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Part Part 2 - Currency (Royal Australian Mint) Determination 2012 (No. 6) - Explanation of symbols | Zoe

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Currency (Royal Australian Mint) Determination 2012 (No. 6)

Part 2Explanation of symbols

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Part 2—Explanation of symbols

Item	Design Feature	Symbol	Explanation
1	Shape	S1	Circular
2	Shape	S2	Dodecagonal
3	Shape	S3	Triangular with rounded corners
4	Shape	S4	Circular concave
5	Edge	E1	Continuously milled
6	Edge	E2	Interrupted milling
7	Edge	E3	Plain
8	Obverse	O1	A design consisting of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:‘IRB’;‘ELIZABETH II’;‘AUSTRALIA 2013’
9	Obverse	O2	A design consisting of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:‘IRB’;‘ELIZABETH II’;‘AUSTRALIA 2013’;‘. 5 DOLLARS .’
10	Obverse	O3	A triangular design consisting of Queen Elizabeth II and the following:‘IRB’;‘ELIZABETH II’;‘AUSTRALIA’;‘2013’
11	Reverse	R1	A design consisting of:a representation of an Army Chaplain holding a book; anda representation of a soldier holding a hat; anda circular border containing the inscriptions:‘AUSTRALIA REMEMBERS’;‘ARMY CHAPLAINS’; andthe following:‘20’
12	Reverse	R2	A design consisting of:a representation of the Australian Parliament House and grounds; anda representation of Old Parliament House and adjoining garden; andthe following:‘25TH ANNIVERSARY OF’;‘PARLIAMENT HOUSE’;‘20’
13	Reverse	R3	A design consisting of the inscriptions:‘25TH ANNIVERSARY OF’; and‘PARLIAMENT HOUSE’; and‘5 DOLLARS’superimposed on a representation of a part of the Australian Parliament House and adjoining garden
14	Reverse	R4	A design consisting of:a partially unfurled scroll containing a representation of a map; anda representation of a landscape with a ridge and vegetation; anda representation of 1 horse and 3 persons standing on the ridge; anda representation of a tree; andthe inscriptions:‘MOUNT BLAXLAND’;‘SOUTH CREEK’;‘SYDNEY’;‘BICENTENARY OF THE CROSSING OF THE BLUE MOUNTAINS’;‘10 Dollars’all enclosed by raised beads inside the rim of the coin