Australian penny

The whole series: 22 dated issues, each opening to the document its figure came from, plus 84 branch mint production records.

YearDesignMintageWhat the figure is
1964 Standard design 39,134,400 disputed

This coin has a page of its own, because the report states the date these coins bore.

1964 penny: the full record →

1963 Standard design not recorded no figure

This coin has a page of its own, because the report states the date these coins bore.

1963 penny: the full record →

1955 Standard design not recorded no figure4 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 4 documented varieties.

1955 penny: the full record →

1953 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1953 penny: the full record →

1952 Standard design 14,455,200 single-source1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1952 penny: the full record →

1951 Standard design 8,520,000 single-source

single-source 8,520,000 pieces

One of the few figures the Royal Mint's reports tie to the date borne by the coin rather than to a report year.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
8,520,000 London struck-dated Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
8,520,000 pence and 3,000,000 halfpence were struck in this Department.
1948 Standard design 6,748,800 single-source

This coin has a page of its own, because the report states the date these coins bore.

1948 penny: the full record →

1946 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1946 penny: the full record →

1943 Standard design not recorded no figure2 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 2 documented varieties.

1943 penny: the full record →

1942 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1942 penny: the full record →

1941 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1941 penny: the full record →

1936 Standard design 5,522,400 single-source

single-source 5,522,400 pieces

One of the few figures the Royal Mint's reports tie to the date borne by the coin rather than to a report year.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
5,522,400 Melbourne struck-dated Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
23,0101. in pence and 6,2801. in halfpence have been delivered to the
1933 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1933 penny: the full record →

1931 Standard design not recorded no figure5 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 5 documented varieties.

1931 penny: the full record →

1930 Standard design not recorded no figure3 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 3 documented varieties.

1930 penny: the full record →

1929 Standard design not recorded no figure2 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 2 documented varieties.

1929 penny: the full record →

1927 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1927 penny: the full record →

1925 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1925 penny: the full record →

1924 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1924 penny: the full record →

1922 Standard design not recorded no figure1 variety

This coin has a page of its own, because 1 documented variety.

1922 penny: the full record →

1920 Standard design not recorded no figure3 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 3 documented varieties.

1920 penny: the full record →

1919 Standard design not recorded no figure3 varieties

This coin has a page of its own, because 3 documented varieties.

1919 penny: the full record →

Every year above opens to the documents behind its figure. 20 of 22 also have a page of their own, where there was more to say than a row can hold.

Varieties and errors

A variety is a claim about a coin, and claims differ in how well they are evidenced. The grade beside each says what kind of source stands behind it. This catalogue prints no valuations, so nothing here tells you what a variety is worth.

