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2011 Treasures of Australia Gold and Silver PEARL Locket Coins ‘Treasures of Australia’ is a beautiful series featuring locket coins celebrating Australia’s abundance of natural riches. Struck from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver and 1oz of 99.99% pure gold in proof quality, the 2011 release features an authentic keshi pearl. The Kimberley town of Broome became the home of Australia’s oyster fishing industry in the 19th century. Today it is renowned for ‘cultured’ South Sea pearls, the most soughtafter in the world. Oysters create natural pearls by depositing layers of nacre over a grain of sand or other ‘intruder’ that settles inside their shell. Cultured pearls develop around a bead implanted by human hand. A traditional bridal gift, pearl is also the modern birthstone of people born in June. The coin’s reverse portrays an abstract interpretation of Australia’s marine environment, one of the world’s richest sources of South Sea pearls. The coin also incorporates a transparent locket inlaid with mother of pearl framing a keshi pearl. The obverse of each coin shows the Ian Rank-Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination. The reverses show an abstract interpretation of Australia’s stark and beautiful landscape. The design surrounds a transparent half-circle capsule containing the gold granules! Only 1,000 Gold Proofs and 7,500 Silver Proofs will be issued. We offer both coins at the Official Mint Issue Prices.

Gold Proof $2,650.00 Silver Proof $189.50

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Perth ANDA Coin Fair 2 Oz Silver Coloured Rabbit Issued at the Perth ANDA Coin Fair this 2 Ounce Coloured Pure Silver Rabbit has a tiny mintage of only 1,000 coins! Featuring this year’s coloured design from the Australian Lunar Silver Coin Series II, this coin celebrates the rabbit, the fourth of the twelve animals associated with the ancient Chinese Lunar Calendar. Presented in special coin fair packaging this is one coin that requires your immediate attention.

$155.00

2011 ‘P’ Counterstamp $1 The Royal Australian Mint attended the ANDA Coin Fair in Perth early in February and took along their mobile coining press. The press was used to strike a maximum of 5,000 Ram’s Head $1 with a ‘P’ for Perth counterstamp. This interesting issue is the first ever Dollar from the RAM with a ‘P’ mintmark. Each coin is presented in a specially printed colour card produced just for this show issue. Like all mobile press $1 this coin is hard to get so we suggest you act quickly to secure your coins.

$19.50

Perth ANDA Coin Fair Narrows Bridge Silver $1 The Royal Australian Mint will issue four specially made coins for the 2011 ANDA Coin Fairs. The first coin in the series features the Narrows Bridge in Perth. Uniting Perth’s north and south, the Narrows Bridge was the largest precast, prestressed concrete bridge when built in 1959. Originally a six lane road bridge, it now carries twelve lanes and the Southern Suburbs railway line. Struck from 1 Ounce of 99.9% Pure Silver this special coin fair edition has a mintage of just 2,000 coins. It measures 40mm in diameter and features a Frosted Uncirculated finish

$75.00

2010 Coin Fair Silver Proof $ The 100 Years of Australian Coinage was a successful theme for the Royal Australian Mint. Of particular note were mintmarked Silver Proof Dollars released at the ANDA Coin Fairs throughout the year. The maximum mintage for each coin was 2,000 although we believe that actual number of coins released is, in some cases, well below that. Each coin is presented in a plush case with certificate and outer box.

“M” for Melbourne $1 $85.00 “S” for Sydney $1 $75.00 “C” for Canberra $1 $75.00

2011 Anzac Day $1 Coin Preserving the knowledge of wartime sacrifices made by members of our nation’s Defence Force is important to each new generation of Australians, as the number of people attending ANZAC Day ceremonies testifies. This tribute to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and the worthy men and women who underpin it, reflects the true spirit of the ANZACS. The design on this uncirculated $1 coin portrays two pilots wearing flight equipment. The background depicts a silhouetted bugler, the inscription ‘Lest We Forget’ and the date of ANZAC Day – April 25 – a day on which we honour all those who gave their lives in the service of their country. Issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965, the coin’s obverse depicts the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the 2011 year-date. The coin is housed on an illustrated presentation card with a fold-out stand, allowing it to be displayed upright alongside other releases in the series.

$12.95

2009 Anzac Day $1

2010 Anzac Day $1

$25.00

$14.95

Century Old Coins from Guernsey Guernsey is a British Dependency in the English Channel off the coast of France. It has been a British possession since the Norman Conquest in 1066. Guernsey’s first coinage was issued in 1830 and the unusual denomination “Double” comes from an old French coin the “Double Tournois”. Eight

Doubles equalled a British Penny. The original coins from 1911 are in remarkable condition and are very affordable.

Double UNC $16.00

2 Doubles UNC $35.00

New Perth Fair Silver Proof The Final Coin in the Series! The final issue in the Perth Mintâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Celebrate Australia Silver Proof series celebrates Perth. It was issued at the Perth ANDA Coin Fair early February. It shows a kangaroo with a view of Perth across the Swan River on the reverse. Like all prior coins in the series it is struck from One Ounce of .999 fine Silver and the 40.6 mm diameter provides plenty of scope for the artist to excel. Presented in a plush case within a colourful outer box. It is accompanied by numbered certificate of authenticity. Mintage - just 2,500!

$105.00

Earlier Issues Fill some spaces in your collection whilst stocks are still available.

Brisbane, Queensland

Melbourne, Victoria

Sydney, NSW

Coin One.

Coin Two.

Coin Three.

$125.00

$105.00

Adelaide, South Australia

Hobart, Tasmania

Canberra, ACT

Coin Five.

Coin Six.

Coin Seven.

$105.00

Calico Jack Pirate Dollar Since the first release of the $1 Blackbeard Coin, this seafaring series on pirates has proved popular plunder for young collectors. John Rackham (Calico Jack) was born in England in 1682 and was a moderately successful pirate in the Caribbean, whose alias reflected his fondness for striped calico breeches. Charming and goodlooking, Rackham is most remembered for the design of his Jolly Roger flag â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a skull with crossed swords. He is also known for having two female crew members, Mary Read and Anne Bonny, which was unusual at that time. When Rackhamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ship was captured, the female pirates fought to the last, while their drunken shipmates surrendered feebly. Tried in Jamaica in 1720, Rackham and his men were hanged and posted in gibbets.

