Australian coins / Sovereign

Australian sovereign

The whole series: 153 dated issues, each opening to the document its figure came from, plus 64 branch mint production records.

YearDesignMintageWhat the figure is
1931 Standard design 57,717 different-basis

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1931 Standard design 1,173,568 single-source

single-source 1,173,568 pieces

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1,173,568 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ca were as follows :— Branch. 1930. £ £ Melbourne 77,547 57,779 Perth 1,915,352 1,173,568 Pretoria 9,855,506 8,680,594 9,911,941 Totals I 11,848,405 The whole of the issues, as shown above,
1930 Standard design 78,557 different-basis

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1930 Standard design 1,915,352 single-source

single-source 1,915,352 pieces

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1,915,352 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
South Africa were as follows :— Branch. 1930. £ £ Melbourne 77,547 57,779 Perth 1,915,352 1,173,568 Pretoria 9,855,506 8,680,594 9,911,941 Totals I 11,848,405 The whole of the issues, as sho
1929 Standard design 436,065 different-basis

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1929 Standard design 1,606,625 single-source

single-source 1,606,625 pieces

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1,606,625 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
8. 1929. opening ' Mint. 01 Mint. 4 £ £ £ Gold— £ £ .— 2 . Sovereigns 1,333,417 1,606,625 10332333; LNil N11{ 32:} Half-sovereigns —— — , J 1,333,417 1,606,625 103,662,615 Nil Nil 1,401 Si!v
1928 Standard design 413,820 different-basis

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1928 Standard design 1,333,417 single-source

single-source 1,333,417 pieces

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1,333,417 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
s follows :— Branch. 1927. 1928. £ :6 Melbourne 310,156 413,208 Perth 1,383,544 1,333,417 Ottawa... Nil. \‘ Nil. Pretoria 15,942,530 18,768,964 Totals 17,636,230 20,515,589 The whole of the
1927 Standard design 310,156 single-source

single-source 310,156 pieces

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310,156 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ustralia and South Africa were as follows :— Branch. 1927. 1928. £ :6 Melbourne 310,156 413,208 Perth 1,383,544 1,333,417 Ottawa... Nil. \‘ Nil. Pretoria 15,942,530 18,768,964 Totals 17,636,
1927 Standard design 1,383,544 single-source

single-source 1,383,544 pieces

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1,383,544 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ica were as follows :— Branch. 1927. 1928. £ :6 Melbourne 310,156 413,208 Perth 1,383,544 1,333,417 Ottawa... Nil. \‘ Nil. Pretoria 15,942,530 18,768,964 Totals 17,636,230 20,515,589 The who
1926 Standard design 211,576 different-basis

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1926 Standard design 1,313,578 single-source

single-source 1,313,578 pieces

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1,313,578 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Branch. 1926. 1927. . 2’. f Sydney 1,031,050 i Melbourne 211,107 310,156 Perth 1,313,578 1,383,544 Ottawa... Nil. Nil. Pretoria 11,809,470 15,942,530 Totals 14,365,205 17,636,230 The whole
1926 Standard design 1,031,050 single-source

single-source 1,031,050 pieces

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1,031,050 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
stralia and South Atrica were as follows :—~ Branch. 1926. 1927. . 2’. f Sydney 1,031,050 i Melbourne 211,107 310,156 Perth 1,313,578 1,383,544 Ottawa... Nil. Nil. Pretoria 11,809,470 15,942
1925 Standard design 3,311,662 single-source

single-source 3,311,662 pieces

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3,311,662 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ows :—— Branch. 1 1925. 1 1926. £ 1 £_ _ sydney 5,632,000 1 1,031,010 Melbourne 3,311,662 1 211,107 Perth . 1,337,001 1 1,313,571; ‘ ‘17. N1 Ottawa .\il 1 1 Pretoria 5,883,181 1 11,809,470 T
1925 Standard design 1,837,901 single-source

single-source 1,837,901 pieces

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1,837,901 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
£ 26 Sydney 391.000 ,3 5,632,000 Melbourne 278,140 1 3,311,662 Perth 1,464,416 1,837,901 Ottawa .. Nil 1 Nil ' l Pretora 2,821 5,883,181 Totals 2,139,377 1 16,664,744 ‘The whole of the issu
1925 Standard design 5,632,000 single-source

single-source 5,632,000 pieces

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5,632,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ia and South Africa were as follows :—— Branch. 1 1925. 1 1926. £ 1 £_ _ sydney 5,632,000 1 1,031,010 Melbourne 3,311,662 1 211,107 Perth . 1,337,001 1 1,313,571; ‘ ‘17. N1 Ottawa .\il 1 1 P
1924 Standard design 278,575 different-basis

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1924 Standard design 1,464,416 single-source

single-source 1,464,416 pieces

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1,464,416 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1925. l 1 £ 26 Sydney 391.000 ,3 5,632,000 Melbourne 278,140 1 3,311,662 Perth 1,464,416 1,837,901 Ottawa .. Nil 1 Nil ' l Pretora 2,821 5,883,181 Totals 2,139,377 1 16,664,744 ‘The whole o
1924 Standard design 391,000 single-source

single-source 391,000 pieces

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391,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ws :~— ranm Mlnts 1n 1 7 Branch. 1 1923. i 1924. 1 I sydney .. 416 000 75 _ . , 391,000 ggigpurne 510,870 278,140 Ottawa 2,124,154 1,464,416 Pretor; .. N11 Nil .a . l 406 2,821 Totals , 1 3,
1923 Standard design 510,225 different-basis

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1923 Standard design 2,124,154 single-source

single-source 2,124,154 pieces

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2,124,154 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1 1 1 4 1 4 Sydney 578,000 416,000 Melbourne 608,306 ‘ 510,870 Perth 2,298,884 2,124,154 Ottawa ...1 Nil 1 Nil Pretor'a 1 Nil 1 406 Totals 1' 3,485,190 1 3,051,430 The whole of these issues
1923 Standard design 416,000 single-source

single-source 416,000 pieces

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416,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
th Africa were as follows :— Branch. 1 1922. 1 1923. 1 1 1 4 1 4 Sydney 578,000 416,000 Melbourne 608,306 ‘ 510,870 Perth 2,298,884 2,124,154 Ottawa ...1 Nil 1 Nil Pretor'a 1 Nil 1 406 Total
1922 Standard design 609,152 different-basis

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1922 Standard design 2,298,884 single-source

single-source 2,298,884 pieces

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2,298,884 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
2. 1 1923. 1 1 1 4 1 4 Sydney 578,000 416,000 Melbourne 608,306 ‘ 510,870 Perth 2,298,884 2,124,154 Ottawa ...1 Nil 1 Nil Pretor'a 1 Nil 1 406 Totals 1' 3,485,190 1 3,051,430 The whole of th
1922 Standard design 578,000 single-source

single-source 578,000 pieces

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578,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
and South Africa were as follows :— Branch. 1 1922. 1 1923. 1 1 1 4 1 4 Sydney 578,000 416,000 Melbourne 608,306 ‘ 510,870 Perth 2,298,884 2,124,154 Ottawa ...1 Nil 1 Nil Pretor'a 1 Nil 1 4
1921 Standard design 239,895 different-basis

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1921 Standard design 2,314,360 single-source

single-source 2,314,360 pieces

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2,314,360 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
20. 1921. £ 75 Sydney 360,000 839,000 Melbourne 530,266 240,121 Perth 2,474,404 2,314,360 Ottawa 4 136 Totals 3,364,674) 3,393,617 The whole of these issues consisted of sovereigns with the
1921 Standard design 839,000 single-source

single-source 839,000 pieces

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839,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Australia and Canada were as follows :— Branch. 1920. 1921. £ 75 Sydney 360,000 839,000 Melbourne 530,266 240,121 Perth 2,474,404 2,314,360 Ottawa 4 136 Totals 3,364,674) 3,393,617 The whole
1920 Standard design 529,844 different-basis

