The whole series: 50 dated issues, each opening to the document its figure came from, plus 59 branch mint production records.
18,633,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1964. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1964 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1964 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18,230,400 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1964 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
, Coin was struck to the nominal value of £244,335 pence, £37,980 halfpence £37,980 x 480 coins per pound |
| 18,633,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1964 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
Sixpences . . . 241,800 Threepences . . 321,600 —————— 584,400 Bronze Pence . . . . 424,635 Half-pence . . . 38,820 ————— 463,455 Total £1,047,855 £38,820 x 480 coins per pound |
20,914,560 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1963. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1963 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1963 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16,410,240 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1963 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £155,145 ence and £34 1 £34,188 x 480 coins per pound |
| 20,914,560 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1963 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
305,800 Shillings 490,000 Sixpences 615,800 Threepences 464,400 2,876,000 Bronze Pence . 135,600 Half-pence . 43,572 179,172 Total £3,055,172 / 72 The revenue for the year was £273 327 35 2d Th ' ' . , . . e ex enditur d Mint grant for the‘ £43,572 x 480 coins per pound |
11,001,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1962. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1962 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1962 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,258,560 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1962 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £145,215 pence and £21.372 £21,372 x 480 coins per pound |
| 11,001,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1962 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
Sixpences ... ... 478,600 Threepences ... ... 323,000 ———— 2,976,600 Bronze: Pence 147,470 Half-pence ... ... 22,920 170,390 TOTAL ... £3,146,990 69 £22,920 x 480 coins per pound |
20,183,040 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1961. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1961 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1961 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20,183,040 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1961 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
afim Was struck to the nominal value of £127,530 pence and £42,048 £42,048 x 480 coins per pound |
| 17,550,720 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1961 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
27,600 Sixpences 181,600 Threepences ... ... ... ... ... 252,200 —— 2,852,000 Bronze Pence 118,845 Half-pence 36,564 —— 155,409 TOTAL ... . 3,007,409 theTlinevenue for the year was £270,436 7s. 0d. The expenditure debited to E 1111 grant fo £36,564 x 480 coins per pound |
16,784,640 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1960. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1960 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1960 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16,784,640 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1960 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
£83,370 pence and £34,968 halfpence, in all 36,793,440 pieces. To complete the £34,968 x 480 coins per pound |
| 14,443,200 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1960 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
,000 Shillings 680,800 Sixpences 536,800 Threepences 31 1,600 ———— 2,822,200 Bronze: Pence 125,150 Half-pence 30,090 — 155,240 TOTAL £2,977,440 The revenue for the year was £224,403 7s. 3d., the expenditure debited to the ; Mint Grant for t £30,090 x 480 coins per pound |
9,307,200 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1959. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1959 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1959 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9,307,200 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1959 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
. 500,200 Shillings 422,800 Sixpences 369,400 Threepences 185,000 —- 1,477,400 Bronze: Pence 68,735 Halfpence 19,390 88,125 TOTAL 1,565,525 The revenue for the year was £172,738 53. 10d., the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for the ye £19,390 x 480 coins per pound |
19,261,440 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1955. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1955 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1955 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13,466,880 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1955 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
struck to the nominal value of £25,050 pence and £28,056 halfpence, a total 0f £28,056 x 480 coins per pound |
| 19,261,440 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1955 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ns 31,200 Shillings 345,400 Sixpences 427,200 Threepcnces 343,200 1,147,000 Bronze: Pence .. 38,470 Halfpence 40,128 ——-—~ 78,598 TOTAL . . £1,225,598 The revenue for the year was £143,955 18s. lld., the expenditure debited to the Mint Gran £40,128 x 480 coins per pound |
23,086,080 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1954. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1954 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1954 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23,086,080 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1954 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
struck to the nominal value of £48,096 halfpence, a total of 23,086,080 pieces. £48,096 x 480 coins per pound |
| 23,086,080 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1954 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
struck to the nominal value of £48,096 halfpence, a total of 23,086,080 pieces. £48,096 x 480 coins per pound |
| 725,760 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1954 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ces . . . . . . . . 120,800 Threepences . . . . . . . . 28,800 3,119,600 Bronze .' Half-pence . . . . . . . . 1,512 TOTAL .. .. £3,121,112 The revenue for the year was £144,167 63. 8d., the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for the year £1,512 x 480 coins per pound |
18,720,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1953. These are report-year figures, counted as struck-in-report-year, and a coin dated 1953 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1953 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18,720,000 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1953 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
‘1 I] » struck to the nominal value of £100,170 pence and £39,000 half-pence, a total of £39,000 x 480 coins per pound |
23,198,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1952. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1952 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1952 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,960,000 | London | struck-in-report-year what the London mint struck during report year 1952 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Ian1df22,848.,595 threepences in .511ver and 9,480,000 pence and 3192011580 £8,250 x 480 coins per pound |
| 5,040,000 | Heaton | struck-in-report-year what the Heaton mint struck during report year 1952 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Iialfpence in bronze. The Mint, Birmingham, Ltd., struck 5,040,000 £10,500 x 480 coins per pound |
| 23,198,400 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1952 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Halfpence . . . . . . 48,330 £48,330 x 480 coins per pound |
| 13,374,720 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1952 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Coin was struck to the nominal value of £115,320 pence and £27,864 £27,864 x 480 coins per pound |
| 23,198,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1952 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
hreepences . . . . . . 504,700 —-—-——— 2,844.700 BRONZE : Pence . . . . . . . . 266,190 Halfpence . . . . . . 48,330 314,520 TOTAL .. 3,159,220 Thirty-four medals—1 gold, 3 silver and 30 bronze—were issued. The revenue for the year was £193 £48,330 x 480 coins per pound |
This coin has a page of its own, because its sources contradict each other.