$14.95

The aluminium bronze coin depicts Calico Jack against the backdrop of a pirate ship. The design depicts a coloured representation of the Jolly Roger. In colour Pack.

Blackbeard Pirate Dollar The first coin in the Pirates series is still available at issue price.

$14.95

Henry Morgan Pirate Dollar Coin two in the Pirates series is still available at issue price.

$14.95

Pirates of the Caribbean Phonecard Set They were a law unto themselves. A band of rogues, cut-throats and desperadoes. His often short life was full of adventure, whether plundering treasure ships or enjoying the spoils of battle. Treat yourself to the Complete Pirates of the Caribbean Collector Phonecard Set at a super price this issue. Get the Blackbeard, Sir Henry Morgan, Piet Heyn and Captain Kidd cards with the Collection Folder for just $15.00! Only 750 Sets issued!

$15.00

2011 Air Series Dollars Crimson Rosella & Kookaburra Following on from the success of the Ocean and Land Coloured Dollars, the Royal Australian Mint is proud to announce the release of the first Air coins featuring the Crimson Rosella and the Kookaburra. Each coin is handsomely presented in a colour display card continuing the style made so popular with the first coins in this popular series. Available at the Official Issue price of

$14.95 Each

RAM Dollar Packs

Year of Pig $25.00

Peacekeeping $12.95

Polar Year $20.00

Clown Fish $14.95

Dolphin $28.00

Ashes $24.95

Rugby League $12.95

Koala $14.95

Wombat Australian $14.95 Quarantine $12.95

Biscuit Star $14.95

Echidna $14.95

Bannerfish $14.95

Rock Wallaby $14.95

White Bigbelly Year of Shark Seahorse Rat $14.95 $14.95 $17.95

Year of Frilled the Ox Lizard $17.95 $14.95

Bilby $14.95

2011 Australia Remembers - War Historians 20 Cents The Australia Remembers series recognises those who made history beyond the battlefields. In 2011 it celebrates Australian war correspondents that have shaped our perception of conflicts since the Boer War. C.E.W. Bean, chronicler of Gallipoli and founder of the Australian War Memorial; and Damien Parer, whose memorable images from the Kokoda track preceded his death in the line of duty; exemplify an honourable occupation distinguished by bravery and integrity. Based on an image from the Australian War Memorial of an Australian official photographer, standing with tripod and camera on a British Mark V tank, the advance of Australian troops through the Hindenburg Line is recorded. The coin is presented in the same card format as the Australian Service Nurses and Lost Soldiers of Fromelles coins. There is a brief description of the work done by these brave Australians and the contribution they made to Australian war history on the card.

$6.95

2009 Australian Service Nurses 20 Cents Coin One in the Australia Remembers Series pays tribute to Australian Service Nurses. The 20 cent coin design perfectly captures a nurse in her personal effort to bring comfort and assistance to a wounded â&#x20AC;&#x153;Aussie Diggerâ&#x20AC;?, whilst upholding the highest traditions of the nursing fraternity. Presented in an illustrated holder.

$16.95

2010 Lost Soldiers of Fromelles 20 Cents The second coin in the series commemorates the Lost Soldiers of Fromelles. Known as Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bloodiest day, during the 1916 Battle of Fromelles the 5th Division suffered 5533 casualties. There was speculation for many years regarding the existence of an unmarked and forgotten mass grave near Fromelles, containing the remains of Allied soldiers killed during the battle and subsequently buried by the Germans. The 20 Cent coin design is based on the Cobbers Statue which stands in Fromelles. Presented in an illustrated holder.

$8.95

2011 1/10 Ounce Silver Koala From one of Australia’s favourite series, the new Australian Koala 1/10oz silver bullion coin portrays this year’s delightful koala design. Struck by The Perth Mint from 1/10oz of 99.9% pure silver, the coin is issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965, the undisputed guarantee of its weight and purity. The reverse design depicts a charming image of an adult koala and juvenile resting in the fork of a eucalyptus tree. Delicate frosting has been introduced on the table of this year's coin, a subtle addition that enhances the shiny koala design. These coins are housed in a beautifully illustrated presentation card. The 2011 Silver Koala is struck on a ‘mint-to-order’ basis only.

$14.95

2011 Ram’s Head 4 Coin Set Hot release! Don’t miss the 2011 Ram’s Head 4 $1 Coin Set from the Royal Australian Mint. The Set comprises ‘C’ for Canberra mintmark, ‘B’ for Brisbane Privy Mark, ‘’M’ for Melbourne Privy Mark and ‘S’ for Sydney Privy mark coins struck in Aluminium Bronze. Each Uncirculated Set is presented in a colour bubble pack. A top new issue!

$15.00 Great Composers: Liszt 1811-1886 In 1842 ‘Lisztomania’ swept across Europe. Women fought over his silk handkerchiefs and men wept openly at his piano concerts. He was praised for his brilliance, strength and precision with his concerts likened to ecstatic experiences. Franz Liszt (1811 - 1886) is considered perhaps the greatest pianist of all time. He was also an important composer, teacher and inventor of the symphonic poem. As Liszt grew older he became increasingly plagued by feelings of desolation and despair; “I carry a deep sadness of the heart which must now break out into sound.”

Struck from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality. Issued as legal tender under the authority of the Government of Tuvalu, the coin is subject to the extremely limited mintage of just 5,000. In case with certificate.

$105.00

The Life and Times of Elvis Presley Collection Known as “The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll”, Elvis Presley is remembered as on of music’s greatest icons. Elvis has touched the hearts of fans worldwide while also rocking them down to their bones. His versatility as a

musician, singer and actor has yet to be surpassed. The man may be gone but his legend is still alive as he maintains his stature as one of the biggest selling recording artists. These new releases celebrate the Life and Times of Elvis.

