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1966![]() First issue of decimal currency coins, round planchet. Coins struck in 0.8 fine silver; weight 13.28 grams. Reverse depicts commonwealth coat of arms. 1969,1971-76,1978-81,1983-84![]() Change to 12-sided planchet. Coins struck in copper-nickel; weight 15.55 grams; diameter: 31.51 mm. 1970![]() 200th anniversary of Captain James Cook's Australian voyage. 1977![]() The Queen's Silver Jubilee. 1981![]() The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana. 1982![]() The 12th Commonwealth Games, in Brisbane. 1985,1993,1996-1997![]() Back to regular issues, with new portrait of the Queen. 1988![]() Australian First Fleet Bicentenary. 1991![]() 25th anniversary of decimal currency, depicts the Merino Ram. 1994![]() International Year of the Family. 1995![]() Sir Edward "Weary" Dunlop. 1998![]() George Bass and Matthew Flinders. 1999,2004![]() Back to regular issues, with new portrait of the Queen. 2000![]() Royal visit. 2000![]() Millennium Year. 2001![]() 100 years of Federation. 2001
![]() Centenary of Federation: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, Norfolk Island. 2002![]() Year Of Outback. 2003![]() Australia's Volunteers. 2004![]() Primary School Design Winner. 2005![]() World War 1939-1945 Remembrance. 2005![]() Secondary School Design Winner.
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