VarietyHow you tell it apartEvidenceSource
1919 Plain penny (key die type) No reverse mintmark dots; London-supplied working dies trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1919 dot-below-scroll penny Small dot below the bottom reverse scroll trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1919 dot-above-and-below-scroll penny Dot above top scroll added to the already dot-below reverse trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1920 Plain penny No mintmark dots on reverse trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
Source calls the wider 1920 mint allocation a conundrum and offers theory, not records.
1920 dot-below-scroll penny Dot below bottom scroll; a filled die can mislead attribution trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
Source presents competing mint-allocation theories.
1920 dot-above-and-below-scroll penny Dots above top and below bottom scrolls trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
Attribution is expressly an assumption, not a primary mint record.
1920-21 English-obverse penny family
applies to 1920-1921
English master-die obverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1922 Perth-mint obverse-die identification family English/Indian George V obverse diagnostics allow Perth products to be identified; excerpt does not say which type is Perth scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1924 Indian-obverse penny Indian master-die obverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1925 penny (key date; not a variety) Date 1925; low-mintage date, not a die error trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1927 Indian-obverse penny Indian master-die obverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1929 English-obverse penny English master-die obverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1929 Indian-obverse penny Indian master-die obverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1930 penny, English obverse / London reverse English obverse paired with London reverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1930 penny, Indian obverse / London reverse Indian obverse paired with London reverse scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1930 specimen penny, Indian obverse / London reverse Indian obverse; London reverse; 3 overdate and reverse denticle fault on sufficiently sharp examples scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
Not a numerical disagreement: source reports “struck 12 specimen pieces” but “only six are known to exist”; production and known survival are different measures.
George V penny Obverse 1 / English diagnostic
applies to George V dates
177 beads; final upright of N in OMN between beads scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
George V penny Obverse 2 / Indian diagnostic
applies to George V dates
178 beads; final upright of N in OMN aligned with bead scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
George V penny Reverse A / London diagnostic
applies to George V dates
174 beads; AL aligned with beads; IA between beads scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
George V penny Reverse B / Birmingham diagnostic
applies to George V dates
177 beads; A and IA aligned with beads; L between beads scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1931 P31A / 1+B English obverse; Birmingham reverse; final 1 correctly aligned scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1931 P31B / 2+B Indian obverse; Birmingham reverse; final 1 correctly aligned scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1931 P31C / 1+A dropped 1 English obverse; London reverse; final 1 misaligned/dropped scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1931 D1 Indian obverse / 2+A dropped 1 Indian obverse; London reverse; dropped 1; flat-base reverse letters scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1931 P31D “Unicorn” / 2+A* dropped 1 Indian obverse; London reverse; dropped 1; curved-base reverse letters scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1933/2 overdate penny 1932-dated working dies over-hubbed with a 1933 hub scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1941 penny mintmark-placement varieties (family) Different mintmark positions; source does not give row-level diagnostics scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1943-I penny Type E large denticles I mintmark; large denticles relative to Type Eb trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1943-I penny Type Eb small denticles I mintmark; shortened/small denticles with same count as large type trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1942-I penny missing-I error I mintmark omitted trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1946 penny (key date; not a variety) Date 1946; low-mintage date, not a die error trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
https://www.downies.com/collections/penny [200] “the 1946 penny, with 363,000 minted.”; https://www.downies.com/products/1946-penny-very-fine [200] “mintage of just 363,400.”
1948-52 Melbourne strike-doubled dates (family)
applies to 1948-1952
Mechanically/strike-doubled date numerals scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1952 Perth date-numeral varieties (family) Final 2 varies in style, position and spacing scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1953 penny Melbourne sans-serif 5 First 5 lacks traditional serif scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1955 Perth penny Type 8 / closed 55 Obverse Type 8; close-spaced 55 trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1955 Perth penny Type 8 / wide 5 5 Obverse Type 8; wide-spaced 5 5 trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1955 Perth penny Type 9 / wide 5 5 Obverse Type 9; wide-spaced 5 5 trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1955 Perth proof penny Type 9 / closed 55 Obverse Type 9; close-spaced 55; proof only trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service
source
1955-56 Perth penny mule, older Melbourne-style obverse
applies to 1955-1956
Older Melbourne-style obverse in the Perth mule series scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source
1955-56 Perth penny mule, newer Perth-style obverse
applies to 1955-1956
Newer Perth-style obverse in the transitional Perth pairing series scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study
source

What the mints reported

These are not mintages by date, and this catalogue will not print them as if they were. They are what the Sydney, Melbourne and Perth branches reported striking, delivering or issuing during a report year. A single year's delivery routinely carried two dates: the 1958 report says florins and sixpences to a stated value "were dated 1957; the remainder of the coin delivered being dated 1958".

84 records. 71 of them are recorded in pounds sterling rather than in coins, because that is how the mints kept the books. 8 name the date borne by the coin. On 7 occasions the report states the same output both ways, in money and in coins, and the two agree exactly once converted: that is the pound ledger showing itself.