USA Gold Plated Colourized Quarter Set of 5 A collection of 5 USA State Series Quarters from states of significance in Elvis’ life. Each has been 24 carat Gold plated and colourized with a scene from the Life and Times of Elvis. The colour illustrations show childhood, music, military, movies and comeback. The collection is presented in a display holder with more photos and Elvis’ signature. A must for all Elvis collectors.

$37.95

USA Gold Plated Coloured Half Dollar A super issue combining three scenes for the Life and Time of Elvis. This original USA Half Dollar has been 24 carat Gold plated and colourized with this superb image including Elvis’ signature. The coin is encapsulated and presented in plush presentation case with certificate. Not to be missed!.

$19.95

Famous Naval Battles The Battle of Midway 1942 Strong interest has been shown in this final Famous Naval Battles coin. After Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese Navy aimed to inflict another defeat on the United States. This time it intended to take the US base on Midway Atoll with a strike force supported by four aircraft carriers, while the main body of its naval force lay in wait for the arrival of the depleted American Fleet. Thanks to US intelligence, however, Admiral Nimitz possessed details of Admiral Yamamotoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plan. On 4 June 1942, Japanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strike force suddenly learned of the approaching US Fleet. Distracted with refuelling and redeploying aircraft, the Japanese carriers were attacked by US divebombers. All four Japanese carriers were sunk and the USS Yorktown was also a casualty. Issued as legal tender under the authority of the Government of the Cook Islands and struck from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality, no more than 5,000 of each coin in the Famous Naval Battles in History series will be released. Presented in a plush case with certificate of authenticity this new release is available at the Official Issue Price of just

$105.00

Battle of Trafalgar

Battle of Hampton Roads

Battle of Jutland

Coin Two.

Coin Three.

Coin Four.

$105.00

25th Anniversary of the Australian Gold Nugget Series For more than two decades, the proof issue of the Australian Nugget was synonymous with rarity, appeal, innovation and collectability. The magnificent 2011dated release maintains these traditions by recreating the original gold nugget design, created by Stuart Devlin OA CMG and commissioned by The Perth Mint in 1986. The design references the ‘Welcome Stranger’ nugget, believed to be the biggest recorded gold nugget ever found. It weighed 2,284 ounces and was found in 1869, in Moliagul, Victoria. Prospectors, John Deason and Richard Oates, originally from Cornwall, England, found the nugget only 2 inches (7.5 centimetres) below the surface, near the root of a tree. The 25th Anniversary of Australia’s Official Gold Coin Program 1oz Gold Proof Coin is presented in a prestigious presentation case with timber lid and coloured shipper. Only 1,500 coins will be issued.

$2,580.00

2011 Berlin World Money Fair Kookaburra and Koala 2 Coin Set A mere 2,000 of these Two Coin Kookaburra and Koala Sets were issued at the Berlin World Money Fair in January 2011. Each Set comprises a 99.9% Pure Silver Kookaburra and a 99.9% Pure Silver Koala both dated 2011. Both coins are in Specimen Uncirculated condition. Struck by the Perth Mint. A very limited mintage set so you will need to act quickly!

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2011 Year of the Rabbit Coin and Stamp Cover The latest issue in the popular Lunar Year PNC series marks the Year of the Rabbit. This cover combines the Australian $1 Year of the Rabbit Aluminium Bronze coin with 2 stamps from the Australian Christmas Islands. The $1.80 and 60 Cent Stamps show flamboyant depictions of the rabbit.

Only

$15.95

2005 Rooster

2006 Dog

2007 Pig

$19.95

$18.95

$17.95

2008 Rat

2009 Ox

2010 Tiger

$17.95

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Superb 1894 Melbourne Sovereigns The Veiled Head portrait of Queen Victoria was introduced in 1893 to replace the Jubilee design which had been used since 1887. The design shows an older Queen Victoria with a veil replacing the crown. This design was used from 1893 until her death in 1901. Struck at the Melbourne Mint these coins show an M for Melbourne mintmark above the date. Also taken from an original roll these Veiled Head Sovereigns from the Melbourne Mint would form an exceptional pair with the 1892 Jubilee Head coins below.

Uncirculated $650.00 Choice Uncirculated $895.00

Superb 1892 Melbourne Jubilee Head Sovereigns From an Original Bank Roll For over a century these Australian Sovereigns sat undisturbed in the vaults of a Swiss Bank. Struck at the Melbourne Mint in 1892 these Gold Victorian Sovereigns probably never saw the light of day. From soon after their day of production until their recent â&#x20AC;&#x153;rediscoveryâ&#x20AC;? these coins sat, still in an original paper roll, in the dark, cold confines of a most venerable institution. As such they have survived in remarkable condition, lovely Uncirculated with full original mint bloom! We have seldom seen finer! Each coin shows the Jubilee Head portrait of Queen Victoria, who had celebrated her Jubilee in 1887 with a new portrait design featuring a tall crown. The reverse shows the classic St George and Dragon design by Pistrucci that graced Australian Sovereigns until the final issue in 1931. Above the date is the M for Melbourne Mintmark that distinguishes these coins from the standard British Issue. We rarely see Jubilee Head Sovereigns this grade so to obtain an original roll is truly special. We suggest you act quickly! Each coin is presented in a colour descriptive card. With full original mint lustre! Superb!

Uncirculated $650.00 Choice Uncirculated $1,350.00

Australian Coins & Notes 2008 Opal Locket Coin Coin two in the popular Treasures of Australia Series. This Silver Proof has a window that contains approximately 1 carat of white Opals. Only 7,500 issued and very hard to find.

FDC $425.00

Bronze 1 Cent Blank Scissel

Seldom seen outside the mint “scissel’ is the metal remaining after the blanks have been punched from a sheet of metal. This portion of scissel has had One Cent Blanks punched from it and measures 124 by 182 mm. From the Banking and Currency Museum sale.

