
It was on 14 February 1966 that Australia started to use decimal currency – the dollars and cents that we know today. This was a lot easier than the old money and showed off the unique Australian animals that set this country apart from the rest of the world.
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500 grams Australian Commonwealth Halfpennies
Details 500 grams of Australian Commonwealth halfpennies in mixed conditions. Fantastic for those into faults and handy for dates as well. The Comm.....
Australian Roo Pennies - Bulk
Details A Kilo of Roo Pennies, George V1 and QE11 heads - all in circulated condition, Great for sorting through and ideal for those who want to ma.....
Bulk Australian Roo Halfpennies - 500 grams
Details An assortment of "Roo" halfpennies. We've taken the marked ones out ( the pitted, dented etc), so these are all what we call .....
Lighthouse Volterra Coin Etuis for 2 Quadrums
Details The ultimate presentation display case for 2 Quadrum (square coin capsules). Overall size 148 x 93 mm. .....
The Australian Dollar Five Coin Set
The Royal Australian Mint issued this folder with the five uncirculated dollar coins depicting the first QE11 portrait on the 1984, the new portrait o.....
1981 Australian Uncirculated Set
Details 1981 Australian Uncirculated Coin Set in a blue folder .....