Report yearMintAs printedUnitIn piecesWhat was countedThe report's own words
1911 London 3,806,208 pieces unstated
10f this total 3,806,208 pence and 2,830,000 halfpeuee were transferred in the
1918 Melbourne 5,808,960 pieces 5,808,960 (£24,204 x 240 coins per pound) deliveredstated both ways
of the year 5,808,960 pieces had been delivered.
1918 Melbourne £24,204 pounds 5,808,960 (£24,204 x 240 coins per pound) deliveredstated both ways
to such an extent that before the end of the year 24,2041. had been
1920 Melbourne £39,250 pounds 9,420,000 (£39,250 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
“39,2501... all in pence, have been delivered to
1920 Melbourne £30,380 pounds 7,291,200 (£30,380 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
30,3801, all in pence, have been delivered to the Commonwealth
1920 Sydney £5,140 pounds 1,233,600 (£5,140 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
amounting to 8,5701. and of pence to 5,1401.
1920 Sydney 1,233,600 pieces 1,233,600 (£5,140 x 240 coins per pound) deliveredstated both ways
360,000 sovereigns, 1,233,600 pence, and 4,113,600 halfpence, a total
1920 Sydney £5,140 pounds 1,233,600 (£5,140 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
bars were delivered to the Coiner, and from them 5,140l. in pence and
1920 Sydney £609 pounds 146,160 (£609 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
sixpences, 0091. in pence, and 11,0001. in halfpence, a total of 7,112,160
1922 Melbourne £31,860 pounds 7,646,400 (£31,860 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
The demand for bronze has again been unusually heavy, 31,8601
1922 Perth £13,590 pounds 3,261,600 (£13,590 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
sum of 13,5901. worth of pence was completed.
1922 Perth £13,200 pounds 3,168,000 (£13,200 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
of penny blanks, and 13,2001. in pence were coined and delivered to
1923 Melbourne £22,040 pounds 5,289,600 (£22,040 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
22,0401. of bronze, all in pence, have been delivered to the
1923 Perth £1,520 pounds 364,800 (£1,520 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
of 3 tons 7 cwt. 2 qrs. 3 lbs, and pence of the value of 1,520Z. were
1924 Melbourne £5,580 pounds 1,339,200 (£5,580 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
5,580l. in pence and 1,420]. in halfpence, have been delivered to the
1924 Sydney 2,016,000 pieces 2,016,000 (£8,400 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
2,182,000 silver pieces, nominal value 98,150l. and 2,016,000 pence,
1925 Melbourne £R 0,830.1. pounds delivered
R 0,830.1. of pence and 13,3!)(il. of halfpence, have been delivered to the
1926 Melbourne £4,090 pounds 981,600 (£4,090 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
4,0901. in pence, and 4,460]. in halfpence have been delivered
1927 Melbourne £20,510 pounds 4,922,400 (£20,510 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
1 1 the Vacant post. , A . . . Osbourne being appointed to fin 20,5101: in pence, and (3,400l. in halfpence have been delivered 1‘11 1 1
1928 Melbourne £12,660 pounds 3,038,400 (£12,660 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
12,6601. in pence, and 4,8301. in halfpence, have been delivered
1929 Melbourne £10,830 pounds 2,599,200 (£10,830 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
10,8301. in pence, and 5,490l. in halfpence for the Commonwealth,
1931 Melbourne £2,060 pounds 494,400 (£2,060 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
w 2,060l. in pence, and 7701. in halfpence have been delivered to
1932 Melbourne £8,820 pounds 2,116,800 (£8,820 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
8,820l. in pence, and 5,3201. in halfpence have been delivered to'
1933 Melbourne £24,240 pounds 5,817,600 (£24,240 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
24,2401. in ence, and 9,6001. ' '
1934 Melbourne £24,200 pounds 5,808,000 (£24,200 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
24,2001. in pence, and 7,9501. in halfpence have been delivered to the
1935 Melbourne £15,520 pounds 3,724,800 (£15,520 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
15,5201. in pence, and 6,1701. in halfpence have been delivered to the
1936 Melbourne £18,200 pounds 4,368,000 (£18,200 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