12,172,800 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1950. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (issued and struck-in-report-year), and a coin dated 1950 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1950 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12,172,800 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1950 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Half-pence 25,360 £25,360 x 480 coins per pound |
| 12,014,400 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1950 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
value of £79,515 pence and £25,030 halfpence, a total of 31,098,000 pieces. £25,030 x 480 coins per pound |
| 12,172,800 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1950 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
lings 359,400 Sixpences 256,800 Threepences . . . . .. ... 445,400 1,061,600 BRONZE: Pence 141,810 Half-pence 25,360 167,170 TOTAL 1,228,770 The revenue for the year was £159,185 35. 10d., the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for the y £25,360 x 480 coins per pound |
22,310,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1949. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (struck-in-report-year and issued), and a coin dated 1949 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1949 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22,310,400 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1949 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
pence £6,390 and half-pence £46,480. £46,480 x 480 coins per pound |
| 20,035,200 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1949 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
1;“! Half-pence 41,740 Your obedient Servant, £41,740 x 480 coins per pound |
| 20,035,200 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1949 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ery on the 21st and 22nd October. 1 " BRONZE: - Pence 106,320 . I have the honour to be, Sir, 1;“! Half-pence 41,740 Your obedient Servant, g g, _ a..___# [48,060 ‘0. G. REYNOLDS, ‘ i:' A! Tom £801,060 , Deputy Master. : ‘ ‘ # The nght Hono £41,740 x 480 coins per pound |
27,273,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1948. These are report-year figures, on 3 different bases (issued and delivered and struck-in-report-year), and a coin dated 1948 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1948 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27,273,600 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1948 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Half-pence 56,820 £56,820 x 480 coins per pound |
| 4,598,400 | Melbourne | delivered what the Melbourne mint delivered during report year 1948 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
£89,300 pence and £9,580 in half-pence have been delivered to the £9,580 x 480 coins per pound |
| 22,262,400 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1948 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
all halfpence, was struck with a face value of £46,380. This was boxed ‘ y, £46,380 x 480 coins per pound |
| 27,273,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1948 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
0 Shillings 206,600 Sixpences ... ... ... 39,600 Threepences 332,400 1,328,600 BRONZE Pence 86,940 Half-pence 56,820 143,760 £1,472,360 The revenue for the year was £120,638 95. 10d., the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for the year b £56,820 x 480 coins per pound |
9,384,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1947. These are report-year figures, on 2 different bases (issued and struck-in-report-year), and a coin dated 1947 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1947 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9,384,000 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1947 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Half-pence 19,550 £19,550 x 480 coins per pound |
| 9,292,800 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1947 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
value of £44,600 shillings, £18,710 pence and £19,360 halfpence. £19,360 x 480 coins per pound |
| 9,384,000 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1947 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
Shillings 557,000 Sixpences ... 250,600 Threepences ... 47000 ——~——— 5.973.600 BRoxzezPence 44,270 Half-pence 19,550 ———— 63,820 Total £6,037,420 The revenue for the year was £187,854 75. 6d. the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for th £19,550 x 480 coins per pound |
13,632,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1946. These are report-year figures, on 3 different bases (issued and delivered and struck-in-report-year), and a coin dated 1946 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1946 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13,632,000 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1946 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Halfpence . . 28,400 £28,400 x 480 coins per pound |
| 187,200 | Melbourne | delivered what the Melbourne mint delivered during report year 1946 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
£1,000 pence and £390 in halfpence have been delivered to the Bullion £390 x 480 coins per pound |
| 13,560,000 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1946 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
of J€8,800 shillings and £28,250, halfpencc. £28,250 x 480 coins per pound |
| 13,632,000 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1946 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ole of Australia were : Silver: £ £ Florins . . . . 376,400 376,400 Bronze: Pence . . . . 9,650 Halfpence . . 28,400 38,050 Total . . 414,450 The revenue for the year was J€149,644 33. 10d., the expenditure debited to the Mint Grant for the £28,400 x 480 coins per pound |
5,692,800 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1945. These are report-year figures, on 4 different bases (issued and delivered and unstated and struck-in-report-year), and a coin dated 1945 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1945 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,692,800 | unstated | issued what a mint the report does not name issued during report year 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
Halfpence . . . . 11,860 £11,860 x 480 coins per pound |
| 902,400 | Melbourne | delivered what the Melbourne mint delivered during report year 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