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1920 Standard design 2,421,196 single-source

single-source 2,421,196 pieces

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2,421,196 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
for the year were as follows :— Gold Coin (including; Pyx Pieces) 5: Sovereigns 2,421,196 Half-sovereigns 53,208 2,474, 404 Gold Bullion 8,680 £2,483,084 During,r 1920, silver equivalent to
1920 Standard design 360,000 single-source

single-source 360,000 pieces

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360,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ints in Australia and Canada were as follows :— Branch. 1920. 1921. £ 75 Sydney 360,000 839,000 Melbourne 530,266 240,121 Perth 2,474,404 2,314,360 Ottawa 4 136 Totals 3,364,674) 3,393,617 T
1919 Standard design 514,500 different-basis

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1919 Standard design 2,995,216 single-source

single-source 2,995,216 pieces

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2,995,216 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
lg of the ‘ ol- the Mint. Mint. cola ,, 5 t 1. LI L ,1: Sovereigns .. 3,812,884 2,995,216 85,197,202 \il f 436 I'lall’wsovereigns 56,786 31-1, 130 965 ‘ 1 963 3.191258471052002 85,511,332 90
1919 Standard design 1,835,000 single-source

single-source 1,835,000 pieces

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1,835,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
India were as follows :— 1 Branch. 1918. 1 1919. 1 £ ‘1 £ _ Sydney 3,716,000 1 1,835,000 Melbourne 4,969,493 ' 514,257 Perth 3,812,884 3,052,002 Ottawa 430,768 171,042 Bombay 1, 296,033 1 —
1918 Standard design 4,969,493 single-source

single-source 4,969,493 pieces

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4,969,493 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ws :— 1 Branch. 1918. 1 1919. 1 £ ‘1 £ _ Sydney 3,716,000 1 1,835,000 Melbourne 4,969,493 ' 514,257 Perth 3,812,884 3,052,002 Ottawa 430,768 171,042 Bombay 1, 296,033 1 — ' Totals 13,925,178
1918 Standard design 3,812,884 single-source

single-source 3,812,884 pieces

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3,812,884 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
19. 1 £ ‘1 £ _ Sydney 3,716,000 1 1,835,000 Melbourne 4,969,493 ' 514,257 Perth 3,812,884 3,052,002 Ottawa 430,768 171,042 Bombay 1, 296,033 1 — ' Totals 13,925,178 1 5,572,301 The whole of
1918 Standard design 3,716,000 single-source

single-source 3,716,000 pieces

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3,716,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
, Canada and India were as follows :— 1 Branch. 1918. 1 1919. 1 £ ‘1 £ _ Sydney 3,716,000 1 1,835,000 Melbourne 4,969,493 ' 514,257 Perth 3,812,884 3,052,002 Ottawa 430,768 171,042 Bombay 1,
1917 Standard design 934,469 single-source

single-source 934,469 pieces

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934,469 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
. 1 $166,000 Melbourne . H934 ,469 Perth 4,110, 280 Ottawa .. .. 187 1,666,000 934,469 4,110,286 187 1 1 Total 1' 6 ,710, 942 6,710,942 The ligth U'old coin withdrawn from circulation in th
1917 Standard design 4,110,286 single-source

single-source 4,110,286 pieces

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4,110,286 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
6,000 Melbourne . H934 ,469 Perth 4,110, 280 Ottawa .. .. 187 1,666,000 934,469 4,110,286 187 1 1 Total 1' 6 ,710, 942 6,710,942 The ligth U'old coin withdrawn from circulation in the l nite
1917 Standard design 1,666,000 single-source

single-source 1,666,000 pieces

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1,666,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
. Sydney . . 1 $166,000 Melbourne . H934 ,469 Perth 4,110, 280 Ottawa .. .. 187 1,666,000 934,469 4,110,286 187 1 1 Total 1' 6 ,710, 942 6,710,942 The ligth U'old coin withdrawn from circula
1916 Standard design 1,273,643 single-source

single-source 1,273,643 pieces

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1,273,643 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
, Denomination. Pieces. £ 1 Coins aecepted as light. 3 ‘ Sovereigns 1,273,649; 1,273,643 i Number 1 i ,- : .. ; l NUmimI . . ,v of . \ .ilirc ot (lClILIC‘HL) ‘ Vali e of . Value. of coins A
1916 Standard design 4,096,771 single-source

single-source 4,096,771 pieces

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4,096,771 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
0 286 78,389,102 -. f 14 436 b . ’ ’ 1\11 Half-sovereigns — -— 257.3“ I — Total 4,096,771 4,110,286 78,646,446 Nil t 14 436 Silver— I : ‘ Crowns... 1 fl _ 1y l ()30 Double-florins... t - — t :
1915 Standard design 1,637,839 single-source

single-source 1,637,839 pieces

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1,637,839 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
9 14 7 26,546,601 35,309,150 1 nihmoocm 2,851,451 2,469,257 2,323,180 2,012,029 1,637,839 I 1 16,339,348 1 1 1 43,116,533 1 1 1 ‘1 No. S 5. 245,050 16,461,873 310,564 26,7 01,883 539,111 43,
1915 Standard design 4,373,596 single-source

single-source 4,373,596 pieces

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4,373,596 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
...} 1,346,000 446,000 , 1,792,000 Melbourne 1,637,830 62,832 , 1,700,671 Perth 4,373,596 68,1091 1 4,441,705; Ottawa 13 ‘ — } ' 13 7,357,448 , 576,941; 7,934,389; . The total amount of ligh
1915 Standard design 1,346,000 single-source

single-source 1,346,000 pieces

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1,346,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
nch. Soverei ns . l - l g Sovereigns. 1 Total. , .t L l l ' ' 1: Sydney... ...} 1,346,000 446,000 , 1,792,000 Melbourne 1,637,830 62,832 , 1,700,671 Perth 4,373,596 68,1091 1 4,441,705; Otta
1914 Standard design 2,012,029 single-source

single-source 2,012,029 pieces

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2,012,029 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
191." 1910' opening of , the Mint. 1 the Mint. Guld— £ £ £ £ £ 1’ £ Sovereigns 2,012,029 1,037,339 132,005,338 111 155,120 1 Half-sovereigns Nil 02,832 910,770.} Nil Nil 1 Total 2,012,029 1
1914 Standard design 4,815,996 single-source

single-source 4,815,996 pieces

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4,815,996 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
085 18,288 4,1 97 11'; ‘1 1102 39 65 ,997683 I 2 Nil 122 1,635, Nil £ 1 £ 287 1 4,815,996 1 ,.. )5 :6 $08,119 189.2 1.1, } 1913. 1914. Total opening of since the the Mint. 1913. 1914. Total
1914 Standard design 1,774,000 single-source

single-source 1,774,000 pieces

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1,774,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
4 1,225,757 1,148,015 37,154,933 34,952,694 , 1912 33,889,054 g y; t 1; j 1:113 1,774,000 101,000 Melbourne 2,012,029 ~- Perth .. 4,815,996 ~- Ottawa . 9,077 16,237,132 16,142,958 16,247,948
1913 Standard design 2,323,180 single-source

single-source 2,323,180 pieces

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2,323,180 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
the year were as follows:— Branch. Sovereigns. 56 Sydney 2,249,000 Melbourne .. 2,323,180 Pcrth 4,635,287 Ottawa 3,742 Total 9,211,209 :)::Wi——...—____::.;; .:;—.-_;;-.-..~_.~.-_‘_=_;:;3...~
1913 Standard design 4,635,287 single-source