18,200l. in pence and 5,340l. in halfpence have been delivered to the
1937 Melbourne £23,010 pounds 5,522,400 (£23,010 x 240 coins per pound) delivereddated 1936
23,0101. in pence and 6,2801. in halfpence have been delivered to the
1938 Melbourne £32,520 pounds 7,804,800 (£32,520 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
32,5201. in pence and 10,7805. in halfpence, and New Guinea 1,5001. in
1945 Melbourne £3,230 pounds 775,200 (£3,230 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
J€3,230 in pence and £1,880 in halfpence have been delivered to the
1945 Perth £8,000 pounds 1,920,000 (£8,000 x 240 coins per pound) unstated
pence from £8,000 in face value per month to £1,000 in face value per week.
1945 Perth £1,000 pounds 240,000 (£1,000 x 240 coins per pound) unstated
pence from £8,000 in face value per month to £1,000 in face value per week.
1945 Perth £59,990 pounds 14,397,600 (£59,990 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
struck to the nominal value of J€59,990 pence and £4,440 halfpence.
1945 unstated £55,570 pounds 13,336,800 (£55,570 x 240 coins per pound) issued
BRONZE : Pence. . . . . . 55,570
1946 Melbourne £1,000 pounds 240,000 (£1,000 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£1,000 pence and £390 in halfpence have been delivered to the Bullion
1946 unstated £9,650 pounds 2,316,000 (£9,650 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence . . . . 9,650
1947 Melbourne £26,340 pounds 6,321,600 (£26,340 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£26,340 pence have been delivered to the Bullion Office. The total
1947 Perth £18,710 pounds 4,490,400 (£18,710 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
value of £44,600 shillings, £18,710 pence and £19,360 halfpence.
1947 unstated £44,270 pounds 10,624,800 (£44,270 x 240 coins per pound) issued
BRoxzezPence 44,270
1948 Melbourne 32,000,000 pieces unstated
some [thirty-six million] threepences and thirty-two million pennies have
1948 Melbourne £89,300 pounds 21,432,000 (£89,300 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£89,300 pence and £9,580 in half-pence have been delivered to the
1948 unstated £86,940 pounds 20,865,600 (£86,940 x 240 coins per pound) issued
BRONZE Pence 86,940
1949 Melbourne a similar number pieces unstated
pences and a similar number of pennies have been absorbed in
1949 Melbourne £28,120 pounds 6,748,800 (£28,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-dateddated 1948
dated 1948. namely the whole of the sixpenny coinage and £28,120 of
1949 Melbourne £106,380 pounds 25,531,200 (£106,380 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£106,380 pence have been delivered to the Bullion Office. The
1949 Perth £6,390 pounds 1,533,600 (£6,390 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
pence £6,390 and half-pence £46,480.
1949 unstated £106,320 pounds 25,516,800 (£106,320 x 240 coins per pound) issued
- Pence 106,320 . I have the honour to be, Sir,
1950 Melbourne £71,980 pounds 17,275,200 (£71,980 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£71,980 pence have been delivered to the Bullion Office.
1950 Perth £79,515 pounds 19,083,600 (£79,515 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
value of £79,515 pence and £25,030 halfpence, a total of 31,098,000 pieces.
1950 unstated £141,810 pounds 34,034,400 (£141,810 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence 141,810
1951 London £75,000 pounds 18,000,000 (£75,000 x 240 coins per pound) unstated
pences, £75,000 in pence and £25,000 in halfpence.
1951 London 8,520,000 pieces 8,520,000 (£35,500 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yeardated 1951
8,520,000 pence and 3,000,000 halfpence were struck in this Department.
1951 Melbourne £89,150 pounds 21,396,000 (£89,150 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£89,150 in pence have been delivered to the Bullion Ofi‘ice. The
1951 Perth £63,720 pounds 15,292,800 (£63,720 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
continued during the year. In all, pence to the value of £63,720.
1951 Perth 15,292,800 pieces 15,292,800 (£63,720 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
15,292,800 pieces, and halfpence to the value of £42,036, 20,177,280
1951 unstated £168,265 pounds 40,383,600 (£168,265 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence 168,265