$500.00

Rare 1992 NAA Privy Mark Kooka It has been quite a while since we offered this, the first ever Privy Mark issue. Only 500 struck and very scarce. Cased with certificate.

FDC $535.00

Choice Uncirculated 1933 Penny A so-called common date but rarely seen this nice.

Choice UNC $650.00

Uncirculated 1912 Penny Red and brown.

UNC $750.00

Uncirculated 1920 Dot Below Penny Not an easy variety to find in high grade. Mostly brown with some mint red.

UNC $1,850.00

Uncirculated 1922 Penny

Not an easy date and seldom seen with this much lustre.

UNC $1,295.00

Tasmania 1892 Treasury Bill for £1000

Very interesting PrePR68 1958 Proof Federation Government Bond. A little weak on the Shilling right edge but all Slabbed PCGS PR65. information is clear. Mintage 1,506. Scarce. Catalogues $455.00.

Fine $450.00

FDC $300.00

Superior 1923 Halfpenny Far better than usual with a strong band and a full centre diamond. Catalogues VF $5,000.00, EF $18,500.00.

VF-gVF $3,500.00

Uncirculated 1952 Last George VI Shilling The last date Of George VI Shilling. Catalogues $62.00 in McDonalds. Save over 20%.

UNC $45.00

India: Madras 1740-1807 Pagoda The Indian Gold Pagoda was revalued at 8 Shillings in Governor King’s Proclamation.

aEF $425.00

1932 Riddle-Sheehan Gold Bearing £5

The last of the handsome blue and yellow Gold Bearing notes. This is a premium example with no pinholes, tears or repairs. R43. Catalogues VF $9,000.00, EF $27,500.00 in the 2011 McDonalds. A top item to put aside for the future at this remarkable price.

Rare 1955 Perth Proof Halfpenny The lowest mintage of the series just 301 coins. This example is almost attractive orange-purple.

$5,950.00

Rare 1956 Perth Proof Penny Arguably the rarest coin of the 1955-1963 Proofs. Mintage 417. Even multicolour tone. Rare.

$6,500.00

2006 Commonwealth Games Coin and Stamp Booklet

aEF $8,500.00

Superb 1921M 3d

An interesting issue combining the Cycling, Hockey, Athletics and Swimming 50 Cents with eleven 50 Cent stamps in various forms including an imperforate block of 4.

Slabbed PCGS MS64. Nearly a gem!

$65.00

ChoiceGem UNC $850.00

Scarce 2000 Mule Dollar During production of the 2000 $1 coin at the RAM a 10 Cent die was erroneously used to strike some coins. Because the 10 Cents die is slightly smaller coins struck with the wrong die display a thicker double rim. The first example we have had for some time.

VF $695.00

High Grade 1913 Florin Uncirculated 1917 Florin With Uncirculated coins fetching well over $10,000.00 this attractive example presents a great opportunity. Eight sharp pearls in the King’s crown.

UNC $1,650.00

EF $1,950.00

Choice 1921 Sixpence A lovely example of this early date.

Choice UNC $1,500.00

Uncirculated Centenary Florin A nice example with quite a strong wreath and subdued mint bloom.

A beautifully toned example of this early date.

UNC $750.00 Also available: Choice UNC with Foy’s Bag $1,750.00 aUNC $550.00 EF/aEF $450.00

Uncirculated 1921 Plain Threepence Much scarcer than the 1921M, especially in Uncirculated.

Terrific Halfpenny 1948 Error We rarely see errors of this era still in Uncirculated condition. This is a beauty - struck well off centre and still with much original mint lustre.

UNC $850.00

UNC $1,795.00

1942 Melbourne Threepence The 1942 Australian Threepence struck at the Melbourne Mint (no mintmark) is one of the key coins to the series. Scarce

Selected Circulated $33.00

2011 Centenary of the Royal Australian Navy Coin & Badge On 1 March 1901, exactly two months after the Federation of Australia, responsibility for the former coloniesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; naval forces passed to the new Commonwealth Government, setting in train developments resulting in the emergence of the Royal Australian Navy in 1911. To mark the centenary the Perth Mint has produced this superb Silver Proof $1. The coinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reverse is inscribed with ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY 100 YEARS 1911 - 2011. The design comprises images representing sailors from the early days of the Royal Australian Navy; HMAS Yarra, the River Class Torpedo Boat Destroyer commissioned in 1910; and the modern warship HMAS Anzac, the third Royal Australian Navy ship to carry the legendary name. Struck by The Perth Mint from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality, the coin is issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965. Just 7,500 of these coin and badge sets will be released.

$115.00

Pitcairn Islands 2010 Mint Set The Story of the Pitcairn Islands is wedded to the story of the H.M.A.V. Bounty, a ship made famous due to its historic mutiny. Relics of the ship have survived to become icons of the island.

A most attractive set only 18

$49.50

This new Mint Set is the second coin collection bearing these historic relics. It includes a limited edition $2 HMAV Bounty coin which will only be minted in 2010. The set is produced with the endorsement of the Office of the Commissioner for the Pitcairn Islands. This 5-coin Set has a limited mintage of just 20,000 Sets. It is certain to appeal to world collectors across the globe. Presented in a

colour bubble pack.

The Rare 1922/1 Overdate Threepence Which Australian Predecimal Coin is rarer than the 1930 Penny, yet costs a third of the price? The answer is the 1922/1 Overdate Threepence.

Overdates come about when a die is re-engraved with a new date and the old date is not completely obliterated. In the Australian Predecimal series this happened on a very small number of occasions with the most famous, and rarest, of the overdates being the 1922/1 overdate Threepence. This issue we take pleasure in presenting three examples. The 2011 Pocket Guide to Australian Coins and Banknotes by McDonald catalogues this coin at VG $10,000.00, Fine $24,000.00 (up substantially from 2010). You can save thousands!

A most affordable example with a small dig on the portrait. Was $5,500.00 which is well under catalogue value. A great chance to fill that gap in your collection!

g-vg $4,350.00

Just a tickle better than the coin below. This example has full rims, fully readable ADVANCE AUSTRALIA and much of the Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ear. A great example.

vg $6,250.00

Strong rims, almost full ADVANCE AUSTRALIA. Altogether very attractive.

vg $5,950.00

Save $420.00!