single-source 4,635,287 pieces

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4,635,287 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
follows:— Branch. Sovereigns. 56 Sydney 2,249,000 Melbourne .. 2,323,180 Pcrth 4,635,287 Ottawa 3,742 Total 9,211,209 :)::Wi——...—____::.;; .:;—.-_;;-.-..~_.~.-_‘_=_;:;3...~xm:’~.=5‘;:5 7:3
1913 Standard design 2,249,000 single-source

single-source 2,249,000 pieces

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2,249,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ustralia and Canada in the year were as follows:— Branch. Sovereigns. 56 Sydney 2,249,000 Melbourne .. 2,323,180 Pcrth 4,635,287 Ottawa 3,742 Total 9,211,209 :)::Wi——...—____::.;; .:;—.-_;;-
1912 Standard design 2,469,257 single-source

single-source 2,469,257 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,469,257 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ening of ‘ the Mint. l the Mint. | | ‘1 Gold— :2 £ £ £ £ £ Sovereigns 2,851,451 2,469,257 ”6,632,340 11,189 12,090 I 50,, 802“ Half-sovereigns Nil Nil 883,043 5,309 , Nil l " Total 2,851,451
1912 Standard design 4,278,144 single-source

single-source 4,278,144 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,278,144 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ing the year were as followsza Gold coin (including PyX pieces) :— £ Sovereigns 4,278,144 Half-sovereigns ... ... ... Nil Gold bullion 842 ,318 ...£5,120,462 The weight of standard gold cast
1912 Standard design 2,227,000 single-source

single-source 2,227,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,227,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
001(1— 26 £7 £1 £ . .\‘ 11. 1 £: 1 \‘. (I. 1 . £7 3. d. Sovereigns . 2,519,000 2,227,000 121,357,500 2,1310 01 1,90 01 11,031.210 100 Half-sovereigns 126,000 130,000 3,950.000 0,031 , 3,200
1911 Standard design 2,851,451 single-source

single-source 2,851,451 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,851,451 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
vereigns. H alf—sovereigns. Total. Sydney 2,519,000 126f000 2,615,000 Melbourne 2,851,451 — 2,851,451 Perth 4,373,165 65,186; 4,438,351% Ottawa 256,395 —— 256,395 Total ' 10,000,011 191,136;
1911 Standard design 4,373,165 single-source

single-source 4,373,165 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,373,165 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Total. Sydney 2,519,000 126f000 2,615,000 Melbourne 2,851,451 — 2,851,451 Perth 4,373,165 65,186; 4,438,351% Ottawa 256,395 —— 256,395 Total ' 10,000,011 191,136; 10,191,197? .. rater-é: 3..
1911 Standard design 2,519,000 single-source

single-source 2,519,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,519,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
nada 11' ele as bfollows: — Branch. Sovereigns. H alf—sovereigns. Total. Sydney 2,519,000 126f000 2,615,000 Melbourne 2,851,451 — 2,851,451 Perth 4,373,165 65,186; 4,438,351% Ottawa 256,395
1910 Standard design 3,054,547 single-source

single-source 3,054,547 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,054,547 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ns. H alf-sovereigns. Total. £ £ £ Sydney 2,135,000 237,000 2,372,000 Melbourne 3,054,547 — 3,054,547 Perth 4,690,625 — 4,690,625 Ottawa 28,012 — 28,012 Total 9,908,184 _ 237,000 10,145,184
1910 Standard design 4,690,625 single-source

single-source 4,690,625 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,690,625 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
£ £ £ Sydney 2,135,000 237,000 2,372,000 Melbourne 3,054,547 — 3,054,547 Perth 4,690,625 — 4,690,625 Ottawa 28,012 — 28,012 Total 9,908,184 _ 237,000 10,145,184 mama—11...... 11.31.”..- —.—
1910 Standard design 2,135,000 single-source

single-source 2,135,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,135,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ada were as follows:— Branch. Sovereigns. H alf-sovereigns. Total. £ £ £ Sydney 2,135,000 237,000 2,372,000 Melbourne 3,054,547 — 3,054,547 Perth 4,690,625 — 4,690,625 Ottawa 28,012 — 28,012
1909 Standard design 3,029,538 single-source

single-source 3,029,538 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,029,538 Melbourne issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Nil Nil 9,600 10,400 9,600 6,400 6,400 42,400 2,340 3,545 1,205 Issued 1909 18 3,029,538 93,047 3,122,585 N 11 N11 1,600 800 1,200 3,200 Nil 1,280 Nil 4,340 2,000 8,800 3,060 118 Nil APPEND
1909 Standard design 4,524,241 single-source

single-source 4,524,241 pieces

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4,524,241 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
of 1909' 1910' opening of the Mint. the Mint. (luld— £ £ £ £ £ £ Sovereigns .. 4,524,241 4,690,625 47,705,857 Nil 15 3-14 Half-sovereigns 22,011 Nil 121,048 Nil Nil Nil Total 4,516,252 4,69
1909 Standard design 2,057,000 single-source

single-source 2,057,000 pieces

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2,057,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
. 05}??? °f Int. £ . Gold— 1% at £3 8. d. £ 8 it. 1' ‘y ,1 Sovereigns 2,017,000 2,057,000 114,176,500 38,532 38005 7 Half-sovereigns 269,000 — 3,418,000 108,112 10 13161 10 }1,020,559 7 T 1
1908 Standard design 3,080,148 single-source

single-source 3,080,148 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,080,148 Melbourne issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
t gold coin was included in “ Unknown," See Appendix C. . .u u. u. . . 1908 :92 3,080,148 202,517 3,282,665 N11 N11 Nil Nil 9,600 10,400 9,600 6,400 6,400 42,400 2,340 3,545 1,205 Issued 190
1908 Standard design 4,875,617 single-source

single-source 4,875,617 pieces

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4,875,617 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
orins. . . Half-crowns Sixpences Fourpences Threepences Halfpenee Furthmgs ;,3: 4,875,617 1 H 1909. 4,52 GOLD, SILVER, AND BRONZI ‘ ‘1 4,241 22,011 APPENDIX Total Since the 43,015,2: opening
1908 Standard design 2,017,000 single-source

single-source 2,017,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,017,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
8 the Mint. 05}??? °f Int. £ . Gold— 1% at £3 8. d. £ 8 it. 1' ‘y ,1 Sovereigns 2,017,000 2,057,000 114,176,500 38,532 38005 7 Half-sovereigns 269,000 — 3,418,000 108,112 10 13161 10 }1,020,
1907 Standard design 3,332,691 single-source

single-source 3,332,691 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,332,691 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
6. Nil 12,800 108,400 4,900 2,055 6,955 Nil 28,000 13,600 30,800 25,200 Nil N11 3,332,691 Nil. 3 3,332,691 Issued. 1907. 130,980 1,109,000 34,390 21,265 Nil 55,655 Nil 112,820 324,600 311,60
1907 Standard design 4,972,289 single-source

single-source 4,972,289 pieces

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4,972,289 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ydney 2,539,000 —— 2,539,000 Melbourne 3,332,091 — 3,332,091 Perth 4,972,289 ,— 4,972,289 Total 10,843,980 —-; 10,843,980 New gold coin was received at the :Bank of En 'land from Australia d
1907 Standard design 2,539,000 single-source

