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Currency (Perth Mint) Determination 2013 (No. 2)

I, Bernie Ripoll, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer, make the following determination under subsection 13A(1) of the Currency Act 1965.

Dated: 15 April 2013

Bernie Ripoll

Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer

Contents

1 Name of determination

2 Commencement

3 Authority

4 Definition

5 Standard weight, design and dimension of coins

Schedule 1—Standard weight, design and dimension of coins

Part 1—Specifications of coins

Part 2—Explanation of symbols

1 Name of determination

This determination is the Currency (Perth Mint) Determination 2013 (No. 2).

2 Commencement

This determination commences on the day after it is registered.

3 Authority

This determination is made under subsection 13A(1) of the Currency Act 1965.

4 Definition

Act means the Currency Act 1965.

5 Standard weight, design and dimension of coins

(1) This section is made for subsection 13A(1) of the Act.

(2) On and after the day when this determination commences, each item of the table in Part 1 of Schedule 1 specifies the standard weight, the allowable variation from that standard weight, the design and the dimensions of a coin whose denomination is specified, or taken to be specified, in the Schedule to the Act.

(3) Each item of the table in Part 2 of Schedule 1 explains a symbol used to describe the design of coins in Part 1 of Schedule 1.

(4) This determination does not affect any other determination made under subsection 13A(1) of the Act.

Schedule 1—Standard weight, design and dimension of coins

Note: See section 5.

Part 1—Specifications of coins

Item Denomination Standard composition Standard weight and allowable variation (g) Dimensions Design
Maximum diameter (mm) or other dimension Maximum thickness (mm) Shape Edge Obverse Reverse

Item	Design Feature	Symbol	Explanation
1	Shape	S1	Square
2	Shape	S2	Circular
3	Edge	E1	Continuously milled
4	Obverse	O1	A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA”;<br>(c) “2014”;<br>(d) “15 DOLLARS”;<br>(e) “1/10oz 9999 GOLD”;<br>(f) “IRB”
5	Obverse	O2	A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA”;<br>(c) “2014”;<br>(d) “1 DOLLAR”;<br>(e) “1oz 999 SILVER”;<br>(f) “IRB”
6	Obverse	O3	A design consisting of a circle that surrounds an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA”;<br>(c) “· 1 DOLLAR ·”;<br>(d) “IRB”
7	Obverse	O4	A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA”;<br>(c) “2013”;<br>(d) “25 DOLLARS”;<br>(e) “1/4oz 9999 GOLD”;<br>(f) “IRB”
8	Obverse	O5	A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA”;<br>(c) “2013”;<br>(d) “50 CENTS”;<br>(e) “1/2oz 999 SILVER”;<br>(f) “IRB”
9	Obverse	O6	A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by a circular pattern consisting of squares and the following:<br>(a) “ELIZABETH II”;<br>(b) “AUSTRALIA 2013”;<br>(c) “1 DOLLAR”;<br>(d) “IRB”
10	Reverse	R1	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
11	Reverse	R2	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
12	Reverse	R3	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
13	Reverse	R4	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
14	Reverse	R5	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
15	Reverse	R6	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
16	Reverse	R7	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
17	Reverse	R8	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
18	Reverse	R9	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
19	Reverse	R10	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following:<br>(a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”;<br>(b) “P”
20	Reverse	R11	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Dà Wăn Liū” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
21	Reverse	R12	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Zì Zaì Jū” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
22	Reverse	R13	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Xuĕ Dĭan Dīao” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
23	Reverse	R14	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Rú Yì Cōng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
24	Reverse	R15	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Hóng Yù Zuò” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
25	Reverse	R16	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Chì Huā Yīng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
26	Reverse	R17	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Ěr Yún Shĭ” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
27	Reverse	R18	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Shī Zi Yù” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
28	Reverse	R19	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Pì Lì Xīang” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
29	Reverse	R20	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a coloured representation of a horse;<br>(b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”;<br>(d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced:<br>(i) “Bēn Xīao Cōng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and<br>(ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”;<br>(e) “P”
30	Reverse	R21	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a representation of a horse superimposed on a landscape with grasses, trees, shrubs, a fence and a tank on stilts, and the following:<br>(a) “THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE”;<br>(b) “2013 1oz 999 SILVER”;<br>(c) “IJ”;<br>(d) “P”
31	Reverse	R22	A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a circle enclosing a representation of an eagle statue with a background of a portion of the Stars and Stripes and stars in the shape of the Southern Cross, and the following:<br>(a) “AUSTRALIAN / AMERICAN MEMORIAL”;<br>(b) “WAR IN THE PACIFIC 1941‑45”;<br>(c) “P”
32	Reverse	R23	A design, in a proof finish, consisting of the following:<br>(a) a pattern of semi‑circular shapes and lines immediately inside the rim forming a border;<br>(b) an insert consisting of a lenticular lens which features 2 images that morph from one to the other as the viewing angle of the coin is changed. The 2 images consist of:<br>(i) a coloured representation of Flinders Street Station, a tram and commuters; and<br>(ii) a coloured representation of the Admiralty building, a semi‑frozen river, bare trees and a domed building located in St Petersburg, Russia;<br>(c) “SISTER CITIES”;<br>(d) “1oz 999 SILVER”;<br>(e) “P”

