Australian 50 cent coin (round)

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50 cents (Australia)
Value: 0.50 AUD
Mass: 13.28 g
Diameter: 31.51 mm
Thickness: 3.00 mm
Edge: milled
Composition: 80%Silver, 20%Copper
Years of Minting: 1966
Catalog Number: -
Obverse
Obverse
Design: Queen Elizabeth II, Australia's Queen
Designer: Arnold Machin
Design Date: 1966
Reverse
Reverse
Design: Coat of Arms of Australia
Designer: Stuart Devlin
Design Date: 1965

The round fifty cent coin was made of 80% silver and 20% copper, but as the value of a free-floating silver price became higher, the coins' bullion value became more valuable than their face value and so were withdrawn from circulation. 36.45 million coins were minted with 14 million put into circulation.

Preceded by
Five shilling note (Australian)
Fifty Cents (Australian)
1966
Succeeded by
Fifty cent coin (Australian)
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