single-source 2,539,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,539,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Mint. the Mint. £ £ £ £ .1. (1. £ 8. (1. £ 3. 11. (fold—- Sovereigns 2,792,000 2,539,000 110,402,500 188 239 }828,838 Half-sovereigns 151,000 — 3,179,000 238 201 Total... 2,946,000 2,530,00
1906 Standard design 3,657,853 single-source

single-source 3,657,853 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,657,853 Melbourne unstatedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
6’000 t during the year amounted to 49,756,045 pieces, as compared Melbourne... 3,657,853 41,021 3,698,874 with 49,956,508 in 1905, and, as will be seen below, the per- - centage of light so
1906 Standard design 4,829,817 single-source

single-source 4,829,817 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,829,817 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
38 4,876,193 11,288,031 7,300,000 18,588,031 1906 4,091,500 2,946,000 3,698,874 4,829,817 11,474,691 12,565,000 24,039,691 ~ - mv—A—«—.W~-M.m-—N...m_.~fl Total 69,907,280 111,042,500 109,403,
1906 Standard design 2,792,000 single-source

single-source 2,792,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,792,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
33), ' the Mint. the Mint. £ £ £ £ .1. (1. £ 8. (1. £ 3. 11. (fold—- Sovereigns 2,792,000 2,539,000 110,402,500 188 239 }828,838 Half-sovereigns 151,000 — 3,179,000 238 201 Total... 2,946,00
1905 Standard design 3,633,838 single-source

single-source 3,633,838 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,633,838 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
. 4 Branch. Sovereigns. H alt-sovereigns. Total. '13 Sydney 2,778,000 Melbourne 3,633,838 3,633,838 Perth 4,876,103 4,876,103 Total 11,288,031 11,288,031 The maximum effect of these large is
1905 Standard design 4,876,193 single-source

single-source 4,876,193 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,876,193 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
897 4,536,771 11,266,668 11,042,000 22,308,668 1905 144,000 2,778,000 3,633,838 4,876,193 11,288,031 7,300,000 18,588,031 1906 4,091,500 2,946,000 3,698,874 4.829,817 11,474,691 12,565,000 2
1905 Standard design 2,778,000 single-source

single-source 2,778,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,778,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1110, , ‘ i _ fi_fi\ 00M— :9 £ £ £ .5. (1. £ 1‘. (1 £ .1, d, Sovereigns 2,086,000 2,778,000 105,071,500 140 o 100 1, ‘ Half-sovereigns — _ 3,025,000 200 102 o £827,409 00 Total... 2,986,000 2,
1904 Standard design 3,743,897 single-source

single-source 3,743,897 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,743,897 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
vereigns. Half—sovereigns. Total. .8 £ £ Sydney 2,986,000 — 2,986,000 Melbourne 3,743,897 — 3,743,897 Perth 4,506,756 30,015 4,530,771 Total 11,236,653 30,015 11,266,668 New gold coin was re
1904 Standard design 4,506,756 single-source

single-source 4,506,756 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,506,756 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ring the year were as follows :— Gold coin (including Pyx pieces)— £ Sovereigns 4,506,756 Half-sovereigns . . 30,015 Gold bullion .. 424,415 Total £4,961,186 - ,::i‘, .-,. The percentage of
1904 Standard design 2,986,000 single-source

single-source 2,986,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,986,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
500 140 o 100 1, ‘ Half-sovereigns — _ 3,025,000 200 102 o £827,409 00 Total... 2,986,000 2,773,000 108,096,500 910 211 827,409 Silrer— Crowns — — 700 ‘ 369 1:1 440 10- Double-florins — — 000
1903 Standard design 3,521,780 single-source

single-source 3,521,780 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,521,780 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
N W l . . .L' .13. l '1’, sydney . 1 2,806,000 1 115,500 , 2,921,500 Melbourne 3,521,780 1 — 1 3,521,780 Perth , 4,674,783 1 —— 4,674,783 T0151 11,002,563 115,500 l, 11,118,063 ‘ l New gold
1903 Standard design 4,674,783 single-source

single-source 4,674,783 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,674,783 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
. 1 2,806,000 1 115,500 , 2,921,500 Melbourne 3,521,780 1 — 1 3,521,780 Perth , 4,674,783 1 —— 4,674,783 T0151 11,002,563 115,500 l, 11,118,063 ‘ l New gold coin was received at the Bank of
1903 Standard design 2,806,000 single-source

single-source 2,806,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,806,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
h. Sovereigns, Half-sovereigns. Total. 7 l N W l . . .L' .13. l '1’, sydney . 1 2,806,000 1 115,500 , 2,921,500 Melbourne 3,521,780 1 — 1 3,521,780 Perth , 4,674,783 1 —— 4,674,783 T0151 11,
1902 Standard design 4,267,157 single-source

single-source 4,267,157 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,267,157 Melbourne struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ine, or 11,824 ounces gross less than 1901. The coinage of the year amounted to 4,267,157/., all in sove— reigns. The coinage for 1901 amounted to 3,987,701!., also all 111 sovereigns. , . .
1902 Standard design 4,289,122 single-source

single-source 4,289,122 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,289,122 Perth issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
respectively I a 3 . - Perth The gold coin issued during the year comprised 3*- 4,289,122 1 — g 4,201 122 7 T0131 11,300,270 ‘ 42,000 11,411,270 ‘ .4.‘ B“ _ u _ ne-pound pieces 114,000 M New
1902 Standard design 2,813,000 single-source

single-source 2,813,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,813,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
wns . .. Florins Shillings Sixpences Fourpences Threepences . . . Total. . . .8 2,813,000 12,000 , £ £ 2,806,000 115,500 21,025,000 Opening of 1 the Mint. 00,307,500 1 11102. Withdrawn. Tota
1901 Standard design 3,987,701 single-source

single-source 3,987,701 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,987,701 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
of deposits was 6,082, against 7,720 in 1900. The out—turn of, coin amounted to 3,987,701]. in sovereigns, and gold bullion in the form of small bars was issued of the value of 87,533Z., mak
1901 Standard design 2,889,333 single-source

single-source 2,889,333 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,889,333 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
the year were as follows : A (ioldeoin(i1n-lu«ling l’_vx pieces)— £ Sovereigns 2,889,333 Halt—sovereigns _ Gold bullion .. 21,225 ()f the gold bullion, £20,022 was in small bars (about 10 o
1901 Standard design 3,012,000 single-source

single-source 3,012,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,012,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
n in 1900. 18,000/. worth of fine gold ingots were prepared for export to India. 3,012,000/. in sovereigns and 18,811]. 105. 77]. in gold bullion, making a total of 3,030,8—ML 105. 7%., were
1900 Standard design 4,305,904 single-source

single-source 4,305,904 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Melbourne 1900 imply a total value of £4,362,364, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,305,904 Melbourne struck-in-report-yearchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
7 ounces 01' 47,093 ounces less than 1899. The coinage of the year amounted to £4,305,904 in sovereigns and £56,460 in half-sovereigns. The coinage for 1899 amounted to £5,579,089 in soverei
1900 Standard design 1,886,089 single-source

single-source 1,886,089 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Perth 1900 imply a total value of £1,945,777, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,886,089 Perth unstatedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
g the pieces set as1de for the Trial of the l’yx) was as follows :— Sovereigns £1,886,089 Halt-Sovereigns, .. 59,688 Total {1,945,177 The Customs Department reports that the export of gold c
1900 Standard design 3,586,000 single-source

single-source 3,586,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,586,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ces Threepences Total... Bronze- Pence . . . Halfpence Farthings Total .. . 69. 3,586,000 130,000 £ 3,012,000 £ 03,688,500 2,867,500 Withdrawn. Total since the opening of the Mint. :8 £826,5
1899 Standard design 5,579,089 single-source