J€3,230 in pence and £1,880 in halfpence have been delivered to the £1,880 x 480 coins per pound |
| 960,000 | Perth | unstated what the Perth mint put out during report year 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
ments being £2,000 in face value per month. £2,000 x 480 coins per pound |
| 408,000 | Perth | unstated what the Perth mint put out during report year 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
face value of £850 per week. £850 x 480 coins per pound |
| 2,131,200 | Perth | struck-in-report-year what the Perth mint struck during report year 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
struck to the nominal value of J€59,990 pence and £4,440 halfpence. £4,440 x 480 coins per pound |
| 5,692,800 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1945 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ngs . . . . 461,800 Sixpences . 1 . . 252,400 —— 1,911,200 BRONZE : Pence. . . . . . 55,570 Halfpence . . . . 11,860 —— 67,430 Total . . . . . . £1,978,630 On his discharge from the Royal Australian Air Force in which he served as Warrant O £11,860 x 480 coins per pound |
9,504,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1944. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1944 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1944 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9,504,000 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1944 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
.. ... ... 186,000 — Threepences ... ... ... 589,900 37,400 Bronze Pence 136,290 16,690 Halfpence ... ... ... 19,800 19,800 4,856,990 2,748,890 All the above halfpence were struck from blanks prepared by the Department of Munitions, and con £19,800 x 480 coins per pound |
33,988,800 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1943. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1943 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1943 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 33,988,800 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1943 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
. ... 936,000 136,000 Sixpences 401,500 — Threepences 602,400 311,400 Bronze : Pence 189,990 35,570 Halfpence 70,810 58,310 4,573,300 1,813,880 {A 50,356 was also struck in New Guinea shillings. 152 The composition of bronze coin was altere £70,810 x 480 coins per pound |
| 27,988,800 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1943 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
36,000 136,000 Sixpences 401,500 — Threepences 602,400 311,400 Bronze : Pence 189,990 35,570 Halfpence 70,810 58,310 4,573,300 1,813,880 {A 50,356 was also struck in New Guinea shillings. 152 The composition of bronze coin was altered to th £58,310 x 480 coins per pound |
11,577,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1942. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1942 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1942 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11,577,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1942 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
000 145,000 Sixpences ... ... ... 436,800 224,200 Threepences 163,000 6,600 Bronze Pence 85,380 —~ Half Pence 24,120 2,090 3,497,900 2,184,480 A shelter large enough to hold most of the staff in case of Air Raids and suitable for use as a s £24,120 x 480 coins per pound |
| 1,003,200 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1942 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
,000 Sixpences ... ... ... 436,800 224,200 Threepences 163,000 6,600 Bronze Pence 85,380 —~ Half Pence 24,120 2,090 3,497,900 2,184,480 A shelter large enough to hold most of the staff in case of Air Raids and suitable for use as a silver s £2,090 x 480 coins per pound |
5,011,200 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1941. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1941 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1941 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,011,200 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1941 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
ces ... ... ... 63,800 72,800 Threepences ... ... ... 94,800 94,800 Pence 43,620 9,420 Half—Pence ... ... ... "10,440 10,440 980,060 1,009,860 Rough gold was received of a gross weight of 397,907-04 ounces, of which the content was 317,010- £10,440 x 480 coins per pound |
4,238,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1940. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1940 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1940 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4,238,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1940 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
0,000 Threepences ... ... ... ... 63,400 48,000 Pence ... ... ... ... 23,650 17,030 Halfpence ... ... ... ... 8,830 4,780 1,122,080 988,810 One gold and 12 silver Victoria Royal Humane Society medals were issued. PERTH—The gross receipts by £8,830 x 480 coins per pound |
| 2,294,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1940 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
Threepences ... ... ... ... 63,400 48,000 Pence ... ... ... ... 23,650 17,030 Halfpence ... ... ... ... 8,830 4,780 1,122,080 988,810 One gold and 12 silver Victoria Royal Humane Society medals were issued. PERTH—The gross receipts by the P £4,780 x 480 coins per pound |
4,886,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1939. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1939 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1939 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,942,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1939 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
es ... ... ... 24,800 40,000 T hreepences 31,000 48,200 Pence ... ... ... 23,120 26,000 Halfpence ... ... ... 6,130 10,180 247,850 263,380 £30,000 in New Guinea shillings and £1,500 in New Guinea pence were also struck. 50 bronze medals wer £6,130 x 480 coins per pound |
| 4,886,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1939 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
... ... 24,800 40,000 T hreepences 31,000 48,200 Pence ... ... ... 23,120 26,000 Halfpence ... ... ... 6,130 10,180 247,850 263,380 £30,000 in New Guinea shillings and £1,500 in New Guinea pence were also struck. 50 bronze medals were issu £10,180 x 480 coins per pound |