Item

Design Feature

Symbol

Explanation

Shape

Square

Shape

Circular

Edge

Continuously milled

Obverse

A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA”; (c) “2014”; (d) “15 DOLLARS”; (e) “1/10oz 9999 GOLD”; (f) “IRB”

Obverse

A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA”; (c) “2014”; (d) “1 DOLLAR”; (e) “1oz 999 SILVER”; (f) “IRB”

Obverse

A design consisting of a circle that surrounds an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA”; (c) “· 1 DOLLAR ·”; (d) “IRB”

Obverse

A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA”; (c) “2013”; (d) “25 DOLLARS”; (e) “1/4oz 9999 GOLD”; (f) “IRB”

Obverse

A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA”; (c) “2013”; (d) “50 CENTS”; (e) “1/2oz 999 SILVER”; (f) “IRB”

Obverse

A design consisting of an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by a circular pattern consisting of squares and the following: (a) “ELIZABETH II”; (b) “AUSTRALIA 2013”; (c) “1 DOLLAR”; (d) “IRB”

Reverse

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a coloured representation of a horse superimposed over stylised ground with a horizon and a stylised cloud, and the following: (a) the pinyin pictograph pronounced “mă” and meaning “horse”; (b) “P”

Reverse

R10

Reverse

R11

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Dà Wăn Liū” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R12

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Zì Zaì Jū” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R13

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Xuĕ Dĭan Dīao” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R14

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Rú Yì Cōng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R15

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Hóng Yù Zuò” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng wù chén mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the 13th year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R16

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Chì Huā Yīng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R17

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Ěr Yún Shĭ” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R18

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Shī Zi Yù” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R19

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Pì Lì Xīang” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R20

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of the following: (a) a coloured representation of a horse; (b) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “qían lóng yù lăn zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (c) a coloured representation of a Chinese stamp that is made up of a square border which encloses the pinyin pictographs pronounced “tài shàng huáng dì zhī băo” and meaning “stamp of Emperor Yōngzhèng”; (d) the pinyin pictographs pronounced: (i) “Bēn Xīao Cōng” which is the name of the horse with no English equivalent; and (ii) “qían lóng guĭ haì mèng chūn haĭ xī chēn láng shì níng gōng shū” and meaning “Painted by Minister Lang Shining in early spring of the eighth year from the ascension of Emperor Qíanlóng”; (e) “P”

Reverse

R21

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a representation of a horse superimposed on a landscape with grasses, trees, shrubs, a fence and a tank on stilts, and the following: (a) “THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE”; (b) “2013 1oz 999 SILVER”; (c) “IJ”; (d) “P”

Reverse

R22

A design, in a bullion finish, consisting of a circle enclosing a representation of an eagle statue with a background of a portion of the Stars and Stripes and stars in the shape of the Southern Cross, and the following: (a) “AUSTRALIAN / AMERICAN MEMORIAL”; (b) “WAR IN THE PACIFIC 1941‑45”; (c) “P”

Reverse

R23

A design, in a proof finish, consisting of the following: (a) a pattern of semi‑circular shapes and lines immediately inside the rim forming a border; (b) an insert consisting of a lenticular lens which features 2 images that morph from one to the other as the viewing angle of the coin is changed. The 2 images consist of: (i) a coloured representation of Flinders Street Station, a tram and commuters; and (ii) a coloured representation of the Admiralty building, a semi‑frozen river, bare trees and a domed building located in St Petersburg, Russia; (c) “SISTER CITIES”; (d) “1oz 999 SILVER”; (e) “P”