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Sydney Paralympic Games<br />

Coins & Medallions2000<br />

The Royal <strong>Australia</strong>n and Perth Mints will offer<br />

a series of coins and a medallion designed<br />

especially for this important sporting event.<br />

They are available until 31 December 2000.<br />

The reverse of each coin will carry the<br />

Paralympic Organising Committee’s logo in<br />

colour. The obverse will carry the Ian Rank<br />

Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth (the effigy<br />

currently used on <strong>Australia</strong>n currency).<br />

As well as helping to fund the event, royalties<br />

will be used to offset the cost of the design and<br />

production of the victory medals.<br />

There are three coins in the program, one<br />

gold, one silver and one bright aluminium<br />

bronze, the specifications the same as those for<br />

the Olympic Coin Program.<br />

Commemorative Medallion Set<br />

The medallions in this set of three are miniature<br />

versions of the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games<br />

victory medals, designed by Stuart Devlin.<br />

Mail order codes<br />

1113288 Gold coin..........................................$380.00<br />

1113289 Silver coin ..........................................$55.00<br />

1113290 Bronze coin ........................................$10.95<br />

1113291 Three coin set....................................$445.95<br />

1113295 Set of three medallions ........................$49.95<br />

Limited to 2000<br />

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2001Coins<br />

Year 2001 Coin Programme<br />

2001 Uncirculated six coin set, – Centenary of Federation<br />

In 2001, the Royal <strong>Australia</strong>n Mint’s premier<br />

sets celebrate the Centenary of Federation. The<br />

commemorative 50c coin features <strong>Australia</strong>’s<br />

official Coat of Arms. The $1.00 coin depicts<br />

the Centenary of Federation logo with the<br />

words “Centenary of Federation”. Also<br />

included are the Stuart Devlin 5c, 10c, and 20c<br />

coins and the Horst Hahne $2.00 coin. The<br />

coins’ obverse features the Ian Rank-Broadley<br />

effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.<br />

2001 Six Coin Proof Set – Centenary of Federation<br />

As it was in 2000, this coin set is arranged in the<br />

shape of the Southern Cross. The colour<br />

highlights come from the 50c and $1.00 coins,<br />

which feature <strong>Australia</strong>n Coat of Arms and<br />

Centenary of Federation logo respectively.<br />

2001 Baby Coin Set<br />

This set is packaged in new colours for the new<br />

year. It includes commemorative 50c and $1.00<br />

coins (colour in the proof set, struck relief in the<br />

uncirculated set). The proof set also includes a<br />

45 mm fine silver medallion (a bronze medallion<br />

in the uncirculated set). These feature Mint<br />

koalas on the obverse, with the reserve left blank<br />

for personal inscription.<br />

2001 Silver kangaroo coin<br />

The kangaroo on this coin is from a painting by<br />

Aboriginal artist Jeanette Timbery. The coin, which<br />

contains one Troy ounce of fine silver and features<br />

a polished image of the kangaroo set against a<br />

frosted background, is packaged in a jewellry-style<br />

presentation case.<br />

These coins will be available in early December.<br />

Mail order codes<br />

0142250 2001 Uncirculated six coin set ..................$21.65<br />

0142251 2001 Six coin proof coin set......................$70.25<br />

0142252 2001 Baby coin set, proof ...................... $81.35<br />

0142253 2001 Baby coin set , uncirculated ............$26.55<br />

0142254 2001 Silver kangaroo coin ........................$29.80

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