single-source 5,579,089 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
5,579,089 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
gns. Half»sovereigns. Total. £ £ .6 Sydney 3,259,000 65,000 3,324,000 Melbourne 5,579,089 48,6784 5,627,767} Perth 690,992 — 690,992 £9,529,081 £113,678§ £9,642,759§ This coinage is above th
1899 Standard design 690,992 single-source

single-source 690,992 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
690,992 Perth unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Sydney 3,259,000 65,000 3,324,000 Melbourne 5,579,089 48,6784 5,627,767} Perth 690,992 — 690,992 £9,529,081 £113,678§ £9,642,759§ This coinage is above the average, but only a very small pr
1899 Standard design 3,259,000 single-source

single-source 3,259,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,259,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
00911120,, . Australia. Mint. Sovereigns. Half»sovereigns. Total. £ £ .6 Sydney 3,259,000 65,000 3,324,000 Melbourne 5,579,089 48,6784 5,627,767} Perth 690,992 — 690,992 £9,529,081 £113,678§
1898 Standard design 5,509,138 single-source

single-source 5,509,138 pieces

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5,509,138 Melbourne struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
stablishment of the Melbourne Mint in 1872. The coinage of the year amounted to 5,509,138L, all in sovereigns, gold bullion of the value of 306,4727. being also issued, mainly, as in the 773
1898 Standard design 2,548,000 single-source

single-source 2,548,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,548,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
;61A90l. received at the Branch Mint in 1897. The gold coin issued conspsted of 2,548,000 sovereigns and 100,000 lizilflsovei'eigns. 20,2001. was also issued in bullion, chiefly in the form
1897 Standard design 5,130,565 single-source

single-source 5,130,565 pieces

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5,130,565 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
r amounted to 5,5l')9,1381., all in sovereigns. The comage for 1897 amounted to 5,130,565Z. also in sovereigns. The average weight of' the sovereigns issued was 123'274 grains while the aver
1897 Standard design 2,532,000 single-source

single-source 2,532,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,532,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1897 was about the same as in the previous year. i The gold issued consisted of 2,532,000 sovereigns, and bullion valued at 130,448l. The average weight of the sovereign was '256821 02., and
1896 Standard design 4,456,932 single-source

single-source 4,456,932 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,456,932 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
48,239-12 £3 22,666,493 No. 21,130,432 27,993,859 3,563,752 4,166,874 4,165,869 4,456,932 5,130,565 5,509,138 5,579,157 4.305,904 3,987,701 32,178,083 3,749,561 4,172,714 4,288,855 [658,551
1896 Standard design 2,544,000 single-source

single-source 2,544,000 pieces

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2,544,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ed to the public during the year, of 1393-9“ — — 2:927:13” — : a total value of 2,544,000l., or a decrease of 3214,0001. when ‘ compared with the issues of 1895. Gold bullion was also issued
1895 Standard design 4,165,869 single-source

single-source 4,165,869 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
4,165,869 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
uck, 4...... ~-..,..... u-sw;;r_.m 25 and the coinage of sovereigns amounted to 4,165,869l., or slightly less than that of 1894, namely, 4,166,874l. Gold bullion of the value ot'122,381l. wa
1895 Standard design 2,758,000 single-source

single-source 2,758,000 pieces

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2,758,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
year under review. Sovereigns only were struck during the year, of the value of 2,758,000L, as against 3,067,000l. in sovereigns in 1894. The gold bullion issued was of the value of 20,300l.
1894 Standard design 4,166,874 single-source

single-source 4,166,874 pieces

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4,166,874 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
sovereigns amounted to 4,165,869l., or slightly less than that of 1894, namely, 4,166,874l. Gold bullion of the value ot'122,381l. was also supplied to bankers and others. The revenue has fu
1894 Standard design 3,067,000 single-source

single-source 3,067,000 pieces

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3,067,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
e receipts iii 0. ,, . . . llie. gold ecln issued during the Year consisted 01‘ 3,067,000 sovereigns, as against 2,844,000 sovereigns and 250.000 half- " . .. - 5 7V - " 'I - 5039?]ng in 189
1893 Standard design 3,563,752 single-source

single-source 3,563,752 pieces

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3,563,752 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
age executed during the year amounted to 4,106,874L. all in sovereigns, against 3,563,752/. in sovereigns and 55,012]. in halt—sovereigns issued in 1893. The value of gold bullion issued sho
1893 Standard design 2,844,000 single-source

single-source 2,844,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,844,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
gold ecln issued during the Year consisted 01‘ 3,067,000 sovereigns, as against 2,844,000 sovereigns and 250.000 half- " . .. - 5 7V - " 'I - 5039?]ng in 1893. The average weight ot the sove
1892 Standard design 3,488,750 single-source

single-source 3,488,750 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,488,750 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
55,012l. in half-sovei'eigiis—3,618,7641. in all. 115 _ The coinage of 1892 was 3,488,750l., all in sovereigns, the total coinage of 1893 thus showing an increase of 130,014l. over the previ
1892 Standard design 2,837,000 single-source

single-source 2,837,000 pieces

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2,837,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
otal weight, being less than in any former year. The issues of gold amounted to 2,837,000]. in sovereigns, and 872]. in bullion. 18,925]. of new silver coin was put into circulation, and 7,5
1891 Standard design 2,749,592 single-source

single-source 2,749,592 pieces

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2,749,592 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
..» 52,308'18 ounces ; and the coinage, which consisted of sovereigns only, was 2,749,592l., as against 2,473,537l., or 2763,0551. more than in the preceding year. Gold bullion of the value
1890 Standard design 2,473,537 single-source

single-source 2,473,537 pieces

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2,473,537 Melbourne struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
and those from other Colonies greater. The coinage of the year 1890 amounted to 2,473,537Z., all in sovereigns. The coinage of 1889 was 2,732,590L, showing a decrease for 1890 of 259,053l. T
1890 Standard design 2,808,000 single-source

single-source 2,808,000 pieces

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2,808,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
he Mint, and more than 1,000,000]. above 'the average. 7 The issues amounted to 2,808,000]. in sovereigns, and 115,475l. in gold bullion, no half—sovereigns being coined during the year. 35,
1889 Standard design 2,732,590 single-source

single-source 2,732,590 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,732,590 Melbourne issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
e year 1890 amounted to 2,473,537Z., all in sovereigns. The coinage of 1889 was 2,732,590L, showing a decrease for 1890 of 259,053l. The average weight of the sovereigns issued was 123'276 g
1889 Standard design 3,262,000 single-source

single-source 3,262,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
3,262,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ived from \ew South Wales an increase 01 11:1, 1891. Sovereigns of the value of 3,262,000l., and 32,000l.'1n ’ Appendix, page 93. 1' Appendix, pp. 87-92. i Appendix, page 110. Paris Monetary
1888 Standard design 2,830,612 single-source

single-source 2,830,612 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,830,612 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1100 1111111 :11 L‘ . 28,569,271 1,654,615 30,223,886 1886 291135 1887 2,8 ,431 2,830,612 2 i. _ 590 .1 , :11 148 £17. CR 542 112 :41 ‘41 ‘1 1 1 | ‘1; 2 421,262 19.512361 19,933,623 48,675,2
1888 Standard design 2,187,000 single-source

single-source 2,187,000 pieces

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2,187,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
se. The coinage of the year consisted entirely of sovereigns, and its value was 2,187,000Z., as against 2,069,0002., in sovereigns and half-sovereigns, coined in 1887. An unusually large amo
1887 Standard design 2,002,000 single-source

