Notes | Mintage figure includes: 1,001,000 circulation coins dated 2001, minted in the 2000/2001 financial year (ending 30 June) 26,905,000 circulation coins dated 2001, minted 2001/2002 306,850 brilliant uncirculated coins in sets, minted 2000/2001 10,100 brilliant uncirculated coins in cards, issued 2000/2001 44,228 brilliant uncirculated coins in sets, minted 2001/2002 152,826 proofs, minted 2000/2001 29,963 proofs, minted 2001/2002
Sources of original information:
Royal Australian Mint, Annual Report 2000 - 2001 (2001), pp 53-55. Retrieved from https://www.ramint.gov.au/annual-reports (PDF) Royal Australian Mint, Annual Report 2001 - 2002 (2002), pp 53, 55. Retrieved from https://www.ramint.gov.au/annual-reports (PDF)
Note: the 2001 mint report lists "Standard" $1; given that no 2001-dated Mob of Roos $1 coins were made, presumably "Standard" means this type.
There seems to be some confusion in the Krause entry for this coin (as of the 2018 edition), which implies that there were 6,781,200 regular circulation coins (named wrongly "Australian Centenary of Federation - Norfolk Island" and wrongly said to carry a B mint mark), and separately 27,905,000 "multicolour" circulation coins (actually, only proofs in sets were coloured). It also lists 1,001,000 Mob of Roos coins dated 2001, but that is the mintage for the Centenary of Federation coin in 2000/2001. |
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