5,174,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1938. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1938 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1938 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,174,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1938 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
. 67,400 Sixpences ... ... ... 62,400 Threepences 56,200 428,200 BRONZE. £ Pence 32,720 Halfpence ... ... ... 10,780 43,500 Total 471,700 I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, (I T. CLUCAS, The Right Honourable Defiuty Master. £10,780 x 480 coins per pound |
3,014,400 pieces
single-source
One of the few figures the Royal Mint's reports tie to the date borne by the coin rather than to a report year.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,014,400 | Melbourne | struck-dated | Reports of the Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, Australian branch sections
23,0101. in pence and 6,2801. in halfpence have been delivered to the |
3,854,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1935. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1935 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1935 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,854,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1935 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
I 37,800 Sixpences ... ... ... 41,200 Threepences 38,400 243,900 BRONZE. £ Pence 20,700 Halfpence ... ... ... 8,030 ——— 28,730 Total 272,630 I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, E. T. CLUCAs, The Right Honourable Deputy Mast £8,030 x 480 coins per pound |
3,614,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1934. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1934 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1934 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,614,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1934 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
. 28,400 Sixpences ... ... ... 24,600 Threepences 29,000 212,400 BRONZE. £ Pence 22,970 Halfpence ... ... ... 7,530 30,500 Total 242,900 I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, HUGH D. MCCAY, , . De m M aster. The Right Honoura £7,530 x 480 coins per pound |
3,902,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1933. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1933 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1933 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,902,400 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1933 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
es ... ... ... 17,600 Threepences . . . ... . .. 20,000 133,000 BRONZE. £ Pence 22,740 Halfpence ... ... . .. 8,130 30,870 Total ... ... ... 163,870 An examination into the condition of the Australian silver currency was made during the yea £8,130 x 480 coins per pound |
3,552,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1932. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1932 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1932 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,552,000 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1932 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
0 Sixpences . .. ... . . . 5,200 Threepences ... .. . . . . 6,600 BRONZE. g Pence 9,010 Halfpence ... ... ... 7,400 16,410 60,810 £7,400 x 480 coins per pound |
2,385,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1931. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1931 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1931 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,385,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1931 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
. . 5,200 The issues from the Commonwealth Treasury for the whole of 526,100 BRONZE. £ Pence 10,850 Halfpence 4,970 ——-—— , 15,820 Total 541,920 I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, HUGH D. MCCAY, ' Deputy M aster. The Right £4,970 x 480 coins per pound |
This coin has a page of its own, because no mintage figure is recorded.
1,113,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1929. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1929 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1929 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,113,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1929 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
s 30,200] Shillings 10,000 Sixpences 11,600 Total 61,800 Threepences 10,000 BRONZE. £ £ Pence 4,030 Halfpence 2,320} Total 6,350 I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, W. M. ROBINS, Deputy 1111' aster. The Right Honourable The £2,320 x 480 coins per pound |
3,168,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1928. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1928 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1928 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,168,000 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1928 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
, Sixpengces 19,600 Total 134’400 Threepences ... ... 24,600 BRONZE. £ £ Pence 15,02 } T t 1 21620 Halfpence 6,600 a ’ I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, W. M. ROBINS, Deputy ilfasler. The Right Honourable The Master of t £6,600 x 480 coins per pound |
1,881,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1927. These are report-year figures, counted as issued, and a coin dated 1927 was drawn from deliveries like these. Treating one of them as the mintage of a 1927 coin is what most published figures do, and it is the conflation this catalogue exists to document: the reports themselves record dates carrying over from one report year into the next.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,881,600 | not stated | issued what the Commonwealth Treasury issued across the whole of Australia during 1927 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch memoranda and appendices
, 44.; 900 Sixpences 64,400 r ”m ‘ *‘ 'l‘hreepenccs 66,800 BRONZE. £ {f Pence 15,710 M _,1 19 (.30 Halfpence 3,920} Iota '3‘ The whole of the staff has been fully occupied throughout the year, the work of the senior staff being exceptional £3,920 x 480 coins per pound |
1,992,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1926. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1926, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,992,000 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1926 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