single-source 2,002,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,002,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1,366,000 1,459,000 1,360,000 1,298,000 1,108,000 1,595,000 1,486,000 1,667,000 2,002,000 5 2 5 7 2 ,179,641 17 10 39,248,500 1,963,500 41,212,000 488,775'572 1,950,030 18 2 7 2,173,305 19 8
1886 Standard design 1,667,000 single-source

single-source 1,667,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,667,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1,259,000 1,366,000 1,459,000 1,360,000 1,298,000 1,108,000 1,595,000 1,486,000 1,667,000 2,002,000 5 2 5 7 2 ,179,641 17 10 39,248,500 1,963,500 41,212,000 488,775'572 1,950,030 18 2 7 2,17
1885 Standard design 1,486,000 single-source

single-source 1,486,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,486,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1010000 1500000 1250000 1,300,000 1,459,000 1300000 1,298,000 1100000 1,505,000 1,486,000 Gold Coin. Half- SOVE- reigns. .9 1,933,500 30,000 63,000 47,000 40,000 31,000 20,000 110,000 14,530
1884 Standard design 1,595,000 single-source

single-source 1,595,000 pieces

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1,595,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
own gold—fields appears to have fallen off to the extent of over 16,000 ounces. 1,595,000 sovereigns were coined and issued, together with 70,592]. in bullion, making a total issue of gold o
1883 Standard design 1,108,000 single-source

single-source 1,108,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,108,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
nt. The coinage 01‘ this Branch of the 1\Iint during the year 1883 cons1sted of 1,108,000]. in sovereigns and 110,000]. in half- sovereigns, as against 1,298,000]. in sovereigns and 26,000].
1881 Standard design 1,360,000 single-source

single-source 1,360,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,360,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Wales and Queensland havnig increased. The com issued was 1,391,000Z., of which 1,360,000l. consisted ofsovereigns and 31,000l. of half-sovereigns, as against 1,499,000; in 1880. Mr. Hunt’s
1880 Standard design 1,459,000 single-source

single-source 1,459,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,459,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
received in 1879, and the amount of coin issued was 1,499,0001., consisting of 1,459,000 sovereigns and 80,000 halilsovcreigns, as against 1,413,000]. issued in 1879. The new silver coin is
1879 Standard design 2,740,594 single-source

single-source 2,740,594 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,740,594 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,171,457 2.171.457 2.740.594 2.740.594 5305i 54 3.0534 1 2.465.181 42,009 107,522 wooooocoooooc 2 67.143 2.901131 2,850,424 2,830
1879 Standard design 1,366,000 single-source

single-source 1,366,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,366,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
-3; the Mint during the year amounted to 1,413,000/., of which August ~ - ~ 51% 1,366,000l. consisted of sovereigns, and 47,000]. of half—sovereigns, September - ' " 511—96 ‘; October — - ~
1878 Standard design 2,171,457 single-source

single-source 2,171,457 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,171,457 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
3.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,171,457 2.171.457 2.740.594 2.740.594 5305i 54 3.0534 1 2.465.181 42,009 107,522 wooooocoooooc 2 67.143 2.90
1878 Standard design 1,259,000 single-source

single-source 1,259,000 pieces

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1,259,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
n in many ways of the greatest advantage to the successful working of the Mint. 1,259,000 sovereigns, and 126,000 half-sovereigns, were coined and issued during the year. Double assays are m
1877 Standard design 1,487,316 single-source

single-source 1,487,316 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,487,316 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
165,034 834,716 1.373.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,171,457 2.171.457 2.740.594 2.740.594 5305i 54 3.0534 1 2.465.181 42,009 107,522 woooooc
1877 Standard design 1,590,000 single-source

single-source 1,590,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,590,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
e gold coined during the year, which consisted exclu- sively of sovereigns, was 1,590,000l., as against 1,613,000l. in sovereigns and 30,0001. in half—sovereigns in 1876, and, under regulati
1876 Standard design 1,613,000 single-source

single-source 1,613,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,613,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
year, which consisted exclu- sively of sovereigns, was 1,590,000l., as against 1,613,000l. in sovereigns and 30,0001. in half—sovereigns in 1876, and, under regulations first laid down in 18
1875 Standard design 1,888,405 single-source

single-source 1,888,405 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,888,405 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
o. 748,180 —- 748.180 752.199 165,034 834,716 1.373.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,171,457 2.171.457 2.740.594 2.740.594 5305i 54 3.0534 1 2.
1875 Standard design 2,122,000 single-source

single-source 2,122,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,122,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
of New South \Vales, 1,104,8741. of Queensland, and 7.),.)..61. of New Zealand. 2,122,000 sovereigns were coined and issued. Goldbars to the value of 6,5171. were also issued, making the tot
1874 Standard design 1,373,298 single-source

single-source 1,373,298 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,373,298 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
l HC'fimOCI 1—1 No. ' No. 748,180 —- 748.180 752.199 165,034 834,716 1.373.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,171,457 2.171.457 2.740.594 2.740.59
1874 Standard design 1,899,000 single-source

single-source 1,899,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,899,000 Sydney struck-in-report-yearpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
remainder being principally from New Zealand. The amount coined and issued was 1,899,000 sovereigns and 252,000 half-sovereigns. The amount issued in the shape of gold bars was 2,982 ounces
1873 Standard design 752,199 single-source

single-source 752,199 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
752,199 Melbourne unstatedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
12 2/1 3.8( l 12 TIP: col—1 ,_, J H l HC'fimOCI 1—1 No. ' No. 748,180 —- 748.180 752.199 165,034 834,716 1.373.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,487,316 1,527,324 2,
1873 Standard design 1,478,000 single-source

single-source 1,478,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,478,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
08,898 1 1,434,871 3 1,487,678 12 10 IDWOOION .2 25,917,500 2,814,000 1,815,000 1,478,000 1,899,000 2,122,000 1,613,000 1,590,000 1,259,000 1,366,000 1,459,000 .3 ,629,500 1787000 126500 30,
1872 Standard design 748,180 single-source

single-source 748,180 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
748,180 Melbourne unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
38.503 6 3,062.60" 12 2/1 3.8( l 12 TIP: col—1 ,_, J H l HC'fimOCI 1—1 No. ' No. 748,180 —- 748.180 752.199 165,034 834,716 1.373.208 - 1,373,298 1,888. ‘ —— 1,888,405 2,124.1 3 2.124,445 1,4
1872 Standard design 1,815,000 single-source

single-source 1,815,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,815,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
was 558,342 ounces, in value 2,063,774l. The issues during the same period were 1,815,000l. in sovereigns, 178,000l. in half-sovereigns, and 25,355 ounces, value 98,728l., in bar gold ; maki
1871 Standard design 2,814,000 single-source

single-source 2,814,000 pieces

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FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,814,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
7 19 1,608,248 2 1,308,898 1 1,434,871 3 1,487,678 12 10 IDWOOION .2 25,917,500 2,814,000 1,815,000 1,478,000 1,899,000 2,122,000 1,613,000 1,590,000 1,259,000 1,366,000 1,459,000 .3 ,629,50
1870 Standard design 1,220,000 single-source

single-source 1,220,000 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,220,000 Sydney unstatedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
Wales. 1 l reigns. Com. I b No. No. .43 502,000 21,000 512,500 981,000 478,000 1,220,000 oz. l £ .9. 1855, 1431113,? to 31 Dec. 217,589'205 871,300 2 1856, 1 J an. to 31 Dec. 239,491'990 93
1869 Standard design 1,202,000 single-source

single-source 1,202,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1869 imply a total value of £1,279,000, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,202,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
70,000 62,000 2,401,000 1868 605,806‘840 2,319 000 — 2,319,000 1869 346,003'940 1,202,000 154,000 1,279,000 1870 317,527'960 1,218,730 1,220,000 —- 1,220,000 1571 778,627‘290 2,887,601 2,814
1868 Standard design 2,319,000 single-source

