1.  The whole of this instrument

The day after this instrument is registered.

2

$2

Copper, aluminium and nickel

6.60 ± 0.60

20.62

3.70

S1

E3

O1

R39

10/07/2026

3

50¢

Copper and nickel

15.55 ± 0.96

31.65

3.16

S5

E2

O2

R40

10/07/2026

44

$2

Copper, aluminium and nickel

6.60 ± 0.60

20.62

3.70

S1

E3

O1

R41

10/07/2026

45

$2

At least 99.9% silver

8.55 ± 0.25

20.70

3.40

S1

E3

O1

R41

10/07/2026

46

50¢

Copper and nickel

15.55 ± 0.96

31.65

3.16

S5

E2

O2

R40

10/07/2026

47

50¢

At least 99.9% silver

18.24 ± 0.50

31.65

3.20

S5

E2

O2

R40

10/07/2026

48

50¢

Copper and nickel

15.55 ± 0.96

31.65

3.16

S5

E2

O1

R42

10/07/2026

49

50¢

At least 99.9% silver

18.24 ± 0.50

31.65

3.20

S5

E2

O1

R42

10/07/2026

138

Reverse

R39

A design consisting of:

(a) in the centre of the coin, a representation of a biscuit on a scallop‑edged plate; and

(b) on the rim of the plate, a blue and white printed ornamental border including the following:

(i) oat plant; and

(ii) rosemary sprigs; and

(iii) rising sun; and

(iv) setting sun; and

(v) larks; and

(c) partially surrounding the plate, a doily pattern; and

(d) the following:

(i) “ANZAC BISCUIT”; and

(ii) a representation of the designer’s initials “NF” stylised as a fox; and

(iii) the denomination of the coin in words, followed by “DOLLARS”, “DOLLAR” or “CENTS” as the case requires.

139

Reverse

R40

A design consisting of:

(a) inside the rim of the coin, a circular border; and

(b) partially obscuring the circular border, a line of 15 Indigenous people and a dog, viewed from behind, walking across a dirt plain and casting representations of shadows, which form the word ‘UNITY’; and

(c) in the background, the following sections of Indigenous activist Vincent Lingiari’s speech at the Wave Hill Station Handover Ceremony, partially obscured by the circular border:

(i) “LET US LIVE HAPPILY TOGETHER AS MATES, LET US NOT MAKE IT HARD FOR EACH OTHER”; and

(ii) “WE WANT TO LIVE IN A BETTER WAY TOGETHER, ABORIGINALS AND WHITE MEN, LET US NOT FIGHT OVER ANYTHING, LET US BE MATES”; and

(iii) “NGUMPIN, KARTIYA KARRU-LA JINTAKU-LA” (in Gurindji language), “BLACKFELLA, WHITEFELLA UNITE AS ONE” (in English); and

(d) partially obscuring the sections of speech, a stylised representation of a landscape consisting of rolling hills, and a stylised hand (representing the hand of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam) pouring dirt into an open hand (representing the hand of Indigenous activist Vincent Lingiari); and

(e) the following:

(i) “GURINDJI WAVE HILL WALK OFF 1966”; and

(ii) “BIRTHPLACE OF ABORIGINAL LAND RIGHTS ACT 1976”.

140

Reverse

R41

The same as for item 138, except omit subparagraph (d)(iii) and substitute:

(iii) the denomination of the coin in words, followed by “DOLLARS”, “DOLLAR” or “CENTS” as the case requires; and

(iv) “C”.

141

Reverse

R42

A design consisting of:

(a) stylised representations of the following elements (each of which is partially obscuring another):

(i) stars; and

(ii) musical notes; and

(iii) curved lines; and

(iv) a satellite; and

(v) clouds; and

(vi) the sun: and

(vii) raindrops; and

(viii) the cartoon character Dollar Bill from the Decimal Currency Conversion Jingle (1965), as created by Monty Wedd and drawn by Laurie Sharpe; and

(ix) figures participating in different sports; and

(x) a first prize medal containing the inscription “1”, with 2 ribbon tails with the inscriptions “MELBOURNE” and “1956”; and

(xi) different sports balls; and

(xii) scattered cricket stumps and bails; and

(xiii) 3 toy racing cars; and

(xiv) a painter’s palette and 2 paintbrushes; and

(xv) a kangaroo; and

(xvi) an astronaut in a spacesuit standing on the moon, staking a flag; and

(xvii) a lunar module; and

(xviii) a bolt of lightning; and

(xix) 2 theatrical masks (Thalia and Melpomene); and

(xx) a pair of handcuffs, one locked, and one unlocked; and

(xxi) a spoon, fork, knife and a fish; and

(xxii) a hand casting a ballot into a voting ballot box containing the inscription “VOTE”; and

(xxiii) 2 dollar signs; and

(xxiv) 2 trees; and

(xxv) an Akubra hat; and

(xxvi) a transmission tower with a stylised signal radiating out, forming an arc; and

(xxvii) a van; and

(xxviii) a wedding ring and engagement ring overlapping; and

(xxix) a television set and screen from the 1950s; and

(xxx) a television camera; and

(xxxi) a radio microphone; and

(xxxii) a crocodile standing on its hindlegs; and

(xxxiii) a house with the roof detached, a hammer and a saw; and

(xxxiv) a crown; and

(xxxv) a sign displaying the inscription “QUIZ”; and

(xxxvi) 5 playing cards, 2 of which display question marks; and

(xxxvii) a car; and

(xxxviii) a bar of soap surrounded by bubbles; and

(xxxix) 2 toy teddy bears; and

(xl) 3 figures dancing, one of which is holding a guitar; and

(b) partially obscuring the rest of the elements, light blue, yellow, green, white, black, dark blue, pink and red coloured shapes; and

(c) the following:

(i) “AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING”; and

(ii) “1956-2026”; and

(iii) “50”; and

(iv) “AB” (in a stylised form).