1952 London 9,480,000 pieces 9,480,000 (£39,500 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
Ian1df22,848.,595 threepences in .511ver and 9,480,000 pence and 3192011580
1952 Melbourne £96,790 pounds 23,229,600 (£96,790 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£96,790 in pence have been delivered to the Bullion Office. The
1952 Perth £115,320 pounds 27,676,800 (£115,320 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £115,320 pence and £27,864
1952 unstated £266,190 pounds 63,885,600 (£266,190 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence . . . . . . . . 266,190
1953 Melbourne £60,230 pounds 14,455,200 (£60,230 x 240 coins per pound) issueddated 1952
£60,230 of pence, were dated 1952. The remainder of the issues, dated 1953,
1953 Melbourne £86,330 pounds 20,719,200 (£86,330 x 240 coins per pound) delivered
£86,330 in pence have been delivered to the Bullion Office. The number of
1953 Perth £100,170 pounds 24,040,800 (£100,170 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
‘1 I] » struck to the nominal value of £100,170 pence and £39,000 half-pence, a total of
1955 Melbourne £18,160 pounds 4,358,400 (£18,160 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence to the value of £18,160 were also struck and issued to the Bullioti
1955 Perth £25,050 pounds 6,012,000 (£25,050 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
struck to the nominal value of £25,050 pence and £28,056 halfpence, a total 0f
1956 Melbourne £66,090 pounds 15,861,600 (£66,090 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Pence to the value of £66,090 were also struck and issued to the Bullion
1956 Perth £60,120 pounds 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
struck to the nominal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces. No
1956 Perth 14,428,800 pieces 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
struck to the nominal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces. No
1957 Perth £60,120 pounds 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
struck to the nominal value of £60,120 pence, numbermg the year. Output
1958 Melbourne £41,720 pounds 10,012,800 (£41,720 x 240 coins per pound) issued
£140,600, and pence, £41,720, the total number of pieces dellvered being
1958 Perth £60,120 pounds 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
11C to the nomlnal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces.
1958 Perth 14,428,800 pieces 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
11C to the nomlnal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces.
1959 Perth £60,120 pounds 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
struck to the nominal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces.
1959 Perth 14,428,800 pieces 14,428,800 (£60,120 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
struck to the nominal value of £60,120 pence, numbering 14,428,800 pieces.
1960 Perth £83,370 pounds 20,008,800 (£83,370 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
£83,370 pence and £34,968 halfpence, in all 36,793,440 pieces. To complete the
1961 Perth £127,530 pounds 30,607,200 (£127,530 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
afim Was struck to the nominal value of £127,530 pence and £42,048
1962 Perth £145,215 pounds 34,851,600 (£145,215 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £145,215 pence and £21.372
1963 Melbourne £6,560 pounds 1,574,400 (£6,560 x 240 coins per pound) struck-dateddated 1964
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1963 Perth £155,145 pounds 37,234,800 (£155,145 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £155,145 ence and £34 1
1964 Melbourne £163,060 pounds 39,134,400 (£163,060 x 240 coins per pound) struck-dateddated 1964stated both ways
Pence £163,060—39,134,400 pieces—all dated 1964
1964 Melbourne 39,134,400 pieces 39,134,400 (£163,060 x 240 coins per pound) struck-dateddated 1964stated both ways
Pence £163,060—39,134,400 pieces—all dated 1964
1964 Perth £244,335 pounds 58,640,400 (£244,335 x 240 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
, Coin was struck to the nominal value of £244,335 pence, £37,980 halfpence
1965 Melbourne £41,670 pounds 10,000,800 (£41,670 x 240 coins per pound) issued
Bronze Coin— Pence, £41,670.
1965 Melbourne £41,670 pounds 10,000,800 (£41,670 x 240 coins per pound) delivereddated 1964
Australian bronze coin—£41,670 in pence and $1,306,000 in cents, is.