single-source 2,319,000 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,319,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
,000 — 2,911,000 1867 ' 2,370,000 62,000 2,401,000 1868 605,806‘840 2,319 000 — 2,319,000 1869 346,003'940 1,202,000 154,000 1,279,000 1870 317,527'960 1,218,730 1,220,000 —- 1,220,000 1571
1867 Standard design 2,370,000 single-source

single-source 2,370,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1867 imply a total value of £2,401,000, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,370,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,011,000 — 2,911,000 1867 ' 2,370,000 62,000 2,401,000 1868 605,806‘840 2,319 000 — 2,319,000 1869 346,003'940 1,202,000 154,000 1,279,000
1866 Standard design 2,911,000 single-source

single-source 2,911,000 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,911,000 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,011,000 — 2,911,000 1867 ' 2,370,000 62,000 2,401,000 1868 605,806‘840 2,319 000 — 2,319,000 1869 346,003'940 1,202,000
1865 Standard design 2,130,500 single-source

single-source 2,130,500 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1865 imply a total value of £2,271,500, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,130,500 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
9,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 558,500 1864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,011,000 — 2,911,000 1867 ' 2,370,000 62,000 2,401,000 1868 605,806‘84
1864 Standard design 2,698,500 single-source

single-source 2,698,500 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,698,500 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1,626,000 186,500 1,719,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 558,500 1864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,011,000 — 2,911,000 1867 ' 2,370,000 62,000 2,
1863 Standard design 1,255,500 single-source

single-source 1,255,500 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,255,500 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
,651,500 1861 477,607‘470 1,626,000 186,500 1,719,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 558,500 1864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,011,000 — 2,911,000 1
1862 Standard design 2,477,500 single-source

single-source 2,477,500 pieces

Read POSITIONALLY from a table the transcription service flattens, with no value column available to check it against. The figure may belong to a neighbouring row. It is published at this lower standing rather than silently mixed with confirmed figures.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
2,477,500 Sydney issuedpositional reading Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
1 1,573,500 156,000 1,651,500 1861 477,607‘470 1,626,000 186,500 1,719,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 558,500 1864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,500 282,000 2,271,500 1866 ' ' . 2,
1861 Standard design 1,626,000 single-source

single-source 1,626,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1861 imply a total value of £1,719,250, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,626,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
0 1860 470,464'300 1,823 037 16 11 1,573,500 156,000 1,651,500 1861 477,607‘470 1,626,000 186,500 1,719,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 558,500 1864 ' 2,698,500 — 1865 ~ . ~ 2,130,50
1860 Standard design 1,573,500 single-source

single-source 1,573,500 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1860 imply a total value of £1,651,500, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,573,500 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
00 1,380,402 14 10 1,050,500 341,000 1,221,000 1860 470,464'300 1,823 037 16 11 1,573,500 156,000 1,651,500 1861 477,607‘470 1,626,000 186,500 1,719,250 1862 2,477,500 — " 1863 . 1,255,500 5
1859 Standard design 1,050,500 single-source

single-source 1,050,500 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1859 imply a total value of £1,221,000, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,050,500 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
40'530 1,382,034 3 1,101,500 483,000 1,343,000 1859 358,127‘000 1,380,402 14 10 1,050,500 341,000 1,221,000 1860 470,464'300 1,823 037 16 11 1,573,500 156,000 1,651,500 1861 477,607‘470 1,62
1858 Standard design 1,101,500 single-source

single-source 1,101,500 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1858 imply a total value of £1,343,000, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
1,101,500 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
7 , 223,215'890 879,181 19 499,000 537,000 767,500 1858 342,540'530 1,382,034 3 1,101,500 483,000 1,343,000 1859 358,127‘000 1,380,402 14 10 1,050,500 341,000 1,221,000 1860 470,464'300 1,82
1857 Standard design 499,000 single-source

single-source 499,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1857 imply a total value of £767,500, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
499,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
2 1856, 1 J an. to 31 Dec. 239,491'990 939,776 6 1857 , 223,215'890 879,181 19 499,000 537,000 767,500 1858 342,540'530 1,382,034 3 1,101,500 483,000 1,343,000 1859 358,127‘000 1,380,402 14
1856 Standard design 981,000 single-source

single-source 981,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1856 imply a total value of £1,220,000, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
981,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
d Bullion. South Wales. 1 l reigns. Com. I b No. No. .43 502,000 21,000 512,500 981,000 478,000 1,220,000 oz. l £ .9. 1855, 1431113,? to 31 Dec. 217,589'205 871,300 2 1856, 1 J an. to 31 Dec
1855 Standard design 502,000 single-source

single-source 502,000 pieces

Read from a table the transcription service flattens, and confirmed: the sovereign and half sovereign figures for Sydney 1855 imply a total value of £512,500, which the table prints. All three columns are therefore read correctly together.

FigureMintWhat was countedSource, and its own words
502,000 Sydney issuedchecksum confirmed Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, branch mint gold coinage tables
ue of Weight. Value. and Bullion. South Wales. 1 l reigns. Com. I b No. No. .43 502,000 21,000 512,500 981,000 478,000 1,220,000 oz. l £ .9. 1855, 1431113,? to 31 Dec. 217,589'205 871,300 2

Every year above opens to the documents behind its figure. 11 of 153 also have a page of their own, where there was more to say than a row can hold.

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".

