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5 Dollars - Gold Coast Trade Dollars

5 Dollars - Gold Coast (Trade Dollars) - awers5 Dollars - Gold Coast (Trade Dollars) - reverse

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Features

Location Australia
Królowa Elizabeth II (1952-2022)
Type Local coins
Year 1992
Value 5 Dollars (5 AUD)
Currency Dollar (1966-date)
Composition Miedzionikiel
Weight 16.7 g
Diameter 32.9 mm
Thickness 2.6 mm
Shape Okrągły
Technique Frezowana
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized 1 January 1993
Number
N#
195254

Commemorative issue

Sesquicentenary Gold Coast 1842-1992Automatically translated

Obverse

Surfboardzista na desce surfingowej łapiący falę.
Wysokie budynki w tle.Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering: Gold Coast Sesquicentenary

Reverse

Stylistyczny projekt "Number 150" obejmujący różne elementy ostatnich 150 lat na Złotym Wybrzeżu, od czasów Aborygenów po czasy współczesne.Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
Gold Coast
1842
150
1992
Five Dollars

Edge

ZwykłyAutomatically translated

5 Dollars - Gold Coast (Trade Dollars) -  awers

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Mint

Royal Australian Mint, Canberra, Australia (1965-date)

Comments

(en)

These Local Coins/Trade Dollars were produced in 1992 by the Royal Australian Mint to celebrate the Sesquicentenary of the Gold Coast. Three different ones were issued in a seven (7) coin Coincard. An Aluminium-bronze $10, a Copper-nickel $5 and five Copper $1 coins/tokens were included in the Coincard. This is the $5 Coin.


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In 1842,ex-government surveyor Robert Dixon produced the first accurate map of the Gold Coast, Albert and Tweed Shire region of what later became the southernmost coastal part of the colony of Queensland. From that time, travellers to the Gold Coast were no longer venturing into 'Unexplored Territory' and free settlers quickly made good use of Dixons map. These Gold Coast Trade Dollars help to celebrate the Sesquicentenary, or 150th anniversary, of overseas-born settlement on what has developed into Australia's premier resort area in 1992. The Gold Coast is now Australia's Sixth largest city and is very popular with Tourists.

These Trade Dollars could be used as legal currency only on the Gold Coast between 1/1/1992 to 31/12/1992. After that they were invalid as currency.

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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC
1992  (en) UNC in 7 Coin Set

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