1963 - The Last Predecimal Proof Set

1963 - Decimalization was just around the corner and the Predecimal series was drawing to an end. The Melbourne Mint struck their last Proof coins that year in the usual denominations of Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling and Florin. Just 5,042 Sets were struck - far less than any Decimal Proof Set. This issue we offer this Final Predecimal Proof Set at a sensational price. McDonald catalogue value is $1,115.00! Save and incredible $420.00!But whilst stocks last we offer these popular 4-coin sets at the remarkable price of only

$695.00

A Century of Austral

Australian Prede

Halfpenny 62 coins including 1923 (Fine) and obverses

$2,125.00 Without 1923

$179.00

Threepence & Sixpence 108 coins including obverses. Excludes 1922/1 3d

$415.00 Shilling

53 coins including obverses. Complete!

$440.00

As an extra bonus all albums include additional coins to show the portraits!

Comp

lian Coinage History

cimal Collections It was not until 1910, some nine years after Federation, that the Commonwealth of Australia issued its first coins. Silver coins struck at the London Mint were followed the next year by bronze Pennies and Halfpennies. From that date, until the end of Predecimal coinage in 1964, most dates of each denomination from Halfpenny to Florin were struck. Assembling a Complete Collection of Australian Predecimal Coins is the desire of many Australians. Doing so coin by coin can take huge amounts of time and is usually quite expensive. Surprisingly, the most efficient and affordable way is to buy ready-made Collections (let someone else do the work!).

Penny

77 coins including obverses. Excludes 1930

$465.00

We have recently obtained further stocks of Complete Predecimal Collections containing all date and mintmark types. Only the 1930 Penny and 1922/1 Threepence are missing (see elsewhere in this issue of Money Matters). These Sets are housed in descriptive push-in albums and are in selected circulated condition. Best of all - the Prices! These Sets are great buying!

Like to Layby some sets? No problem - simply speak to one of the staff to arrange a layby for you!

Florin 59 coins including obverses. Complete with 1932 and 1934-35 Melb Centenary!

$1295.00

Without 1932 and 1934/5

$675.00

plete Collection from Halfpenny to Florin $4,500.00 (Save $270.00)

The Blue and Grey Tenners Collection The first Australian $10 Polymer note featuring Mary Gilmore and Banjo Patterson was released in 1993. The dark blue ink used for the main print had a tendency to transfer to other notes that it came into contact with. To solve the problem Note Printing Australia experimented with varying shades of blue finally selecting the colour we see today. From mid 1994 the main print was changed to a lighter blue and the portrait of Mary Gilmore was altered to grey.

The Blue and Grey Tenners combines the old and new $10 Note varieties.It contains 4 Australian $10 Notes; the first two notes are examples of the original Blue Issue. These two notes have identical serial numbers and consecutive prefixes. The shadow â&#x20AC;&#x153;10â&#x20AC;? that resulted from the ink transfer can clearly be seen at the top left of these notes. Accompanying these are a Pair of Grey $10 Notes. These notes also feature matching serial numbers and consecutive prefixes. In fact, these 2 Grey notes have the same serial numbers as the Blue Issues in the folder! An extremely difficult combination to assemble. Only 2,000 Folders were issued and each is individually serial numbered on the front. Catalogues at $245.00 in McDonalds. Limited!

$215.00 2006 ANDA 2008 Berlin Fair Mint Set Fair Mint Set

At the Canberra ANDA Fair on 11 and 12 February 2006, 1,500 Special 2006 Sets featuring the ANDA Logo were released. The Set contains the special 1 and 2 Cents struck that year.

$79.50

Only 1,500 of these International Year of Planet Earth Mint Sets were produced for the World Money Fair in Berlin. With Special overprinted cover.

$59.95

WWII Hay Internment Camp Notes Following the evacuation of Dunkirk, British authorities became paranoid about the possibilities of spies on homesoil. In July 1940, thousands of these unfortunate men were shipped to Australia aboard the ship Dunera. In September 1941 the ship unloaded its human cargo in Sydney where they were bundled into a train for the 30 hour trip to Hay. As Australian currency was forbidden in the Hay Internment Camp the ingenious internees designed their own currency which was printed by the local newspaper the Riverine Grazier. Notes in the denominations Sixpence, Shilling and Two Shillings were produced from designs prepared by Georg Telscher, who had contributed to Austrian note designs in the 1930's.

The cunning designs incorporated a number of hidden messages. In the barbed wire around the edge of the note can be read "We are here because we are here". In the barbed wire at the foot of the fencing can be read "HMT (His Majesty's Troop Ship) Dunera, Liverpool to Hay". Woven into the fleece of the sheep on the back of the note are the names of some of the internees. It has also been suggested that the barbed wire behind the Coat of Arms hides a message in morse code! The notes only circulated for about three months in 1941 before a Sydney newspaper published a picture which alerted Commonwealth authorities who promptly stepped in and initiated the withdrawal of the issue as it contravened Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s currency legislation. Only a small number of these historic notes, souvenired by the inmates, have survived.

Mendel-Stahl Sixpence There are three signature combinations for each denomination. Rarity varies but in the case of the Sixpence Mendel-Stahl is the most affordable. Catalogues VF $13,500.00, EF $17,000.00. A superior example.

aEF $12,500.00

Mendel-Stahl Shilling Matching signature to the Sixpence above. Catalogues VF $20,000.00, EF $27,000.00. Often seen heavily folded and a bit tatty. This is another nice example.

Crisp gVF $17,950.00

2009 ANDA 2010 Boston ANA Mint Set Fair Mint Only 1,500 Sets of these

International Year of Astronomy. Choose from Brisbane or Melbourne and Sets both with a special Coin Fair Logo on the Cover. Only 1,500 of each issued.

specially packaged Sets were issued at the Boston ANA.