1,992,000 4,150 TOTAL 4,608,200 84,455 Standard silver bars weighing 161,103-90 ounces and bronze bars weighing 15 tons 14 cwts. 1 lb. were melted and delivered to the Coiner. 24 gold, 4 silver and 39 £4,150 x 480 coins per pound |
| 2,140,800 | Melbourne | delivered what the Melbourne branch delivered during report year 1926 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
4,0901. in pence, and 4,460]. in halfpence have been delivered to the Commonwealth Treasury. Including gold, silver and bronze, the number of pieces struck was 16,202,526. Including dies supplied to t £4,460 x 480 coins per pound |
1,147,200 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1925. This counts what the Sydney and Melbourne combined (appendix footnote (a): "At the Royal Mints at Sydney and Melbourne") branch put out during report year 1925, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,147,200 | Sydney and Melbourne combined (appendix footnote (a): "At the Royal Mints at Sydney and Melbourne") | delivered what the Sydney and Melbourne combined (appendix footnote (a): "At the Royal Mints at Sydney and Melbourne") branch delivered during report year 1925 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
Halfpenny 1,147,200 2,390 01 , 2,300 —————— 14,809,086———————1 513,662 3 9———— 513,662 £ 936, $62,644:, Imperial Gold Coin Issued, 1817—1925. 11,007,603546, 1 1 * This total includes about £57,500,000 £2,390 x 480 coins per pound |
681,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1924. This counts what the Melbourne branch put out during report year 1924, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 681,600 | Melbourne | delivered what the Melbourne branch delivered during report year 1924 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
5,580l. in pence and 1,420]. in halfpence, have been delivered to the Commonwealth Treasury. Including gold, silver and bronze the number of pieces struck was 6,740,902. Including dies supplied to the £1,420 x 480 coins per pound |
1,113,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1923. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1923, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,113,600 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1923 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
The coinage on account of the Commonwealth Government was confined to sixpences and halfpence, 1,248,000 pieces (31,2001.) of the former denomination and 1,113,600 pieces (2,3201.) of the latter being struck. The proportion of the Australian £2,320 x 480 coins per pound |
6,924,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1922. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1922, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6,924,000 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1922 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
Sovereigns .. . . .. 578,000 578,000 Sixpences ... ... 1,488,000 37,200 Halfpence ... ... 6,024,000 14,425 TOTAL ... ... 8,990,000 629,625 113,624'52 ounces of gold bullion were deposited for coinage, £14,425 x 480 coins per pound |
5,280,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1921. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1921, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,280,000 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1921 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
464,924 ounces standard silver bars and 50 tons 15 ewts and 22 lbs. Bronze bars were delivered to the Coiner from which were produced 26,1001. shillings, 29,1001. sixpences, 6091. pence and 11,0001. halfpence. Five gold and twenty—seven cop £11,000 x 480 coins per pound |
4,113,600 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1920. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1920, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4,113,600 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1920 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
In addition 56 tons Gewt. 2qrs. 11b. bronze bars were delivered to the Coiner, and from them 5,140l. in pence and 8,570l. in halfpence were produced, the respective out—turns being 62.29 and 62.59 per cent. 11 gold, 9 silver, and 49 copper £8,570 x 480 coins per pound |
3,326,400 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1919. This counts what the Sydney branch put out during report year 1919, which is a different quantity.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,326,400 | Sydney | delivered what the Sydney branch delivered during report year 1919 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Australian branch silver and bronze returns 1916 to 1926
19 tons of copper, tin and zinc were melted into bronze bars, making, with 11 tons of scissel, a total of 30 tons, and from the bars 18 tons 11 cwt. 1 qr. 1 lb. of coin, being 3,326,400 pieces, valued at 6,9301. were produced. The work of t £6,930 x 480 coins per pound |
1,440,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1918. This counts what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1918, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,440,000 | Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) | struck-in-report-year what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1918 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
Halfpenny I 1,440,000 _’ 3,000 I \ , 3,000 I £3,000 x 480 coins per pound |
5,760,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1917. This counts what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1917, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5,760,000 | Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) | struck-in-report-year what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1917 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
1,30' 1581 5,274.058t | 1 1,032.002 3,807,208, 0,210,0001 5.7000001 £12,000 x 480 coins per pound |
3,600,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1916. This counts what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1916, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,600,000 | Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) | struck-in-report-year what Calcutta Mint, India (mintmark I) struck for Australia during report year 1916 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
11,107 2 11:107 2 23,003 2 6 231,003; 2 10,050 10,050 7,500 00 7,500 ——0:10,501 17 1' 030,50117 1 £7,500 x 480 coins per pound |
This coin has a page of its own, because no mintage figure is recorded.
