Application of Determination
6 Application of Determination
The specifications in Schedule 1 do not affect any other determination of the specifications of a coin.
Schedule 1 Specification of coins (section 5)
Item 1 $1 coin
Denomination $1
Standard composition Not less than 99.9% silver
Standard weight and allowable variation 31.635 g ± 0.50 g
Maximum diameter 40.20 mm
Maximum thickness 3.50 mm
Shape Circular
Edge Continuously milled
Obverse design An effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and the initials 'IRB', surrounded by the inscriptions:
'ELIZABETH II'; and
'AUSTRALIA 2009'; and
'1 DOLLAR'.
Reverse design A design consisting of:
a representation of:
a bounding kangaroo and its shadow; and
the sun; and
a line; and
the inscriptions:
'1 oz. Fine silver'; and
'F12' enclosed within a circle; and
'WP'.
Item 2 50c coin
Denomination 50c
Standard composition Not less than 99.99% gold
Standard weight and allowable variation 33.880 g ± 0.250 g
Maximum diameter 31.65 mm
Maximum thickness 2.80 mm
Shape Dodecagonal
Edge Plain
Obverse design An effigy of a young Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the inscriptions:
'ELIZABETH II'; and
'AUSTRALIA 2009'.
Reverse design A design consisting of a representation of the Australian Coat of Arms and the inscription '50' superimposed over a background swirl design.
Item 3 $1 coin
Denomination $1
Standard composition Not less than 99.99% gold
Standard weight and allowable variation 21.70 g ± 0.18 g
Maximum diameter 25.12 mm
Maximum thickness 2.80 mm
Shape Circular
Edge Interrupted milling
Obverse design An effigy of a young Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the inscriptions:
'ELIZABETH II'; and
'AUSTRALIA 2009'.
Reverse design A design consisting of:
a representation of 5 bounding kangaroos in a circular pattern; and
the inscription '1 DOLLAR' superimposed over the representation of the kangaroos.
Note
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