$45.00 each

$49.50

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The 1910 Superscribed Pound Australia’s First Banknote Federation in 1901 gave the Commonwealth Government the power and opportunity to produce the first Australian note issues. Numerous proposals were put forward and debated and in late 1910 the Australian Notes Act was passed. The Government was anxious that the legislation should take effect immediately and a new branch of the Treasury was formed to handle printing. However, the problem was that considerable time would be required to obtain sufficient banknote paper, engrave printing plates then print and number the notes. To implement the Act and more importantly issue an Australian Currency that could circulate freely in all states, the Government purchased unused notes from the private banks, and overprinted them ‘AUSTRALIAN NOTE’ and a promise to pay the bearer in gold on demand. Such notes became known as superscribed notes and were issued until the new printing plates and facilities were available in 1914. Original stock from a number of private banks were used, one of the Banks being The National Bank of Australasia, whose form is used for the £1 Superscribe we offer. This bank was founded in Melbourne in 1857 and is now part of the National Australia Bank. Perhaps due to the complexity of the 1910 Superscribe issues they are not included in McDonalds, however, Renniks does provide quite detailed and interesting reading. Considering that these notes are the first official issues of the new Commonwealth Government they should be included in all Predecimal listings and collections. Meanwhile, astute buyers can pick up these very scarce and important issues for relatively modest sums. Rest assured, that when they finally appear in catalogues like McDonalds, their price will rise dramatically. This example has excellent colour and nice body. It has very good eye appeal. There are a few edge tears which is typical for this issue as the paper used was not of the standard of later issues. Over the last couple of years there have been very few of these important notes on the market. A great opportunity to obtain what is, in reality, Australia’s first Commonwealth banknote issue.

Fine/aFine $21,950.00

Niue 2010 Mint Set The tropical island of Niue is one of the world’s largest emerged coral atolls. The local tourist industry aims to exhibit the islands natural wonders and develop its infrastructure, while protecting the land and local culture. Featuring a Niuean icon on each coin, this set is issued with the endorsement of the Government of Niue Island. This 5-coin Set is the second from Niue and includes a limited edition $1 featuring Taro leaves which will only be issued in 2010. With a low mintage of just 20,000 Sets this too is destined to be a popular set. Presented in a colour bubble pack.

Only

$49.50

The Patina Collection Australian Proof 5 Shillings The Patina Collection comprises a series of retrospective patterns from around the globe. This month we present an interesting issue for Australia featuring a crowned emu Set one features a jubilee portrait of Queen Victoria and is dated 1887. It comprises three and kangaroo patterns struck in Copper, Pewter and Golden Alloy. Only 250 of each type was struck. with a map of Australia in the background.

Queen Victoria Collection $45.00

Had Australia issued a 5 Shillings coin a century or more ago it could have looked just like this. Stocks are very limited so please order quickly.

King George V Collection The second features a portrait of King George V and is dated 1910. It comprises three patterns struck in Copper, Pewter and Golden Alloy. Only 175 of each type was struck.

$45.00

A Hoard of World War II Pound Notes From an interesting hoard of World War II notes we offer ÂŁ1 signed by Armitage and McFarlane. This signature was first issued in 1942 and continued throughout the war.

We have sorted them into two grades, both of which we offer at well below

McDonald catalogue value. Catalogues Fine $70.00, VF $140.00.

Fine $60.00 VF $100.00

Gold Coins of the World England: James I 1613-15 Gold Crown Second coinage, fifth bust. Mm: cinquefoil. S2626. USA 1904 S Gold $20 Excellent San Francisco Mint. Always popular. portrait.

gVF $1,095.00 UNC $1,950.00

Portugal 1822 6,400 Reis The 6,400 Reis Half Johanna was revalued in Governor Kings Proclamation at £2. This outstanding example shows John VI.

aUNC $2,250.00

France 1814A 20 Francs England 1791 Guinea The popular Spade Reverse introduced in 1787 - the year the First Fleet set sail.

VF $995.00

Hungary 1738KB Ducat

Karl VI. A handsome coin showing the ornately garbed monarch and Madonna and child.

EF $775.00

France 1813 20 Francs Napoleon Boneparte. Paris Mint. A popular gold coin.

VF $375.00

England 1810 Half Guinea

Seventh bust. Shield in garter. S3737.

gVF $695.00

England 1774 Guinea

Revalued at £1/2 Shillings by Governor King the Guinea was the most valuable English coin in the NSW Proclamation. S3728.

EF $1,450.00

England 1785 Guinea

Fourth Bust, crowned shield. S3728.

VF $995.00

Greece 1884 A 20 Drachmai Very popular Greek Gold coin showing King George I who was assassinated in 1913.

Lovely Louis XVIII Gold coin from the Paris Mint.

UNC $895.00

England: James I 1607-09 Thistle Crown

Second coinage, mm: coronet. S2627. An interesting gold coin reflecting James’ Scottish ancestry. Light flan crack else

aVF $1,395.00

England 1798 Half Guinea Spade reverse. The baby brother of the Guinea of Governor King’s coinage proclamation. S3735.

aEF $785.00

gVF $795.00

England 1795 Guinea Spade Reverse. S3729.

aEF $1,150.00

USA 1862 Gold Dollar A charming example of this popular little gold coin.

gVF $495.00

Portugal 1732 Johanna

The most valuable NSW Proclamation coin. Minas Gerais Mint. Was once used in jewellery. Very cheap for a Johanna. Was $6,000.00. Save $1,005.00.

