1.  The whole of this instrument

The day after this instrument is registered.

9

Shape

S9

Tetradecagonal

32

Obverse

O13

A design consisting of:

(a) a central circle enclosing an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II; and

(b) the following:

(i) “ELIZABETH II”; and

(ii) “AUSTRALIA”; and

(iii) the inscription, in Arabic numerals, of a year; and

(iv) “JC”; and

(c) surrounding that central circle, an ornamental border comprising of a stylised representation of the stages of growth, from bud to full bloom, of a waratah flower; and

(d) the following:

(i) “Xoz.999 Ag” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed as a whole number or common fraction in Arabic numerals).

33

Obverse

O14

The same as for item 32, except omit subparagraph (d)(i) and substitute:

(i) “Xoz.9999 Au” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed as a while number or common fraction in Arabic numerals).

34

Obverse

O15

A design consisting of:

(a) at the bottom of the coin, a circle enclosing an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II; and

(b) the following:

(i) ELIZABETH II”; and

(ii) “AUSTRALIA”; and

(iii) the inscription, in Arabic numerals, of a year; and

(iv) “JC”; and

(c) above the effigy, a representation of the male lion depicted on the Coat of Arms of New South Wales sitting on its haunches; and

(d) in the background, 4 representations of 8-pointed stars (as depicted in the Coat of Arms of New South Wales), each partially obscured, and 8 stylised Tudor roses are positioned on and around the St George’s Cross (as depicted on the English flag); and

(e) the following:

(i) “X OUNCE.9999 Au” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed as a whole number or common fraction in Arabic numerals); and

(ii) “NEWLY RISEN”; and

(iii) “HOW BRIGHTLY”; and

(iv) “YOU SHINE”.

35

Obverse

O16

The same as for item 34, except omit subparagraph (e)(i) and substitute:

(i) “X OUNCE.999 Ag” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed as a whole number or common fraction in Arabic numerals); and

161

Reverse

R62

A design consisting of:

(a) a coloured stylised representation of Mothball, the wombat eating a carrot, in front of a clothesline, inspired by Bruce Whatley’s illustration from the children’s book Diary of a Wombat by Jackie French; and

(b) the following:

(i) “Diary of a Wombat”; and

(ii) “20”; and

(iii) “20th ANNIVERSARY”.

162

Reverse

R63

A design consisting of:

(a) in the centre, a stylised representation of the Earth, including a map of Australia; and

(b) positioned over the Earth, a diagonal stripe representing the path of a solar eclipse and a dot on the stripe indicating the location of Wallal, Western Australia; and

(c) above the Earth, a representation of the sun; and

(d) 2 separate patterns of skewed longitude and latitude lines with reducing radii moving from the rim of the coin inwards to the globe representing a gravity well that relates to Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity; and

(e) immediately inside the rim of the coin, a circular border containing the following:

(i) “WALLAL CENTENARY”; and

(ii) “AUSTRALIA TESTS EINSTEIN’S THEORY”.

163

Reverse

R64

The same as for item 162, except the design also includes a stylised representation of an envelope.

164

Reverse

R65

The same as for item 162, except omit subparagraph (ii) and substitute:

(ii) “AUSTRALIA TESTS EINSTEIN’S THEORY”; and

(iii) “Xoz .999 Ag” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed as a whole number or common fraction in Arabic numerals).

165

Reverse

R66

A design consisting of:

(a) a stylised representation of 2 rabbits, one standing on its hindlegs and the other sitting on its haunches; and

(b) amongst the rabbits are stylised dianthus chinensis flowers (also known as Chinese pinks) and grass; and

(c)in the background, a stylised representation of mountains and the rising sun; and

(d) the following:

(i) the Chinese language character (兔) pronounced tù under the Pinyin system and meaning rabbit; and

(ii) “50”; and

(iii) “TD”.

166

Reverse

R67

The same as for item 165, except the design also includes a stylised representation of an envelope.

167

Reverse

R68

A design consisting of:

(a) a stylised representation of 3 flowers of the waratah (as known as Telopea) plant and a wreath of their stems; and

(b) the following:

(i) “ONE DOLLAR”; and

(ii) “AS”.

168

Reverse

R69

The same as for item 167, except omit subparagraph (i) and substitute:

(i) “100 DOLLARS”; and

169

Reverse

R70

A design consisting of:

(a) in the centre of the coin, a stylised representation of a kangaroo as depicted on the Coat of Arms of New South Wales resting its right paw on a shield, with the inscription, “100 DOLLARS”; and

(b) a stylised representation of 2 merino sheep; and

(c) surrounding the kangaroo, shield and sheep, representations of ears of wheat and waratah flowers; and

(d) towards the bottom of the coin, a stylised representation of a rising sun on the horizon with stylised wattle forming sunrays radiating out to the border; and

(e) on an ornamental scroll, partially obscuring the representation of the sunrays, the inscription “NEW SOUTH WALES”; and

(f) the following:

(i) “AB”.

170

Reverse

R71

The same as for item 169, except omit paragraph (a) and substitute:

(a) in the centre, a stylised representation of a kangaroo as depicted on the Coat of Arms of New South Wales resting its right paw on an ornamental shield, with the inscription, “ONE DOLLAR”; and