64 records. 40 of them are recorded in pounds sterling rather than in coins, because that is how the mints kept the books. 0 name the date borne by the coin. On 3 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
1910 Melbourne 3,054,547 pieces 3,054,547 (£3,054,547 x 1 coins per pound) issued
than in the previous year. 3,054,547 sovereigns were issued.
1910 Perth 4,090,025 pieces 4,090,025 (£4,090,025 x 1 coins per pound) issued
Master of the Perth Branch Mintf 4,090,025 sovereigns \vere
1910 Sydney £2,135,000 pounds 2,135,000 (£2,135,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
to 2,135,000l., being slightly in excess of that in the previous
1910 Sydney £2,135,000 pounds 2,135,000 (£2,135,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
There were issued 2,135,0001. in sovereigns of an average
1911 Melbourne £2,851,451 pounds 2,851,451 (£2,851,451 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The coinage for the year amounted to 2,851,451l., all in sove-
1911 Melbourne £3, 054, 54”. pounds unstated
reigns. The (Oinage for the yen 1910 amounted to 3, 054, 54”.,
1911 Sydney £2,519,000 pounds 2,519,000 (£2,519,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
The issues were 2,519,0001.
1912 Melbourne £2,469,257 pounds 2,469,257 (£2,469,257 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
1‘he coinage for the year amounted to 2,469,257l., all in
1912 Melbourne £18011floll. pounds unstated
18011floll., also all in sovereigns. The average weight of the
1912 Sydney £2,227,000 pounds 2,227,000 (£2,227,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
There were issued 2,227.0001. in sovereigns of an average
1913 Melbourne £2,32Zi,l801. pounds struck-in-report-year
The coinage for the year amounted to 2,32Zi,l801., all in
1913 Melbourne £2,469,257 pounds 2,469,257 (£2,469,257 x 1 coins per pound) unstated
2,469,257l., also all in sovereigns. The average weight of the.
1913 Sydney £2,249,000 pounds 2,249,000 (£2,249,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
There were issued 2249,0007. in sovereigns of an average
1914 Melbourne £2,012,029 pounds 2,012,029 (£2,012,029 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The coinage for the year amounted to 2,012,029l., all 111
1914 Melbourne £2,323,180 pounds 2,323,180 (£2,323,180 x 1 coins per pound) unstated
2.323,1801., also all in sovereigns. The average weight of the
1914 Perth 1,815,000 pieces 1,815,000 (£1,815,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
in 1014- to tho numhor ot‘ 1.815.000. tho highest tiguro sineo 1008,
1914 Sydney £1,774,000 pounds 1,774,000 (£1,774,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
The issues were 1.774.000]. in sovereigns, 161.000]. in half-
1915 Melbourne £1,631,859 pounds 1,631,859 (£1,631,859 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
ot. 1.631.859]. sovereigns and 62.832]. halllsovereie‘ns The
1915 Perth £1,638,960 pounds 1,638,960 (£1,638,960 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage tor lQlS amounted to 1.638.9601. in
1915 Sydney £1,310,000 pounds 1,310,000 (£1,310,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
The issuos woro 1310.000]. in sovoroig'ns. 110,000]. in half-
1916 Melbourne £1,273,24)til. pounds struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage 1111' 1916 amounted to 1,273,24)til., all in
1916 Sydney £1,242,000 pounds 1,242,000 (£1,242,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
224,()()()].()( (0111 1..ued 111eluded 1.242.000]. 1n sovereigns and
1917 Melbourne £Joollml. pounds struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1917 amounted to Joollml. all 11111
1917 Sydney 1,006,000 pieces 1,006,000 (£1,006,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
1,006,000 sovereigns and 72.079]. in gold bullion were issued.
1918 Melbourne £4,97tl,-l-l7/. pounds struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1918 amounted to 4,97tl,-l-l7/., all in sovereigns.
1918 Melbourne £514,500 pounds 514,500 (£514,500 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1919 amounted t0514,5001., all in sovereigns.
1918 Sydney 3,716,000 pieces 3,716,000 (£3,716,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
Branch Mints is controlled by the Commonwealth Treasury, 3,716,000
1918 Sydney 1,835,000 pieces 1,835,000 (£1,835,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
1,835,000 sovereigns were issued to the Government Bankers,
1920 Melbourne £529,844 pounds 529,844 (£529,844 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1920 amounted to 529,844l., all in sovereigns.
1920 Melbourne £239,895 pounds 239,895 (£239,895 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1921 has amounted to 2398951., all in
1920 Sydney 360,000 pieces 360,000 (£360,000 x 1 coins per pound) issued
The issues comprised 360,000 sovereigns and 109,4051. 8s. 11d.
1920 Sydney 360,000 pieces 360,000 (£360,000 x 1 coins per pound) delivered
360,000 sovereigns, 1,233,600 pence, and 4,113,600 halfpence, a total
1920 Sydney 839,000 pieces 839,000 (£839,000 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
839,000 sovereigns of an average assay of 916643 being produced.
1922 Melbourne £609,152 pounds 609,152 (£609,152 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1922 has amounted to 609,1521. all in
1922 Sydney 578,000 pieces 578,000 (£578,000 x 1 coins per pound) delivered
578,000 sovereigns were coined and delivered to the Note lssue
1923 Melbourne £510,225 pounds 510,225 (£510,225 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1923 has amounted to 510,225l. all in
1923 Sydney 416,000 pieces 416,000 (£416,000 x 1 coins per pound) delivered
The issues were 416,000 sovereigns of an average Weight and
1924 Melbourne £278,575 pounds 278,575 (£278,575 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1924 has amounted to 278,575l. all in
1925 Melbourne £3,312,079 pounds 3,312,079 (£3,312,079 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
lligi goldncoinage1 for 1195‘) has amounted to 3,312 0791. all in
1925 Sydney £5,632,000 pounds 5,632,000 (£5,632,000 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
given in the Superintendent’s Memorandum, was 5,632,0001. in
1926 Melbourne £211,576 pounds 211,576 (£211,576 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
_ The gold coinage for 1926 has amounted to 211,5761. all in sove—
1926 Sydney £1,031,050 pounds 1,031,050 (£1,031,050 x 1 coins per pound) issued
Sovereigns to the value of 1,031,050]. were issued, the out—turn
1927 Melbourne £309,916 pounds 309,916 (£309,916 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
1 reigns. The numbir of dies 1:5 éfiivglanquntoed- '50 3099161. all in sove— with different makes of steel without definite results. 11 “i
1927 Perth 1,379,420 pieces 1,379,420 (£1,379,420 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
1,379,420 sovereigns weighing 354,263‘33 ounces. Sovereigns are
1928 Melbourne 413,820 pieces 413,820 (£413,820 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
however, was 413,820 in 1928, as against 309,916 in 1927. In
1928 Melbourne 309,916 pieces 309,916 (£309,916 x 1 coins per pound) unstated
however, was 413,820 in 1928, as against 309,916 in 1927. In
1928 Melbourne £413,820 pounds 413,820 (£413,820 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
The gold coinage for 1928 has amounted to 413,8201. all in
1928 Perth 1,340,102 pieces 1,340,102 (£1,340,102 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
received was coined into sovereigns, of which 1,340,102 were struck.
1928 Perth 1,340,102 pieces 1,340,102 (£1,340,102 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
1,340,102 sovereigns. Sovereigns are delivered in drafts of 1,000.
1929 Melbourne £436,065 pounds 436,065 (£436,065 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
The gold coinage for 1929 has amounted to 4136,0651. all in
1929 Perth 1,601,350 pieces 1,601,350 (£1,601,350 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
prepared, but 1,601,350 sovereigns were coined.
1929 Perth 1,601,350 pieces 1,601,350 (£1,601,350 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
bars was 587,142'09 ounces, from which were produced 1,601,350
1930 Melbourne 78,557 pieces 78,557 (£78,557 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
greater than in 1929. The sovereigns coined numbered only 78,557,
1930 Melbourne £78,557 pounds 78,557 (£78,557 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
The gold coinage for 1930 has amounted to 78,557l. all in sovereigns.
1930 Perth £1,606,625 pounds 1,606,625 (£1,606,625 x 1 coins per pound) unstated
rose from 1,606,6251. in 1929 to 1,915,3521. in 1930. Mr. Corbet points
1930 Perth £1,915,352 pounds 1,915,352 (£1,915,352 x 1 coins per pound) issued
rose from 1,606,6251. in 1929 to 1,915,3521. in 1930. Mr. Corbet points
1930 Perth 1,903,913 pieces 1,903,913 (£1,903,913 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
was 688,596 - 53 ounces, from which were produced 1,903,913 sovereigns.
1931 Melbourne £57,717 pounds 57,717 (£57,717 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
amounted to only 57,717l., while at Pretoria, where gold coinage
1931 Melbourne 57,717 pieces 57,717 (£57,717 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-yearstated both ways
again declined, the comparatively insignificant number of 57,717
1931 Melbourne £57,749 pounds 57,749 (£57,749 x 1 coins per pound) issued
The issue of sovereigns amounted to 57,7491. while 6,059 ounces of
1931 Melbourne £57,717 pounds 57,717 (£57,717 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
’ ‘ The gold coinage for 1931 amounted to 57,7171. all in sovereigns.
1931 Perth 1,173,568 pieces 1,173,568 (£1,173,568 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
Thus, the Perth Mint, after striking 1,173,568 sovereigns in the
1931 Perth 1,173,568 pieces 1,173,568 (£1,173,568 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
ounces containing upwards of 506,700 ounces fine. 1,173,568 sovereigns
1931 Perth 1,173,568 pieces 1,173,568 (£1,173,568 x 1 coins per pound) struck-in-report-year
produced 1,173,568 sovereigns. Sovereigns are issued to the banks