VF $4,750.00

2011 Silver Proof Ram’s Head $1 with ‘C’ Mintmark Along with the bounding kangaroo on the Halfpenny and Penny, the Ram’s Head reverse design from the silver predecimal shilling could be considered Australia’s most iconic coin design. The design was used from 1938 until the last issue in 1963. The original design was modelled on a grand champion Merino from the annual Sydney Sheep show in 1932. This ram was considered to be unmatched in the position of its head and horns. Named Uardry 0.1 after its home station, it became known as the ‘Shilling Ram’ and represented Australia’s growing wool industry. The dignified Merino ram represents Australia’s reliance on primary industry through its economic history. The Royal Australia Mint’s Silver Proof $1 for 2011 features this classic design as it appeared on the shilling. The coin is presented in a plush case with coloured outer box featuring a candy striped theme reminiscent of the shearer’s clothing featured in the famous 1890 Tom Roberts painting ‘Shearing the Rams’. Only 12,500 coins will be struck. Available at the Official Issue Price of

$45.00

Uncirculated Shillings 1991 50 Cents Why not grab some of these original Silver Shillings featuring the Ram’s Head design. All three coins from the 1950’s have come from original rolls and are in Uncirculated condition.

The Rams’ 1991 25th Anniversary of Head Decimal Coin Specifications Currency Cupro nickel design was Metal: Weight: 15.55 grams 50 Cents Diameter: 31.50 mm chosen for Obverse design: Raphael Maklouf Reverse design: George Kruger Gray the 1991 50 Cents marking the 25th anniversary of Decimal coinage. We offer Uncirculated coins in a descriptive colour holder. Coin struck by the Royal Australian Mint. Packaged by Global Promotions

Obverse design

1957 $28.00

1958 $28.00

1959 $28.00

$9.50 each 10 for $89.50

2011 Proof and Mint Sets For over four decades the inspired designs of Stuart Devlin have stood the test of time. This year continues the original concept of the annual Proof and Mint Sets - to present the full range of circulating coins with the commemoratives issued independently.

2011 Proof Set The 2011 6-coin sets are handsomely packaged in keeping with prior issues. Order your sets today at the Official Issue Prices.

$120.00 2011 Mint Set

$30.00

2011 Australian Wool - Riding on the Sheep’s back The Royal Australian Mint’s themed 2011 Two Coin Year Sets commemorate the Australian Wool Industry. Wool production in Australia is one of the country’s oldest, most successful industries. For more than a century after the first commercial export to England in 1811, Australian wool remained central to the growth of our burgeoning economy. The $1 coin features a shearer hard at work against a textured background whilst the 20c coin depicts a wheel illustrated with a series of images representing Australia’s rich history of wool production.

Uncirculated Set

$15.00

Both coins are presented in either Uncirculated or Proof quality in these exciting new collections.

Proof Set

$45.00

Commemorative Mint Rolls We have good stocks of many Australian Decimal Coin Rolls. Amongst our selection are a number of popular commemorative rolls. Below is a list of what is currently on hand. We welcome your want list.

2005 20 Cents WWII Home Coming Roll $22.00 1977 50 Cents Jubilee $40.00 1982 50 Cents Games $40.00 1991 50 Cents Ramâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Head $150.00 2005 50 Cents WWII Remembrance Roll $33.00 2005 50 Cents Student Design Roll $33.00 1986 $1 Year of Peace $90.00 2003 $1 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Suffrage $50.00 2007 $1 APEC RAM Roll $42.50 2007 $1 APEC Security Roll $47.50 2008 $1 Scouting $39.95 2009 $1 Age Pension $48.00

More Mint Rolls Some of these rolls, particularly the early dates are really quite hard to find. Renniks is by far the best source of up to date information on Mint rolls. Phone orders recommended!

One Cent

1967 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

$170 $60 $55 $55 $55 $55 $12 $10 $8 $12 $8 $8

1981 $10 1983 $8 1987 $10

Two Cents 1966 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1981 1983

$120 $45 $25 $25 $10 $10 $8 $8

1989 $12

Five Cents 1967 1968 1971 1973 1975 1976 1979 1980 1982 1987

$165 $195 $75 $90 $26 $24 $15 $12 $12 $15

1994* 1996* 1997* 1999* 2005*

$15 $18 $15 $15 $15

Ten Cents 1968 1973 1974 1977 1980 1982

$300 $170 $100 $50 $12 $12

1988 1989 1990 1999* 2005*

$30 $25 $30 $24 $20

Twenty Cents 1974 1977 1979 1980 1982

$240 $35 $35 $30 $20

1994* $35 1999* $25

Fifty Cents 1979 $60 1985 RARE! $550 * Security Company Rolls

........ Battle of Trafalgar Silver Proof ........ Battle of Hampton Roads Silver Proof ........ Battle of Jutland Silver Proof

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Page 13 - 25th Anniversary of the Gold Nugget ........ 2011 25th Anniversary Gold Proof Nugget $ 2580.00 $...................... ........ 2011 Berlin Money Show Kookaburra and Koala 2 Coin Set $ 99.50 $......................

Page 14 - 2011 Year of the Rabbit Coin and Stamp ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

2011 Year of the Rabbit PNC 2005 Year of the Rooster PNC 2006 Year of the Dog PNC 2007 Year of the Pig PNC 2008 Year of the Rat PNC 2009 Year of the OX PNC 2010 Year of the Tiger PNC

$ $ $ $ $ $ $

15.95 19.95 18.95 17.95 17.95 17.95 17.95

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Page 15 - Australian Gold Sovereigns ........ ........ ........ ........

1894 Melbourne Sovereign Uncirculated 1894 Melbourne Sovereign Choice UNC 1892 Melbourne Sovereign Uncirculated 1892 Melbourne Sovereign Choice UNC

$ 650.00 $ 895.00 $ 650.00 $ 1350.00

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Pages 16 & 17 - Australian Coins and Notes ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

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Page 18 - 2011 Centenary of Royal Australian Navy ........ 2011 Centenary of the Royal Australian Navy Coin and Badge Set $ 115.00 $...................... ........ Pitcairn Islands 2010 Mint Set $ 49.50 $......................

Page 19 - The Rare 1922/1 Overdate Threepence ........ ....................................................................................... $...................... ........ ....................................................................................... $...................... ........ 1963 Last Predecimal Proof Set $ 695.00 $......................

