland town of Winton. Local folklore says that during hi stay he was told the.....
In 1889, after more than 50 years serving in public life, Sir Henry Parkes dedicated himself to uniting all the separate colonies in Australia under o.....
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With two different dollar coins produced in 1999, the RAM issued a special dual set combining the The Last ANZAC $1 with the Year of Older .....
The Australian Army was formed on the 1st March 1901 when the naval and military forces of each state were transferred to the control of the Commonwea.....
