1.  The whole of this instrument

The day after this instrument is registered.

101

20¢

Copper and nickel

11.30 ± 0.78

28.65

2.92

S1

E1

O1

R75

26/03/2023

102

20¢

Copper and nickel with gold plating

11.30 ± 0.78

28.65

2.92

S1

E1

O1

R75

26/03/2023

103

$5

Aluminium, zinc and bronze

20.00 ± 1.00

39.00

3.00

S1

E2

O1

R76

26/03/2023

104

$100

At least 99.99% gold

31.103 + 0.50

38.75

4.80

S4

E2

O6

R77

26/03/2023

105

$5

At least 99.9% silver

31.103 + 3.00

40.50

8.30

S4

E2

O7

R77

26/03/2023

25

Obverse

O6

A design consisting of:

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

(i) “ELIZABETH II”; and

(ii) “AUSTRALIA”; and

(iii) “JC”; and

(iv) “1952-2022”

(b) surrounding the central circle, a stylistic representation of fast flowing water, fan palm fronds and vines, and rock formations; and

(c) the following

(i) “X OUNCE .9999 GOLD” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed in words).

26

Obverse

O7

The same as for item 25, except omit subparagraph (c)(i) and substitute:

(i) “X OUNCE FINE SILVER” (where “X” is the nominal weight in ounces of the coin, expressed in words).

174

Reverse

R75

A design consisting of:

(a) at the top of the coin, a coloured representation of the character Edward the Emu from the children’s book Edward the Emu (as illustrated by Rod Clement); and

(b) in the centre of the coin, a representation of the following other characters from the book, facing towards the centre of the coin:

(i) an emu and a lioness; and

(ii) a snake and a seal; and

(c) the following:

(i) “EDWARD THE EMU”; and

(ii) “35TH ANNIVERSARY”; and

(iii) “20”.

175

Reverse

R76

A design consisting of:

(a) in the centre of the coin, a coloured stylised representation of a handprint, fan palm frond and shell fossil enclosed in a circular border comprising a ring of dashes; and

(b) surrounding the central circle, another circular border containing the following:

(i) “AUSTRALIAN WORLD HERITAGE PROPERTIES”; and

(ii) “5 DOLLARS”; and

(c) surrounding the border referred to in paragraph (b), a ring comprising overlapping circular lines; and

(d) a montage of the following stylised representations of Australian sites (or elements from those Australian sites) on the World Heritage List:

(i) the Brickendon Estate (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(ii) the Cascades Female Factory (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(iii) the Coal Mines Historic Site (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(iv) Cockatoo Island (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and

(v) the Darlington Probation Station (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(vi) Fremantle Prison (Australian Convict Site in Western Australia); and

(vii) Hyde Park Barracks (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and

(viii) the Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area (Australian Convict Site in Norfolk Island); and

(ix) Old Government House and Government Domain (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and

(x) the Old Great North Road (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and

(xi) the Port Arthur Historic Site (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(xii) the Woolmers Estate (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and

(xiii) the Australian Fossil Mammal Site in Naracoorte, South Australia; and

(xiv) the Australian Fossil Mammal Site in Riversleigh, Queensland; and

(xv) Budj Bim Cultural Landscape in Victoria; and

(xvi) the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia in New South Wales and Queensland; and

(xvii) the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland (represented by a clownfish); and

(xviii) the Greater Blue Mountains Area in New South Wales; and

(xix) Heard Island and McDonald Islands in the Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands; and

(xx) Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory; and

(xxi) K’gari (Fraser Island) in Queensland; and

(xxii) the Lord Howe Island Group in New South Wales; and

(xxiii) Macquarie Island, Tasmania; and

(xxiv) Purnululu National Park in Western Australia; and

(xxv) the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, in Victoria; and

(xxvi) Shark Bay, Western Australia; and

(xxvii) Sydney Opera House in New South Wales; and

(xxviii) the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area; and

(xxix) the Ningaloo Coast, Western Australia; and

(xxx) the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory; and

(xxxi) the Wet Tropics of Queensland (represented by a cassowary); and

(xxxii) the Willandra Lakes Region of New South Wales.

176

Reverse

R77

A design consisting of:

(a) in the foreground, sand, cliff faces and clouds; and

(b) in the background, a coloured representation of The Twelve Apostles rock formation in Victoria; and

(c) the following:

(i) “TWELVE APOSTLES”

(ii) “2023 BEAUTY, RICH & RARE”

(iii) Arabic numerals for the amount, in dollars or cents, of the denomination of the coin, either preceded by “$” or followed by “¢” as the case requires; and

(iv) “AS”.