2,640,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1914. This counts what The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton) per the 1914 narrative; footnote (a) reads 'Royal Mint, London, by private firms, or partly ... and partly by private firms' struck for Australia during report year 1914, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,640,000 | The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton) per the 1914 narrative; footnote (a) reads 'Royal Mint, London, by private firms, or partly ... and partly by private firms' | struck-in-report-year what The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton) per the 1914 narrative; footnote (a) reads 'Royal Mint, London, by private firms, or partly ... and partly by private firms' struck for Australia during report year 1914 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
5,500 5,500 0}. 12,800,000— 518,500 —— 518,500 £5,500 x 480 coins per pound |
2,160,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1913. This counts what Royal Mint, London struck for Australia during report year 1913, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,160,000 | Royal Mint, London | struck-in-report-year what Royal Mint, London struck for Australia during report year 1913 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
Halfpence 2,160,000 4,500 4,500 —-—— 7,080,000 ——~ 195,000 _ 195,000 £4,500 x 480 coins per pound |
2,400,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1912. This counts what The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton, mintmark H) struck for Australia during report year 1912, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,400,000 | The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton, mintmark H) | struck-in-report-year what The Mint, Birmingham, Limited (Heaton, mintmark H) struck for Australia during report year 1912 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
3,600,000 2,100,000 20,000 50,000 1,560,000 3,120,000 10,800,000 1,708,000 6,000,000 £5,000 x 480 coins per pound |
2,400,000 pieces
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No document names how many coins were struck bearing the date 1911. This counts what Royal Mint, London struck for Australia during report year 1911, which is a different quantity: Australia's early coin was made in England and India, and the reports state a report year rather than the date on the coin.
| Figure | Mint | What was counted | Source, and its own words |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,400,000 | Royal Mint, London | struck-in-report-year what Royal Mint, London struck for Australia during report year 1911 |
Reports of the Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Imperial and Colonial coinage appendices
Halfpence 2,832,000, 5,000 ; 5.000 01 £5,000 x 480 coins per pound |
Every year above opens to the documents behind its figure. 3 of 50 also have a page of their own, where there was more to say than a row can hold.
Not copied from a table. Each row is the standard the instrument named beside it actually prescribed, and the fine metal weight is derived from that standard rather than looked up. Where a column says "not stated", the instrument does not state it and we will not supply a number it does not carry.
| In force | Standard weight | Composition | Fine metal | Diameter | The instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1936–1947 | 87.50000 grains; 5.66990 grams | Mixed metal, copper, tin, and zinc | n/a | not stated | Coinage Act 1936
Schedule substituted for the Coinage Act 1909 Schedule |
| 1947–1966 | 87.50000 grains; 5.66990 grams | Mixed metal, copper, tin and zinc | n/a | not stated | Coinage Act 1947
Schedule substituted for the Coinage Act 1909 Schedule |
A variety is a claim about a coin, and claims differ in how well they are evidenced. The grade beside each says what kind of source stands behind it. This catalogue prints no valuations, so nothing here tells you what a variety is worth.
| Variety | How you tell it apart | Evidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1923 halfpenny (key date; not a variety) | Date 1923; key date rather than die variety | trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service |
sourcethe actual mintage of the 1923 Halfpenny is estimated to be approximately 15,000. With the number in existence well below that tiny fi gure Dealer's “well below” claim is not a census; excluded from population. Same URL [200]: “records indicate that 1.113m halfpennies were struck in 1923” versus “the actual mintage of the 1923 Halfpenny is estimated to be approximately 15,000.” |
| 1939 Roo halfpenny Type B | Y of HALFPENNY has a double foot | trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service |
sourcethe foot of the 'Y' of 'HALFPENNY' which exhibits a double foot. |
| 1939 Roo halfpenny Type Bm | Right side of Y foot truncated; single-foot appearance | trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service |
sourcethe foot of the 'Y' of 'HALFPENNY' which is truncated on the righthand side and is best described as having a single foot. |
| 1942-I halfpenny Type Bb | Original denticle count and double-footed Y | trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service |
sourcethe first 1942 I halfpennies retain the original denticle count and the double footed 'Y' |
| 1942-I/1943-I halfpenny Type C applies to 1942-1943 |
Single-footed Y; fewer but larger denticles | trade
a dealer, auction house or grading service |
sourcecharacterised by a single foot on the 'Y' of 'HALFPENNY' typical of the Bm reverse but now with considerably fewer but larger denticles. |
| 1945 Y. halfpenny “rust rings” die variety | More than 20 raised ring-like features on affected reverse | scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study |
sourceThe coin itself exhibits more than twenty raised ring-like features ranging from about 0.1-0.5 mm in diameter on its reverse. |
| 1953 Perth halfpenny mintmark-position varieties (family) | Mintmark after A of AUSTRALIA occurs in different positions | scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study |
sourcethe many different positions of the mintmark after the A of AUSTRALIA on the 1953 Perth Mint halfpennies. |
| 1955 Perth proof halfpenny no-dot | Mintmark dot after Y of HALFPENNY omitted | scholarly
a numismatic society, museum catalogue or archival study |
sourcelacked the mintmark dot after the Y of HALFPENNY. |
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".