Pages 20 & 21 -Australian Predecimal Collections ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

Halfpenny Set Complete with 1923 Halfpenny Set without 1923 Penny Set without 1930 Threepence and Sixpence Set Shilling Set Florin Set Complete Florin Set without 1932 and 1934/5 Complete Collection Halfpenny to Florin

$ 2125.00 $ 179.00 $ 465.00 $ 415.00 $ 440.00 $ 1295.00 $ 675.00 $ 4500.00

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Page 22 - Blue and Grey Tenners ........ Blue and Grey Tenners Collection ........ 2006 ANDA Fair Mint Set ........ 2008 Berlin Fair Mint Set

$ 215.00 $...................... $ 79.50 $...................... $ 59.95 $......................

Page 23 - WWII Hay Internment Camp Notes ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

Mendel-Stahl Sixpence aEF Mendel-Stahl Shilling Crisp gVF 2009 ANDA Fair Mint Set Brisbane 2009 ANDA Fair Mint Set Melbourne 2010 Boston ANA Mint Set

$12500.00 $17950.00 $ 45.00 $ 45.00 $ 49.50

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Page 25 - 1910 Superscribed Pound ........ 1910 Superscribed Pound ........ Niue 2010 Mint Set

$21950.00 $...................... $ 49.50 $......................

Page 26 - Patina Collection Australian 5 Shillings ........ ........ ........ ........

Queen Victoria 5 Shillings Collection King George V Collection WWII Pound Note Fine WWII Pound Note VF

$ 45.00 $ 45.00 $ 60.00 $ 100.00

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Page 27 - Gold Coins of the World ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

Page 28 - 2011 Silver Proof Ram’s Head $1 ........ 2011 Silver Proof Ram’s Head $1 with ‘C’ mintmark ........ 1957 Shilling Uncirculated ........ 1958 Shilling Uncirculated ........ 1959 Shilling Uncirculated ........ 1991 50 Cents Uncirculated in Holder ........ 10 for

$ $ $ $ $ $

45.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 9.50 89.50

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Page 29 - 2011 Proof and Mint Sets ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

2011 Proof Set $ 120.00 $...................... 2011 Mint Set $ 30.00 $...................... 2011 Australian Wool 2 Coin Uncirculated Set $ 15.00 $ ...................... 2011 Australian Wool 2 Coin Proof Set $ 45.00 $...................... 2011 Baby Proof Set $ 145.00 $...................... 2011 Baby Mint Set $ 35.00 $...................... 2011 Wedding Proof Set $ 120.00 $......................

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Page 1 - 2011 Treasures of Australia Pearls ........ 2011 Treasures PEARLS Gold Proof ........ 2011 Treasures PEARLS Silver Proof

$ 2650.00 $...................... $ 189.50 $......................

Page 3 - ANDA Fair Silver Coloured Rabbit ........ Perth ANDA Fair 2 Oz Coloured Rabbit ........ 2011 ‘P’ Counterstamp Dollar

$ 155.00 $...................... $ 19.50 $......................

Page 4 - Narrows Bridge Silver Proof $1 ........ ........ ........ ........

ANDA Fair Perth Narrows Bridge Silver $1 2010 Coin Fair Silver Proof $1 “M” 2010 Coin Fair Silver Proof $1 “S” 2010 Coin Fair Silver Proof $1 “C’

$ $ $ $

75.00 85.00 75.00 75.00

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Page 5 - 2011 Anzac Day $1 Coin ........ 2011 Anzac Day $1 Coin ........ 2009 Anzac Day $1 Coin ........ 2010 Anzac Day $1 Coin

$ $ $

12.95 $...................... 25.00 $...................... 14.95 $......................

Page 6 - Celebrate Australia Silver Proofs ........ 2011 Perth Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Brisbane Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Melbourne Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Sydney Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Adelaide Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Hobart Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $ ........ 2010 Canberra Celebrate Australia Silver Proof $

105.00 $...................... 125.00 $...................... 125.00 $...................... 105.00 $...................... 105.00 $...................... 105.00 $...................... 105.00 $......................

Page 7 - Calico Jack Pirate Dollar ........ ........ ........ ........

Calico Jack Pirate $1 Blackbeard Pirate $1 Henry Morgan Pirate $1 Pirate of the Caribbean Phonecard Set

$ $ $ $

14.95 14.95 14.95 15.00

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Page 8 - 2011 Air Series Dollars ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

2011 Crimson Rosella Dollar 2011 Kookaburra Dollar 2007 Year of the Pig $1 2006 Clown Fish $1 2006 Dolphin $1 2007 Ashes $1 2007 Polar Year $1 2007 Biscuit Star $1 2007 Bannerfish $1 2007 White Shark $1 2007 Bigbelly Seahorse $1 2007 Peacekeeping $1 2008 Year of the Rat $1 2008 Rugby League $1 2008 Koala $1 2008 Wombat $1 2008 Australian Quarantine 2008 Echidna $1 2008 Rock Wallaby $1 2009 Year of the Ox $1 2009 Frilled Neck Lizard $1 2009 Bilby $1

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

14.95 14.95 25.00 14.95 28.00 24.95 20.00 14.95 14.95 14.95 14.95 12.95 17.95 12.95 14.95 14.95 12.95 14.95 14.95 17.95 14.95 14.95

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Page 9 - 2011 Australia Remembers War Historians ........ 2011 War Historians 20 Cents $ ........ 2009 Australian Service Nurses 20 Cents $ ........ 2010 Lost Soldiers of Fromelles 20 Cents $

6.95 $...................... 16.95 $...................... 8.95 $......................

Page 10 - 2011 1/10 Ounce Silver Koala ........ 2011 1/10 Ounce Silver Koala ........ 2011 Ram’s Head 4 Coin Set ........ 2011 Liszt Silver Proof

$ 14.95 $...................... $ 15.00 $...................... $ 105.00 $......................

Page 11 - Life and Times of Elvis Presley ........ Elvis USA Gold Plated Colourized Quarter Set of 5 ........ Elvis USA Gold Half Dollar

$ $

37.95 $...................... 19.95 $......................

Page 12 - Famous Naval Battles Midway ........ Battle of Midway Silver Proof

$ 105.00 $......................