20 Cents - Elizabeth II 4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Northern Territory

Commemorative issue

Terytorium Północne

Series: 100th Anniversary of Federation

Obverse

4. portret królowej Elżbiety II zwróconej w prawo i noszącej Tiarę Dziewcząt Wielkiej Brytanii i Irlandii

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
ELIZABETH II
AUSTRALIA 2001
IRB

Designer: Ian Rank-Broadley

Reverse

Dwa żurawie Brolga w rytualnym tańcu nad mokradłami

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
Centenary of Federation NORTHERN TERRITORY
LB
20
CENTS

Designer: Lisa Brett

Edge

Trzcina

© Mike Bentley (CC BY-NC)

Mint

Comments

Ta obiegowa moneta pamiątkowa została wyemitowana przez RAM w 2001 roku jako część grupy dziewięciu monet, po jednej dla każdego z sześciu stanów i trzech samorządnych terytoriów Australii. Upamiętniają one Federację Australii, która miała miejsce 100 lat temu w 1901 roku. Rewers monety został zaprojektowany przez Lisę Brett, uczennicę szóstej klasy szkoły podstawowej Leanyer, która zwyciężyła w konkursie Królewskiej Mennicy Australijskiej na projekt monety dla swojego stanu. Był to ogólnokrajowy konkurs dla uczniów szkół podstawowych i średnich na zaprojektowanie monety reprezentującej ich stan lub terytorium.


Moneta została dodatkowo wydana w kapsułach w różnych innych zestawach UNC i Proof w następujący sposób
W zestawie monet Proof NT 2 wraz z monetą proof o nominale 50 centów.

W zestawie 3 monet Proof NT wraz z monetami próbnymi o nominałach 50 centów i 1 dolara.

W zestawie 20 monet próbnych wraz z dziewięcioma monetami próbnymi o nominałach 50 centów i 20 centów oraz kolorową monetą próbną o nominałach 50 centów i 1 dolara.

W zestawie 2 monet UNC NT wraz z monetą UNC o nominale 50 centów.

W zestawie 3 monet UNC NT wraz z monetami UNC o nominałach 50 centów i 1 dolara.

W folderze 20 monet UNC wraz z dziewięcioma monetami 50 centów, dziewięcioma monetami 20 centów i jedną monetą 1 $ UNC.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

This circulating Commemorative Coin was issued by the RAM in 2001 as part of a group of nine coins, one for each of the six States and three self governing Territories of Australia. They Commemorate the Federation of Australia that happened 100 years ago in 1901. The reverse design is by Year 6 student Lisa Brett from Leanyer Primary School who was the winner of the Royal Australian Mint's student design competition for her state. This was a national competition for primary and secondary school students to design a coin to represent their state or territory.


The coin was additionally released in capsules in various other UNC & Proof Sets as follows...
In a Proof NT 2 Coin Pack along with a 50 cent proof coin.

In a Proof NT 3 Coin Set along with 50 cent & $1 proof coins.

In a Proof 20 Coin Set along with nine 50 cent & 20 cent proof coins and a 50 cent & $1 proof colourised coin.

In an UNC NT 2 Coin Pack along with a 50 cent UNC coin.

In an UNC NT 3 Coin Set along with 50 cent & $1 UNC coins.

In an UNC 20 Coin Folder along with nine 50 cent, nine 20 cent and one $1 UNC coins.

Present in sets

• 2001 - Australian Special Set (Federation - Northern Territory)
• 2001 - Australian Special Set (Centenary of Federation 20 Coin Set)

See also

• ptak
• Jezioro

• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Norfolk Island)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - New South Wales)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Australian Capital Territory)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Queensland)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Victoria)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - South Australia)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Western Australia)
• 20 Cents - Elizabeth II (4th Portrait - Centenary of Federation - Tasmania)

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