59 records. 50 of them are recorded in pounds sterling rather than in coins, because that is how the mints kept the books. 3 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 year | Mint | As printed | Unit | In pieces | What was counted | The report's own words |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1911 | London | 2,830,000 | pieces | unstated | 10f this total 3,806,208 pence and 2,830,000 halfpeuee were transferred in the |
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| 1918 | Sydney | £6,930 | pounds | 3,326,400 (£6,930 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | production of halfpence for the year amounted to 6,9301. |
| 1920 | Sydney | £8,570 | pounds | 4,113,600 (£8,570 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yearstated both ways | amounting to 8,5701. and of pence to 5,1401. |
| 1920 | Sydney | 4,113,600 | pieces | 4,113,600 (£8,570 x 480 coins per pound) | deliveredstated both ways | 360,000 sovereigns, 1,233,600 pence, and 4,113,600 halfpence, a total |
| 1920 | Sydney | £8,570 | pounds | 4,113,600 (£8,570 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | 8,570l. in halfpence were produced, the respective out—turns being |
| 1920 | Sydney | £11,000 | pounds | 5,280,000 (£11,000 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | sixpences, 0091. in pence, and 11,0001. in halfpence, a total of 7,112,160 |
| 1922 | Sydney | £14,425 | pounds | 6,924,000 (£14,425 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | was 37,200]. in sixpences and 14,425]. in l’1alfpence. |
| 1923 | Sydney | 1,113,600 | pieces | 1,113,600 (£2,320 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | the former denomination and 1,113,600 pieces (2,3201.) of the latter |
| 1924 | Melbourne | £1,420 | pounds | 681,600 (£1,420 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 5,580l. in pence and 1,420]. in halfpence, have been delivered to the |
| 1925 | Melbourne | £13,3!)(il. | pounds | delivered | R 0,830.1. of pence and 13,3!)(il. of halfpence, have been delivered to the |
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| 1926 | Melbourne | £4,460 | pounds | 2,140,800 (£4,460 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 4,0901. in pence, and 4,460]. in halfpence have been delivered |
| 1927 | Melbourne | £6,400 | pounds | 3,072,000 (£6,400 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 1 1 the Vacant post. , A . . . Osbourne being appointed to fin 20,5101: in pence, and (3,400l. in halfpence have been delivered 1‘11 1 1 |
| 1928 | Melbourne | £4,830 | pounds | 2,318,400 (£4,830 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 12,6601. in pence, and 4,8301. in halfpence, have been delivered |
| 1929 | Melbourne | £5,490 | pounds | 2,635,200 (£5,490 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 10,8301. in pence, and 5,490l. in halfpence for the Commonwealth, |
| 1930 | Melbourne | £1,330 | pounds | 638,400 (£1,330 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 1,330l. in halfpence for the Commonwealth have been delivered to |
| 1931 | Melbourne | £770 | pounds | 369,600 (£770 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | w 2,060l. in pence, and 7701. in halfpence have been delivered to |
| 1932 | Melbourne | £5,320 | pounds | 2,553,600 (£5,320 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 8,820l. in pence, and 5,3201. in halfpence have been delivered to' |
| 1933 | Melbourne | £9,600 | pounds | 4,608,000 (£9,600 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 24,2401. in ence, and 9,6001. ' ' |
| 1934 | Melbourne | £7,950 | pounds | 3,816,000 (£7,950 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 24,2001. in pence, and 7,9501. in halfpence have been delivered to the |
| 1935 | Melbourne | £6,170 | pounds | 2,961,600 (£6,170 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 15,5201. in pence, and 6,1701. in halfpence have been delivered to the |
| 1936 | Melbourne | £5,340 | pounds | 2,563,200 (£5,340 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 18,200l. in pence and 5,340l. in halfpence have been delivered to the |
| 1937 | Melbourne | £6,280 | pounds | 3,014,400 (£6,280 x 480 coins per pound) | delivereddated 1936 | 23,0101. in pence and 6,2801. in halfpence have been delivered to the |
| 1938 | Melbourne | £10,780 | pounds | 5,174,400 (£10,780 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | 32,5201. in pence and 10,7805. in halfpence, and New Guinea 1,5001. in |
| 1945 | Melbourne | £1,880 | pounds | 902,400 (£1,880 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | J€3,230 in pence and £1,880 in halfpence have been delivered to the |
| 1945 | Perth | £2,000 | pounds | 960,000 (£2,000 x 480 coins per pound) | unstated | ments being £2,000 in face value per month. |
| 1945 | Perth | £850 | pounds | 408,000 (£850 x 480 coins per pound) | unstated | face value of £850 per week. |
| 1945 | Perth | £4,440 | pounds | 2,131,200 (£4,440 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | struck to the nominal value of J€59,990 pence and £4,440 halfpence. |
| 1945 | unstated | £11,860 | pounds | 5,692,800 (£11,860 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Halfpence . . . . 11,860 |
| 1946 | Melbourne | £390 | pounds | 187,200 (£390 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | £1,000 pence and £390 in halfpence have been delivered to the Bullion |
| 1946 | Perth | £28,250 | pounds | 13,560,000 (£28,250 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | of J€8,800 shillings and £28,250, halfpencc. |
| 1946 | unstated | £28,400 | pounds | 13,632,000 (£28,400 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Halfpence . . 28,400 |
| 1947 | Perth | £19,360 | pounds | 9,292,800 (£19,360 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | value of £44,600 shillings, £18,710 pence and £19,360 halfpence. |
| 1947 | unstated | £19,550 | pounds | 9,384,000 (£19,550 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Half-pence 19,550 |
| 1948 | Melbourne | £9,580 | pounds | 4,598,400 (£9,580 x 480 coins per pound) | delivered | £89,300 pence and £9,580 in half-pence have been delivered to the |
| 1948 | Perth | £46,380 | pounds | 22,262,400 (£46,380 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | all halfpence, was struck with a face value of £46,380. This was boxed ‘ y, |
| 1948 | unstated | £56,820 | pounds | 27,273,600 (£56,820 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Half-pence 56,820 |
| 1949 | Perth | £46,480 | pounds | 22,310,400 (£46,480 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | pence £6,390 and half-pence £46,480. |
| 1949 | unstated | £41,740 | pounds | 20,035,200 (£41,740 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | 1;“! Half-pence 41,740 Your obedient Servant, |
| 1950 | Perth | £25,030 | pounds | 12,014,400 (£25,030 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | value of £79,515 pence and £25,030 halfpence, a total of 31,098,000 pieces. |
| 1950 | unstated | £25,360 | pounds | 12,172,800 (£25,360 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Half-pence 25,360 |
| 1951 | Heaton | 5,040,000 | pieces | 5,040,000 (£10,500 x 480 coins per pound) | unstated | To expedite completion of. the order, a sub-contract for 5,040,000 half- |
| 1951 | London | £25,000 | pounds | 12,000,000 (£25,000 x 480 coins per pound) | unstated | pences, £75,000 in pence and £25,000 in halfpence. |
| 1951 | London | 3,000,000 | pieces | 3,000,000 (£6,250 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yeardated 1951 | 8,520,000 pence and 3,000,000 halfpence were struck in this Department. |
| 1951 | Perth | £42,036 | pounds | 20,177,280 (£42,036 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yearstated both ways | 15,292,800 pieces, and halfpence to the value of £42,036, 20,177,280 |
| 1951 | Perth | 20,177,280 | pieces | 20,177,280 (£42,036 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yearstated both ways | 15,292,800 pieces, and halfpence to the value of £42,036, 20,177,280 |
| 1951 | unstated | £46,570 | pounds | 22,353,600 (£46,570 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Half—pence ... ... ... 46,570 |
| 1952 | Heaton | 5,040,000 | pieces | 5,040,000 (£10,500 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yeardated 1951 | Iialfpence in bronze. The Mint, Birmingham, Ltd., struck 5,040,000 |
| 1952 | London | 3,960,000 | pieces | 3,960,000 (£8,250 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | Ian1df22,848.,595 threepences in .511ver and 9,480,000 pence and 3192011580 |
| 1952 | Perth | £27,864 | pounds | 13,374,720 (£27,864 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | Coin was struck to the nominal value of £115,320 pence and £27,864 |
| 1952 | unstated | £48,330 | pounds | 23,198,400 (£48,330 x 480 coins per pound) | issued | Halfpence . . . . . . 48,330 |
| 1953 | Perth | £39,000 | pounds | 18,720,000 (£39,000 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | ‘1 I] » struck to the nominal value of £100,170 pence and £39,000 half-pence, a total of |
| 1954 | Perth | £48,096 | pounds | 23,086,080 (£48,096 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yearstated both ways | struck to the nominal value of £48,096 halfpence, a total of 23,086,080 pieces. |
| 1954 | Perth | 23,086,080 | pieces | 23,086,080 (£48,096 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-yearstated both ways | struck to the nominal value of £48,096 halfpence, a total of 23,086,080 pieces. |
| 1955 | Perth | £28,056 | pounds | 13,466,880 (£28,056 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | struck to the nominal value of £25,050 pence and £28,056 halfpence, a total 0f |
| 1960 | Perth | £34,968 | pounds | 16,784,640 (£34,968 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | £83,370 pence and £34,968 halfpence, in all 36,793,440 pieces. To complete the |
| 1961 | Perth | £42,048 | pounds | 20,183,040 (£42,048 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | afim Was struck to the nominal value of £127,530 pence and £42,048 |
| 1962 | Perth | £21,372 | pounds | 10,258,560 (£21,372 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | Coin was struck to the nominal value of £145,215 pence and £21.372 |
| 1963 | Perth | £34,188 | pounds | 16,410,240 (£34,188 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | Coin was struck to the nominal value of £155,145 ence and £34 1 |
| 1964 | Perth | £37,980 | pounds | 18,230,400 (£37,980 x 480 coins per pound) | struck-in-report-year | , Coin was struck to the nominal value of £244,335 pence, £37,980 halfpence |